At the same time, Morris told the White House and Congress that it might not be a good idea to not accept e-mails tha tell their constituents who participate in vote.com, even the ones who elect them.
Meanwhile, Morris warns the White House against censoring the views of those who vote through his site, and he advises members of Congress who don't accept e-mails that we'll have to tell their constituents who participate in vote.com referenda that they won't take e-mail, even from those who elect them.