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Recipients of letters argue they can use coarse language if they want

F-Bombs and C-Word Prompted Cotton Cease and Desist Letters


Incessant phone calls and abusive language prompted Sen. Tom Cotton’s office to mail cease and desist letters to members of the liberal activist group Ozark Indivisible, in October. One of those constituents, Stacey Lane of Fayetteville, Arkansas, told ArkansasOnline that she received the ultimatum after “an f-bomb or two” during phone conversations with Cotton staffers. -- More...
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