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CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE job June 7, 1982 © Senator Alan Cranston United States Senate Russell Senate Office Bldg., Room 229 Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Senator Cranston: I thank you for replying to my letter which I mailed to you concerning the expulsion of Senator Harrison A. Williams, Jr. I do not share your viewpoint on this matter. You may call it entrapment or whatever you like. The fact remains that Mr. Williams has accepted a bribe. Let's face it, many a common prostitute is entraped by local vice squad. Why shouldn't similar entrapment apply to disreputable politicians. Let's face it, Dear Senator, Mr. Williams, Jr. is not a crook because he took the bribe. To the contrary, he took the bribe because he is a crook. If it takes the Department of Justice and the F.B.I. undercover operation to keep you people in the Senate honest, I am all for it. Before the law you politicians deserve the same treatment, respect and scrutiny as we other common citizens including your petty shop lifter, prostitute, murderer, etc. I consider the action of the Department of Justice a totally different matter than you politicians taking a bribe. If it is that easy to leada Senator into temptation then let's not have him represent the common man. Very truly yours | | a _ S ~ yok cc: President Ronald Reagan , y y Senator Hayakawa a ne s icamnatinniaisiedinaisiaensmamenenemansanemaee ee ee . pe erp ONT EE ef RNa AY mt Nt en Tees CTT Ie er en pee PRE eee Ege ey Oe te pee