My letter to Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee exec

As it most assuredly was with millions of others, a few days ago I received an email from J. B. Poersch, executive director of the DSCC (Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee). The letter implored me to contribute what I could afford. Money was needed to help the Party retain control of the Senate in the 2010 elections. Except for my personal address etc., what follows is my snail-mail response to Poersch.

Edward J. Tubbs

XXXX Bxxxxxxxx St

Palm Springs, CA 

June 25, 2009

Mr. J. B. Poersch, Executive Director

Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee

120 Maryland Avd., NE

Washington, D.C.  2002

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Dear Mr. Poersch:

The topic is healthcare reform.

What follows immediately is for demographic purposes only. I am a 63-year-old US Army Infantry veteran (RA 16 805 398; June 22, 1964 - June 21, 1967). Furthermore, as a benefit of my service I am receiving excellent health care through the Veterans Administration at no cost to me whatsoever. As I am so fortunate, some wonder why I'm as passionate as I am about reforming America's healthcare delivery system.

The answer to that is summed tersely: On every level, the country I love is falling apart, and much of it, perhaps most, is attributable to our wholly dysfunctional healthcare delivery scheme.

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