a reply from Landrieu

[Jmann]

Thank you for contacting my office. This automatic response confirms that I received your message, but unfortunately I am unable to respond due to a government shutdown. When the government shutdown ends, I will respond to your message as soon as possible.

What a joke !

 

[candrews86]

I wouldn't expect anything less from her.

 

[ewebb10]

I cant wait to vote against her next year!!

 

[Sugarbug]

Aren't they still getting paid?

 

[homeslice]

Even if she did respond it would be to tell you that your opinion is wrong. Waste of keystrokes.

 

[Dixie_Amazon]

Bill would be a big improvement.

 

[Bayoupiper]

Bill, Mary...

Makes no difference.

They're both self serving politicians who are only in it for the money and power.

And Bill may have just shot himself in the foot and handed the election to Mary.

http://louisianavoice.com/2013/10/0...as-against-it-now-helps-shut-down-government/



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[JNieman]

.gov email servers are shut down - only automations are running to alert you of that fact. That goes for all .gov websites as well, usda.gov nasa.gov etc.

 

[Metryshooter]

.gov email servers are shut down - only automations are running to alert you of that fact. That goes for all .gov websites as well, usda.gov nasa.gov etc.

NASA's website and email servers are working just fine.

 

[JNieman]

NASA's website and email servers are working just fine.

What? Everything I try to get to on NASA.gov redirects here:

http://notice.usa.gov/

 

[Metryshooter]

No idea. When I read they were down I tested the system and all is well.

 

[JNieman]

No idea. When I read they were down I tested the system and all is well.

Test what 'system' ?

Do you have some kind of employee/contractor access that requires a login, whereas I'm just getting on via http and getting redirected because of that?

The general policy of the shutdown is that all the .gov email/webserving was to be shut down. However, I see that some sites, like house.gov, senate.gov, and whitehouse.gov are all still serving pages, though whitehouse.gov has a popup declaring that no updates are occurring since the shutdown. usda.gov redirects me to: http://www.usda.gov/fundinglapse.htm - energy.gov still serves pages but has a large header declaring that no updates are occurring until funds are made available.

Strange. That really sucks, nasa and usda has a lot of information that was really missed.

 

[Bill Baldwin]

I'm still waiting on a reply from seven months before the shutdown.

 

[Metryshooter]

Test what 'system' ?

Do you have some kind of employee/contractor access that requires a login,

Yes, but I can access the site via my phone as well.

 

[Emperor]

Bill, Mary...

Makes no difference.

They're both self serving politicians who are only in it for the money and power.
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True Dat!

 

[Jmann]

I can only hope she gets voted out next year .

 

[whitsend]

Thank you for contacting my office. This automatic response confirms that I received your message, but unfortunately I am unable to respond due to a government shutdown. When the government shutdown ends, I will respond to your message as soon as possible.

What a joke !

That's funny, David Vitter sent me an update email today.

 

[twentynine]

Bill winning against Mary?

Well Bill mat get my vote, but really what's the chance of him unseating Mary Mary Quite Contrary?

I'm not a student of La history, so I'm going to ask:

When or has their ever been an incumbent seated senator from the state of La voted out of office.

Right off the top of my head I'm trying to think of US senators from La in my lifetime. I was born in 1958. Let's see Russell Long, Bennett Johnston, Allen Ellander, Elaine Edwards, John Breaux, Huey Long. I leave anybody out? Course everybody knows Huey was assassinated and Ellander died in office (Elaine appointed by EWE to finish his term). Naturally I can't remember Huey except by legend, who finished his term? Then of course Mary Mary and Mr David call girl Vitter.

Nope won't happen, short of being caught having sex with a goat, and maybe not then.

 

[MTregre]

Poor goat...

 

[Emperor]

Bill winning against Mary?

Well Bill mat get my vote, but really what's the chance of him unseating Mary Mary Quite Contrary?

I'm not a student of La history, so I'm going to ask:

When or has their ever been an incumbent seated senator from the state of La voted out of office.

Right off the top of my head I'm trying to think of US senators from La in my lifetime. I was born in 1958. Let's see Russell Long, Bennett Johnston, Allen Ellander, Elaine Edwards, John Breaux, Huey Long. I leave anybody out? Course everybody knows Huey was assassinated and Ellander died in office (Elaine appointed by EWE to finish his term). Naturally I can't remember Huey except by legend, who finished his term? Then of course Mary Mary and Mr David call girl Vitter.

Nope won't happen, short of being caught having sex with a goat, and maybe not then.

I wish the younger generation would embrace term limits on these trash bags.