write to the daily show with jon stewart

[moonstr]

I figure if anyone wants to send him a letter
you can at this address:
Jon Stewart
c/o The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
733 11th ave.
New York, NY
10019-5051

it took me a bit to find this address
cause they have no email for the website.
so here ya go:D
also searched the site and found no
story on the cpsia at all.

so im writting him tonight!
cheers!
♥annamoonstr

[Former_Member]

There's a thread in their "story Idea" forums on CPSIA:
http://forum.thedailyshow.com/tds/board/message?board.id=story_suggestions&thread.id=3242

Leave a comment and push it back up the forum.

[moonstr]

thank you so much!!!!

[Former_Member]

Ooh, good idea.

[HipViolet]

I've been posting on the forum and it looks like at least the interns check it out! :)

[Former_Member]

I am going to send him a letter, SWAK. lol

[ValerieTyler]

How did I never notice there was a forum on The Daily show site.

I love that show!

(great idea btw...)

[Former_Member]

here's my letter, thanks for the address, I've already printed it and will mail tomorrow!

Jon Stewart
c/o The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
733 11th ave.
New York, NY 10019-5051

Re: new crafting regulations taking effect Feb. 10/09

Jon Stewart:

Please help us get our voice out to those in power. I am attaching some links to help you understand how unbelievably far-reaching this bill grasps, and how unfair it is to the work-at-home mom trying to put food on the table or pay her bills.

http://www.etsy.com/forums_thread.php?thread_id=5992993

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/economicimpactsofCPSIA/index.html

http://www.change.org/ideas/view/save_handmade_toys_from_the_cpsia

http://nationalbankruptcyday.com/

http://www.handmadetoyalliance.org/

http://www.change.org/ideas/view/save_handmade_toys_from_the_cpsia


please use your position to help us.

If someone can buy 2 yards of fabric and make something for their child, but I can’t buy the same two yards while standing next to her, make it into a quilt, and sell it to make money while I am unemployed, how is this fair?

The testing responsibility should fall on people importing the products, not the person who buys two yards of fabric, some embroidery floss, cotton batting and some thread.

Help these lawmakers come to their senses!

[Former_Member]

Thanks!

[moonstr]

Thank you!

[Former_Member]

I think what needs to be pointed out to the show is how absurdly redundant this law is. Can't we all see Samantha B doing a skit about it?!

This show as well as Martha Stewart (the queen of handmade), Oprah, Letterman are places where we could get a lot of attention.