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Since votes aren't counted anymore, why would the public's opinion about anything influence U.S. law or lawmakers?
Most probably the only thing that happens if you contact a government official to complain, inform, or give advice is that you get put in a computer database.
Since votes aren't counted anymore, why would the public's opinion about anything influence U.S. law or lawmakers?
Most probably the only thing that happens if you contact a government official to complain, inform, or give advice is that you get put in a computer database.
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