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... really? Can you expand on that? In my country, the government is not in the habit of sending out emails, largely so that they can tell people to disregard a
by Kluny 10y ago
... really? Can you expand on that? In my country, the government is not in the habit of sending out emails, largely so that they can tell people to disregard any email that claims to be from the government, as it's usually a scammer.
- voxic11 10y agoThe United States government owns the .gov gtld so it's pretty easy to identify their emails.
- Kluny 10y agoRight, but what do they send you?
- MaysonL 10y agoHere are the subject lines, with brief description. Supreme Court News [Getting ready to nominate] Supreme Court Update [Gorsuch chosen] A Vote for America's Future [from VP Pence about his DeVos vote] Major Economic Update [jobs bragging] President Trump's Weekly Address [solicitin FB & Twitter follows, petition signing, watch his speech]
- Kluny 10y agoNot sure how I feel about that. It sounds fucked up, like propaganda, but it can be interpreted positively as well. They're keeping in touch with the electorate and keeping them informed. Dunno.