If you would like to contact any of the 7 Republicans who did vote to convict:

[BlueDawn]

Here is some contact information that may be helpful.

Richard Burr (North Carolina)
217 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
[phone]

Bill Cassidy (Louisiana)
520 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
[phone]

Susan Collins (Maine)
413 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
[phone]

Lisa Murkowski (Alaska)
522 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
[phone]

Mitt Romney (Utah)
124 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
[phone]

Ben Sasse (Nebraska)
107 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
[phone]

Pat Toomey (Pennsylvania)
248 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
[phone]

I am disappointed that my own two senators were so cowardly that they voted to acquit. However, I wasn’t surprised. Marsha Blackburn is pathetic, and Bill Hagerty is such a huge disappointment.

I will be contacting these 7 senators to at least thank them for their votes. I don’t believe they will change in terms of aligning themselves with Biden or with Democratic ideals or policies, but I will give them credit for doing the right thing.

I realize that others may have no interest in thanking them but perhaps would still like to contact one or more of them in order to share their thoughts and feelings.

I am surprised that 7 Republicans voted to convict! All of them should have done so. Well, at least these 7 did the right thing.....THIS time.

[treestar]

1. For once, Collins did more than

just be concerned!

[BlueDawn]

2. LOL!

She did, didn’t she?

I love your post!

[MiniMe]

3. They did the right thing, but they knew damn well that there weren't enough votes to convict

Susan Collins get bold if she knows that there won't be a big consequence to her vote.

[BlueDawn]

6. I totally agree with you.

They absolutely knew. Susan Collins has proven herself to be extremely wishy-washy. I never expect much of anything from her.

[LuvLoogie]

4. Thank you Blue Dawn...

This is a constructive and proactive effort on your part.

This is the kind of focus and determination we need. We need to advance on all fronts.

Kudos.

[BlueDawn]

8. Thank you very much.

I do realize that not everyone will feel like thanking any of these senators, and I totally understand that. I provided the information for any DUers who may want to contact them for any reason whatsoever, not just to thank them. I do believe that our senators and representatives need to hear from us. It is something I believe strongly. It is a way to act proactively rather than be left feeling utterly powerless and helpless.

I do my small part, regardless of whether they choose to ignore or dismiss what I have to say. I have a voice. It is my responsibility to use it.

I respect others’ feelings and opinions, of course. Again, thank you.

[Hekate]

5. Kick and Rec!

[Stuart G]

7. k and r

[BigmanPigman]

9. Cool, thanks! Saves me time.

I'll call tonight. I just called Raskin to thank him too.

Edit: just called all of them and Cassidy is the only one with a full mailbox.

[Hugin]

16. Yeah, the vast majority of my praise and gratitude is reserved for...

Representative Raskin and the House Managers.

He was a joy to listen to and performed in a manner above and beyond.

They all did. It must have been a difficult and emotional task reviewing the evidence and putting together a prosecution that was objective and factual in a highly personal situation.

[bullimiami]

10. i just messaged burr and thanked him. he is one of my, generally not good for much, senators.

[NRaleighLiberal]

11. nope. they knew how it would go down. They are republicans. fuck em.

[crickets]

12. Thanks, BlueDawn. Bill Cassidy, for one, deserves some credit & thanks. nt

[BlueDawn]

13. You are very welcome!

[Autumn]

14. I see no reason to contact them to tell them to fuck off. They put on a show. So...

Fuck them, I would sooner thank a rock in the middle of the road for doing the right thing.

[Hugin]

15. In the same spirit...

You might want to give former Vice President Mike Pence a nod.

In spite of a very real and immanent threat to his life and limb, he held to democracy on Jan 6th 2021. An act which we learned only yesterday is very uncharacteristic of modern Republicans.

It has become clear that he may be a goob, but, at least he's an American goob.