[MD] NHS? No thanks

[Case]

> > [Case]
> > We the People elected these guys.
>
>[Marsha]
>Not me sweetheart.  I'm not brain dead.  I call Lieberman's office
>every few weeks to tell him the Iraqi occupation is illegal and
>immoral.  I call Dodd's office to tell him the Senate needs to pass
>the Bill to restrict earmarks, make them transparent and assign
>authorship.
>
>[Case]
>Unfortunately part of being one of the people is that we must live with the
>will of the majority. I applaud your efforts to make the best of it.
>Personally I prefer hand wringing, whining and ever satisfying: "I told you
>so!"

[Marsha]
I can be honest.  I know my phone calls do as much good as your hand 
wringing.   But I bet if their phones were ringing off the hook, they 
might pay attention.  I'm not being smug, I just still have a 
thimbleful of hope.

[Case]
I used to work with a woman who called the White House hotline every day. I
admired her for it but never followed suit. Keep it ringing. Keep Hope
alive. There is no satisfaction in "I told you so." I can tell you so; from
experience.