<prompt> Human: Can anyone translate this for me?Subject: Dont Tax My Credit UnionMessage: As Congress considers comprehensive tax reform, big banks and others in Washington think its a good idea to tax credit unions.There is a reason credit unions are exempt from income taxes. All credit unions like mine are not-for-profit and owned by their members. As not-for-profits, credit unions return what they earn to their members in the forms of lower rates on loans, higher returns on savings and lower andor fewer fees. In fact, for every 1 in new taxes on credit unions, the government would wipe out 10 worth of better rates and lower fees for consumers. Thats a solid investment in our communities and something I personally enjoy as a credit union member.Dont mess with this great value! Dont tax my credit union!---This was his response: Dear Mr. XXX: Thank you for contacting me regarding efforts to simplify and reform the Internal Revenue Code. I appreciate having the benefit of your comments on this matter. At a time when the United States faces more competition than ever from countries overseas, the federal tax code is a major drag on our economy. According to the National Taxpayer Advocate, Americans spend 193 billion each year in tax-compliance costs, which represents about 14 percent of our total income-tax bill. With unemployment high and families struggling to make ends meet, Congress should focus on enacting low-tax, commonsense policies that promote economic growth, entrepreneurship, and private-sector job creation. By making our tax code more logical, more equitable, and more transparent, the United States could ease the burden on hardworking families, strengthen our financial system, and ensure that our economy remains the strongest in the world. Texans deserve to keep more of their money to spend, save, and invest as they see fit. I am honored to represent Texas in the United States Senate, and you can be sure that, as a member of the Senate Finance Committee, I will keep your views in mind should tax reform be considered during the 113th Congress. Thank you for taking the time to contact me. Sincerely,JOHN CORNYNUnited States Senator ---My question is where can i donate money for this cause? I love my CU and would have to see high rates and fees.Where can I find the views and policies that are in favor of not taxing my CU? I would like to vote for them.  <response>: Hell, I would call his office and ask why they couldnt be bothered to even send back the appropriate form letter. Congress does take letters and calls from constituents seriously. They usually wont read you letters, but the staffers do track the issues that constituents write about and share that information with the senior aides and the Members of Congress. A follow up call would help ensure that the office understands that constituents are concerned about the credit union aspects of the proposed legislation specifically. 