Are you a sucker who’d pay $25 to send email to political leaders? This lawmaker hopes so. Democracy Connection, a new website based in Medford, poses this question: “Have something you want to tell your local Paper, Senator, Congressman or even the President?” Well, who doesn’t? T
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Posted on Aug. 16, 2011
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3:53 p.m.
Aug 27, '11
I knew about a month ago that Rep. Esquivel created the website Democracy Connection. A young friend, fairly recent graduate of North Medford High School, told me with excitement about the site, thought it was a great deal because the Representative "is a nice man" and "recommended" (actually sold) it to her. So when he now claims distance from it on his twitter site, he lies.