If Senator Tim Scott’s form letter on Net Neutrality didn’t say much, Senator Lyndsey Graham’s says even less. Unlike Senator Scott’s, only the first paragraph is subject specific. The final three are his form letter boilerplate. Senator Graham isn’t staking out a position. He is simply defending Congress’ power relative to the FCC, something he is usually loathe to do when it comes to the executive branch. Congress can act to declare internet service providers as common carriers; but will they?
I’d like to add a brief moment to address Senator Graham’s office on the matter of etiquette. Senator Graham and I are not on a first name basis.
Dear Joshua:
Thank you for contacting me regarding net neutrality. The D.C. Circuit’s decision in Verizon v. FCC cast doubt on the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) regulatory reach regarding the Internet. I am pleased the Court held the FCC’s rules were a serious regulatory overreach and believe elected members of Congress rather than government bureaucrats should address issues of net neutrality. As the Senate considers this issue, I will keep your comments in mind.
My job as your United States Senator is to represent your interests. While I cannot guarantee we will see eye-to-eye on every issue, I can guarantee you I will give your thoughts and opinions the consideration they deserve. Hearing directly from you about the problems facing our nation helps me better serve constituents like you and the people of South Carolina as a whole. I hope you will always feel free to pick up the phone, write, or email about this, or any other issue, that comes before the Senate.
If you are online, I would also encourage you to visit my website –http://lgraham.senate.gov– as it has information on the most recent activities before the Senate. While there you can also sign up for our e-mail newsletter, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube pages which will provide the latest information, and my up-to-the-minute views on the major issues facing our nation.
Thank you again for taking time from your busy day to contact my office. I look forward to hearing from you again in the future and truly appreciate the opportunity to represent your interests in the United States Senate.
Sincerely,
Lindsey O. Graham
United States Senator
The Finch and Pea 
I just received mine as well, and I made sure to give my reply to him. I love South Carolina, I DO NOT like him.