Kiley's response to constituents: form letters

Kevin Kiley fails to respond to his constituents. I've written to Mr. Kiley numerous times in the last few months, and in all correspondence, I ask for a response. Instead of acknowledging my concerns, I have received identical generic form letters in response to dramatically different issues. Specifically, several months ago, I wrote to him about the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who continues to be a political football. I wrote to him about my concern over the arrest and intimidation of judges who rule against the administration. I wrote asking him to identify the waste, fraud and abuse he claims requires cutting millions from Medicaid. Recently, I wrote asking him to support the release of the Epstein files, especially in light of his touting that he introduced legislation to create a national database of sex traffickers. I asked him to help stop the wanton destruction of (already paid for) $9.7 million of birth control meant to help women in low-income countries at a cost of $167,000 in taxpayer money. In both cases, he could demonstrate his support for women, but he has never stood up for women's issues. After about three letters over the course of weeks, I finally received the first generic form letter, responding to nothing that I had asked about. Just recently, I received an identical, generic form letter about completely different issues. This district deserves a representative in Congress who RESPONDS to constituents' concerns and questions and not just show up in person for donors. It is not Kevin Kiley. Norine Marks Auburn