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I live in California. I just called Feinstein's office and registered my opinion. According to the staffer, Feinstein supports the extension. Her office can be

• chimeracoder 14y ago
  > Feinstein supports the extension. Her office can be reached at (202) 224-3841. Don't let this stop you (or anyone) from calling, but it's going to take a lot to get Feinstein to switch her stance on this.
  • malandrew 14y ago
    Out of curiosity, why? Is Feinstein one of the main proponents of the extension or something?
    • chimeracoder 14y ago
      Feinstein has always been one of the best friends of the law enforcement lobby. Which has made her one of the most disappointing senators on issues of privacy, drug policy, etc. It's especially disappointing given how out of line her beliefs are with certain areas of California, but that's what often happens when a massively diverse state elects a single representative democratically.
• wjamesg 14y ago
  Good for you, I encourage more to do the same. I interned for my Congressman on Capitol Hill a few years ago. In my opinion, volume calling is the best way to actually get heard. Web forms, emails, faxes: much less so. U.S. citizens, Contact your U.S. Representative: http://www.house.gov/representatives/find http://www.house.gov/representatives/find Contact your Senators: http://www.senate.gov http://www.senate.gov
  • alrs 14y ago
    If I read the article correctly, the House has already passed this, so there isn't any reason to call your representative. It's only your senators that matter at this point. Call both of them.