Contacting Senator Trent Lott to Sponsor Mulitple Peril Legisation

Email Letter:
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Dear Senator Lott,

Thank you for your leadership in taking on the insurance industry that has treated so poorly many of Katrina’s victims, you and your family included.

Last week, Congressman Gene Taylor, your Mississippi colleague, successfully passed the Multiple Peril Policy Legislation with great bi-partisan support. I am writing to request that you take up the mantle to do the same in the U.S. Senate.

Like Taylor, you lost everything in the storm and State Farm treated you poorly. You had to resort to hiring an attorney to get what should have been sent to you within weeks of the storm. Let’s prevent this hardship from ever happening to another American family or business owner.

Please sponsor the Multiple Peril legislation in the U.S. Senate. We need your leadership and voice speaking for us.
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Phone Script:
Senator Lott's DC phone number is (202) 224-6253

I'd like to speak with someone regarding Senator Lott's leadership on insurance reform. [You will be referred to someone or the person answering the p hone will take the message.]

I'm calling to thank Senator Lott for taking on the insurance industry that has treated so poorly many of Katrina’s victims, his family included.

Last week, Congressman Gene Taylor, his Mississippi colleague, successfully passed the Multiple Peril Policy Legislation with great bi-partisan support. I am calling to request that Senator Lott take up the mantle to do the same in the U.S. Senate.

Like Taylor, Senator Lott lost everything in the storm and State Farm treated him poorly. He had to resort to hiring an attorney to get what should have been sent to him within weeks of the storm. Let’s prevent this hardship from ever happening to another American family or business owner.

Please ask Senator Lott to sponsor the Multiple Peril legislation in the U.S. Senate. We need Senator Lott’s leadership and voice speaking for us.

Thank you for listening!

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