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I selected the category as "Judiciary" and got their response:

"As you know, H.R. 728, introduced by Rep. Foley (R-FL), would amend
the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 to require an opportunity
to correct alleged violations before a civil action could commence.
This bill is currently under consideration by the House Committee on
the Judiciary. "

Don't you have Judiciary?

On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 08:53:05 -0500, "Mark Probert" <Mark
Probert@lumbercartel.com> wrote:

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>"Deaf Power" <deaf@power.com> wrote in message
>news:T5Cyd.9264$jn.381@lakeread06...
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>> http://www.aclu.org/DisabilityRights/DisabilityRights.cfm?ID=9962&c=69
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>> Preserve the Rights of the Disabled
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>I visited the website and submitted a well modified fax to my reps.
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>What really got me annoyed was at the end of the process, each rep required
>that the topic of the fax be listed according to a list that they provide.
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>Guess what topic was missing?
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><play Jeopardy theme song>
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>No, you do not have to be Ken Jennings to get this one correct!
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>See below...
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>Correct, Handicapped rights is the missing category!
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>No, you do not win $2.5 million. I told you that you do not have to be Ken
>Jennings to get that one right.
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>Please visit the ACLU website and complete the fax and see if your
>representatives do the same thing. If so, email them with a complaint, like
>I just did.
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>If they are not thinking that this is a separate issue that crosses all
>ethnic, political, religious, age, etc. groups, then they are not ever going
>to "get it" until it happens to them.
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>While you have their attention, suggest that they spend a week in a
>wheelchair, or with a blindfold, or with earplugs, or all three, etc. for
>more of an education.
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>Mark
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