| You may go back and look at the estimates of the Postmaster-General and the appropriations since the franking privilege was ostensibly abolished. |
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| Their franking privilege could not be better employed than in sending the whole matter to their constituents. |
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| Mr. Kellogg presented the petition of citizens of Iberia Parish, Louisiana, praying the abolition of the franking privilege. |
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| The party newspapers, both for and against the administration, contain, every now and then, statements exposing individual instances of gross abuse of the franking privilege. |
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| All this has got to be revised if you abandon the present practice, and provide for the free use of the franking privilege in every department of the Government. |
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| Do the political parties get treated as spammers when they use email as a sort of global franking privilege. |
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| The franking privilege allowed members of Congress to send mail at the government's expense. |
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| He asked for the total abolition of the franking privilege since it reduced the revenue receipts by five percent. |
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| In 1800 Congress granted her a lifetime franking privilege, which it continued to grant to any president's widow who applied for it. |
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| He complained that a member had been sending bulk mailings into his riding, violating the spirit of the franking privilege, as well as the rules concerning 10 percenters and householders. |
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| When the CICG centre is closed, communications can be effected from other points in Geneva, which will be indicated on the franking privilege card. |
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| The ability to communicate with constituents at taxpayer expense, the franking privilege, is one of the most cherished and controversial perks of office. |
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| This use of the franking privilege, he argued, was a breach of his privileges as a member, and he asked that the matter be referred to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs for consideration. |
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