Maybe try sending her a voting rights bill that isn't almost 800 pages? The Glass-Steagall act of the Great Depression was 35 pages long and managed to keep banks in check until the Clinton admin overturned it in order to allow banks to "invest" at the risk of the US taxpayers. Not a good idea, was it? A much weaker version of Glass-Steagall was hurriedly put into its place. Written by two of the worst offenders in that 2008 debacle, the replacement, the Dodd-Frank bill, is/was 8843 pages long and does little. C'mon.