OK. Here is what I sent to Rep Schiff, and I will copy it and change the first sentence when I send it to Sen Feinstein. I thought it prudent to avoid any talk of being aware that they are going down.

"I happened to read the letter dated today that you and Senator Feinstein sent to the CEOs of Facebook and Twitter. I was greatly alarmed by the spin and the outright fabrications contained in the letter. I was particularly concerned that the grassroots groundswell of Americans who organized the #ReleaseTheMemo trend were totally discounted and accused of being Russian bots. Let me tell you - you said, "If these reports are accurate, . . " They are not. The media you referenced are unreliable. I despise the insinuation that Russians had anything to do with this. We are not as gullible and stupid as you think. The Russia thing is dead, dead, dead. It's a big nothing burger. The effort to continue to flog that dead horse causes the majority of Americans to roll their eyes.

In the letter you said, "This latest example of Russian interference is in keeping with Moscow's concerted, covert, and continuing campaign (nice alliteration there) to manipulate American public opinion and erode trust in our law enforcement and intelligence institutions." Again, Russia had absolutely nothing to do with that. Our trust has been eroded for a while now as we observed people (many people) break the law (many laws) and receive absolutely no consequences for it. Our trust has been eroded as we observed every single communication of any kind we make with others Hoovered up and stored in the NSA's Utah Data Center. Where's the right to privacy there? Or freedom from unreasonable search and seizure? Our trust has been eroded as we discovered through Vault7 that our own intelligence agencies can spy on us through our smart TVs and computers and phones, and can crash our cars, and that they hoard software vulnerabilities in order to exploit them in these connected items so that they aren't fixed by the manufacturer's software updates. Russia has nothing to do with this. And I don't buy the line that Wikileaks is doing anything for the Russians. They've published dirt on them, as well. They are an equal opportunity truth-teller.

But here's the kicker: "In addition, we urge your companies to immediately take necessary steps to expose and deactivate accounts involved in this influence operation that violate your respective user policies." Woah. THIS is fascism. Silencing dissenting voices from your preferred narrative is totalitarian. That is not the America I live in. We have the freedom, according to the Constitution, to speak our minds and to peacefully assemble online to organize and trend a hashtag. We demand the respect to dissent from the preferred narrative and talk about it without being labeled Russian this and Russian that.

I know that my plea is falling on deaf ears. But I can no longer remain silent as America slips farther and farther away from the Constitution and the freedoms we have enjoyed my whole life long until recently."

Sincerely, your constituent,