Seeking advice on Twitter use
I have had a Twitter account for more than a year, and just made my first post today, thanking Diane Feinstein for releasing the Fusion GPS documents. Over the past year, I have held my tongue and not posted anything defamatory about anything or anyone, including our Twitter-loving, "alleged" President. Long story short, I am thinking of tweeting directly to certain GOP politicians (@ChuckGrassley, @LinseyGraham, @DevinNunez, @JeffSessions, even @DonaldTrump).
Something along the lines of. . .
Dear @Whomever, By now, it is clearly obvious that you are either owned by Russia, being blackmailed by Russia, or are simply a Traitor. Either way, you are a disgrace to America. I would strongly encourage you to resign before it gets worse. And we both know, it WILL get worse. #Resist #Impeach #Indict
So here's my question(s) for anyone in the know:
What might the response be to a tweet like this? I'm not worried about being "blocked", but I don't want to start any wars, either. As I've said, I've never tweeted anyone until this morning, and I have a total of 5 followers (1 cousin and four peeps I don't know), but the notion that I can send a tweet directly to one of these treason weasels, and that someone in their orbit might actually read it, is getting too much to #resist!
Please, stop me before I tweet again! Thank you 
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Of course, I want an honest answer. And you're probably right, but I wouldn't really be hoping for a response. It would primarily be done as a catharsis (cuz Lord knows, we Dems have a lot to catharse these days) Thanks again for your input. 
