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Contact Your Elected Officials
Below you'll find links to e-mail addresses, postal addresses, and phone numbers for key elected officials. Use these tools to submit your opinion to them.
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How to Contact Other Government AgenciesBelow you'll find links to e-mail and postal addresses, and phone numbers for key elected officials.
- Federal Advisory Committees
Access the database used by federal agencies to continuously manage an average of 1,000 advisory committees.
- Federal Government
Telephone directories. - Foreign Policy Comments
E-mail your comments on U.S. foreign policy to the U.S. Department of State. - Freedom of Information Act
Contacts for federal agencies. - House Committee Offices
- Inspector General
E-mail, telephone, fax and mail contact information to report federal government waste and fraud. - Secretary of State and U.S. Department of State
E-mail, write or call with your question for the Department of State or comment on U.S. foreign policy. - Senate Committee Offices
- State and Territorial Contact Directory
Address, phone, web home page, how to e-mail, Governor... - Supreme Court
Call or write the Supreme Court.
Connect to FairTax.orghttp://www.fairtax.org/site/PageServer
What is the FairTax? The FairTax plan is a comprehensive proposal that replaces
all federal income and payroll based taxes with an integrated approach including:
• A progressive national retail sales tax.
• A prebate to ensure no American pays federal taxes on spending up to the
poverty level.
• Dollar-for-dollar federal revenue neutrality.
• Repeal of the 16th Amendment through companion legislation.
Connect to FairTaxNation.comhttp://www.fairtaxnation.com/
FairTax Nation is a Social Networking site that allows you to link up with peolpe in
your community, state, or even anyone in the country. Join today and create a site
for people to view your comments , pictures, videos, and even chat about issues
or upcoming events. Stay informed about local FairTax rallies, talk with politicians
that our on our side, "The People!"
Connect to Congress.org - Mega Votehttp://www.congress.org/congressorg/megavote/
Each week (that Congress is in session) you will receive:
• Key votes by your two Senators and U.S. Representative.
• Links to send e-mail to your members of Congress using pre-addressed forms.
• Upcoming votes for your review and a chance to e-mail input before they vote.
Use this weekly vote monitor to track the decisions made by your elected
officials on key issues. Your personal information will not be used for any
purpose other than to create and send to you your custom MegaVote.
Connect to Senate.govhttp://www.senate.gov/pagelayout/legislative/b_three_sections_with_teasers/active_leg_page.htm
Active Legislation of the 111th Congress (2009-2010)
Updated December 29, 2009
Bills are arranged alphabetically by popular title or subject so they're
easy to find. Bill numbers are provided to facilitate research in
THOMAS.
Bills are arranged alphabetically by popular title or subject so they're
easy to find. Bill numbers are provided to facilitate research in
THOMAS.
Connect to TheHeritageFoundation.orghttp://www.heritage.org/
The Heritage Foundation is a great site to pick and choose what domestic or
foreign policy issues you would like to learn more about. See what is issues are
current, use the tax calculator, or read about what the experts of The Heritage
Foundation have to say about Americas government and economy.
Connect to TeaPartyExpress.orghttp://www.teapartyexpress.org/tour/index.html
The Tea Party Express national bus tour will host a series of tea party rallies all across
the nation. The effort will begin in California and travel eastward, building momentum
as the tour reaches its final destination: the big 09.12.09 Taxpayer March on D.C.
At each stop the tour will highlight some of the worst offenders in Congress who have
voted for higher spending, higher taxes, and government intervention in the lives of
American families and businesses.
Connect to FactCheck.orghttp://www.factcheck.org/
We review the choicest falsehoods from a year that kept us busy. Although 2009 was not an
election year, it kept us exceptionally busy, and led to millions of visits to our site. In this
year-end summary, we offer some of the worst examples of the falsehoods we encountered
during the first year of the Obama administration.
