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That and those Equifax emails that say "this is not a marketing email" and don't give you an unsubscribe link and aren't able to be opted out of in your account, despite being a marketing email.
They really have no standing.  Political email from both parties ends up in my junk folder.  The difference is that I have *never* contributed to any GOP campaigns, so I have questions on how they acquired my email address in the first place. >

I wrote to my (R) representative to complain about something years ago. Got a canned response, and a bajillion emails asking me to contribute to his reelection campaign. I thought that was in really poor taste. >

I also complained to my Senator but I got a nasty rude response (Marsha Blackburn) basically telling me I was wrong and dumb for not wanting her emails. >

Hey, that's my senator too. I got a generic response from an aid and then got a fuck load of emails about how she was gonna make sure queer folk (which I am one of) don't get rights >

"I bet this'll teach 'em to try and contact me!" >

I do in home IT work for a few people who I used to work for years ago. Anyways I got called in a few months ago because she was literally getting 100s of emails from trump and Trump affiliates a day and she could not figure how to stop. She said she only ever signed up for one news letter from trump. >

That should be up to $16,000 per email violation >

Can we all just agree that political email spam is just the worst