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to send to your U.S. Representative to help get Single-Payer
... and then consider doing one or more "extras": three types of additional actions you can consider to help make our unified "voice" even stronger. You will be guided to all the necessary instructions below.
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- Review the list of suggested notes from your current monthly reminder.
- Print your starting point letter: a prepared, addressed letter to your U.S. Representative.
Access your letter, below, by selecting your state, then district.
- Optionally add a short hand-written note. If you use one of the suggested notes, feel free to change it to make it uniquely yours, but the shorter the better.
- Complete and mail your letter.
- Date it, and sign it.
- Print your name and address.
- Mail it via the U.S. Mail to your U.S. Representative at the address on the letter.
- Consider this: doing the "extras". These "extras" have instructions also that help to minimize your time, money, and effort in doing each of them.
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Guide to the information below:
- U.S. Congressional District
- U.S. Representative Name
- Letter for printing (in pdf format, viewable in Acrobat Reader)
Also see the Importance of These Letters to U.S. Representatives as they relate to President Obama, where you will also see How to Also Send a Letter to the President
- If necessary, find your U.S. Congressional District number.
- Members of the U.S. Congress whose names are green are single-payer supporters.
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| State-District | U.S. Representative | Letter for printing |
| AK | Don Young | Letter (pdf) |
| AL-1 | Jo Bonner | Letter (pdf) |
| AL-2 | Bobby Bright | Letter (pdf) |
| AL-3 | Mike (Michael D.) Rogers | Letter (pdf) |
| AL-4 | Robert B. Aderholt | Letter (pdf) |
| AL-5 | Parker Griffith | Letter (pdf) |
| AL-6 | Spencer Bachus | Letter (pdf) |
| AL-7 | Artur Davis | Letter (pdf) |
| AR-1 | Marion Berry | Letter (pdf) |
| AR-2 | Vic Snyder | Letter (pdf) |
| AR-3 | John Boozman | Letter (pdf) |
| AR-4 | Mike Ross | Letter (pdf) |
| AS | Eni F. H. Faleomavaega | Letter (pdf) |
| AZ-1 | Ann Kirkpatrick | Letter (pdf) |
| AZ-2 | Trent Franks | Letter (pdf) |
| AZ-3 | John B. Shadegg | Letter (pdf) |
| AZ-4 | Ed Pastor | Letter (pdf) |
| AZ-5 | Harry E. Mitchell | Letter (pdf) |
| AZ-6 | Jeff Flake | Letter (pdf) |
| AZ-7 | Raúl M. Grijalva | Letter (pdf) |
| AZ-8 | Gabrielle Giffords | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-1 | Mike Thompson | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-2 | Wally Herger | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-3 | Daniel E. Lungren | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-4 | Tom McClintock | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-5 | Doris O. Matsui | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-6 | Lynn C. Woolsey | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-7 | George Miller | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-8 | Nancy Pelosi | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-9 | Barbara Lee | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-10 | John Garamendi | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-11 | Jerry McNerney | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-12 | Jackie Speier | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-13 | Fortney Pete Stark | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-14 | Anna G. Eshoo | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-15 | Michael M. Honda | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-16 | Zoe Lofgren | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-17 | Sam Farr | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-18 | Dennis A. Cardoza | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-19 | George Radanovich | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-20 | Jim Costa | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-21 | Devin Nunes | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-22 | Kevin McCarthy | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-23 | Lois Capps | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-24 | Elton Gallegly | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-25 | Buck McKeon | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-26 | David Dreier | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-27 | Brad Sherman | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-28 | Howard L. Berman | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-29 | Adam B. Schiff | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-30 | Henry A. Waxman | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-31 | Xavier Becerra | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-32 | Judy Chu | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-33 | Diane E. Watson | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-34 | Lucille Roybal-Allard | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-35 | Maxine Waters | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-36 | Jane Harman | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-37 | Laura Richardson | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-38 | Grace F. Napolitano | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-39 | Linda T. Sánchez | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-40 | Edward R. Royce | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-41 | Jerry Lewis | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-42 | Gary G. Miller | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-43 | Joe Baca | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-44 | Ken Calvert | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-45 | Mary Bono | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-46 | Dana Rohrabacher | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-47 | Loretta Sanchez | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-48 | John Campbell | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-49 | Darrell E. Issa | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-50 | Brian P. Bilbray | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-51 | Bob Filner | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-52 | Duncan Hunter | Letter (pdf) |
| CA-53 | Susan A. Davis | Letter (pdf) |
| CO-1 | Diana DeGette | Letter (pdf) |
| CO-2 | Jared Polis | Letter (pdf) |
| CO-3 | John T. Salazar | Letter (pdf) |
| CO-4 | Betsy Markey | Letter (pdf) |
| CO-5 | Doug Lamborn | Letter (pdf) |
| CO-6 | Mike Coffman | Letter (pdf) |
| CO-7 | Ed Perlmutter | Letter (pdf) |
| CT-1 | John B. Larson | Letter (pdf) |
| CT-2 | Joe Courtney | Letter (pdf) |
| CT-3 | Rosa L. DeLauro | Letter (pdf) |
| CT-4 | Jim Himes | Letter (pdf) |
| CT-5 | Christopher S. Murphy | Letter (pdf) |
| DC | Eleanor Holmes Norton | Letter (pdf) |
| DE | Michael N. Castle | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-1 | Jeff Miller | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-2 | Allen Boyd | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-3 | Corrine Brown | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-4 | Ander Crenshaw | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-5 | Ginny Brown-Waite | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-6 | Cliff Stearns | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-7 | John L. Mica | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-8 | Alan Grayson | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-9 | Gus M. Bilirakis | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-10 | C. W. Bill Young | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-11 | Kathy Castor | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-12 | Adam H. Putnam | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-13 | Vern Buchanan | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-14 | Connie Mack | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-15 | Bill Posey | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-16 | Tom Rooney | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-17 | Kendrick B. Meek | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-18 | Ileana Ros-Lehtinen | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-19 | Ted Deutch | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-20 | Debbie Wasserman Schultz | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-21 | Lincoln Diaz-Balart | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-22 | Ron Klein | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-23 | Alcee L. Hastings | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-24 | Suzanne M. Kosmas | Letter (pdf) |
| FL-25 | Mario Diaz-Balart | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-1 | Jack Kingston | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-2 | Sanford D. Bishop Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-3 | Lynn A. Westmoreland | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-4 | Hank (Henry C.) Johnson Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-5 | John Lewis | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-6 | Tom Price | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-7 | John Linder | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-8 | Jim Marshall | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-9 | Nathan Deal | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-10 | Paul C. Broun | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-11 | Phil Gingrey | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-12 | John Barrow | Letter (pdf) |
| GA-13 | David Scott | Letter (pdf) |
| GU | Madeleine Z. Bordallo | Letter (pdf) |
| HI-1 | Charles K. Djou | Letter (pdf) |
| HI-2 | Mazie K. Hirono | Letter (pdf) |
| IA-1 | Bruce L. Braley | Letter (pdf) |
| IA-2 | David Loebsack | Letter (pdf) |
| IA-3 | Leonard L. Boswell | Letter (pdf) |
| IA-4 | Tom Latham | Letter (pdf) |
| IA-5 | Steve King | Letter (pdf) |
| ID-1 | Walt Minnick | Letter (pdf) |
| ID-2 | Michael K. Simpson | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-1 | Bobby L. Rush | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-2 | Jesse L. Jackson Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-3 | Daniel Lipinski | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-4 | Luis V. Gutierrez | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-5 | Mike Quigley | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-6 | Peter J. Roskam | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-7 | Danny K. Davis | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-8 | Melissa L. Bean | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-9 | Janice D. Schakowsky | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-10 | Mark Steven Kirk | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-11 | Debbie Halvorson | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-12 | Jerry F. Costello | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-13 | Judy Biggert | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-14 | Bill Foster | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-15 | Timothy V. Johnson | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-16 | Donald A. Manzullo | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-17 | Phil Hare | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-18 | Aaron Schock | Letter (pdf) |
| IL-19 | John Shimkus | Letter (pdf) |
| IN-1 | Peter J. Visclosky | Letter (pdf) |
| IN-2 | Joe Donnelly | Letter (pdf) |
| IN-3 | (Office vacant) | Letter (pdf) |
| IN-4 | Steve Buyer | Letter (pdf) |
| IN-5 | Dan Burton | Letter (pdf) |
| IN-6 | Mike Pence | Letter (pdf) |
| IN-7 | Andre Carson | Letter (pdf) |
| IN-8 | Brad Ellsworth | Letter (pdf) |
| IN-9 | Baron P. Hill | Letter (pdf) |
| KS-1 | Jerry Moran | Letter (pdf) |
| KS-2 | Lynn Jenkins | Letter (pdf) |
| KS-3 | Dennis Moore | Letter (pdf) |
| KS-4 | Todd Tiahrt | Letter (pdf) |
| KY-1 | Ed Whitfield | Letter (pdf) |
| KY-2 | Brett Guthrie | Letter (pdf) |
| KY-3 | John A. Yarmuth | Letter (pdf) |
| KY-4 | Geoff Davis | Letter (pdf) |
| KY-5 | Harold Rogers | Letter (pdf) |
| KY-6 | Ben Chandler | Letter (pdf) |
| LA-1 | Steve Scalise | Letter (pdf) |
| LA-2 | Joseph Cao | Letter (pdf) |
| LA-3 | Charlie Melancon | Letter (pdf) |
| LA-4 | John Fleming | Letter (pdf) |
| LA-5 | Rodney Alexander | Letter (pdf) |
| LA-6 | Bill Cassidy | Letter (pdf) |
| LA-7 | Charles W. Boustany Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-1 | John W. Olver | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-2 | Richard E. Neal | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-3 | James P. McGovern | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-4 | Barney Frank | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-5 | Niki Tsongas | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-6 | John F. Tierney | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-7 | Edward J. Markey | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-8 | Michael E. Capuano | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-9 | Stephen F. Lynch | Letter (pdf) |
| MA-10 | William D. Delahunt | Letter (pdf) |
| MD-1 | Frank M. Kratovil | Letter (pdf) |
| MD-2 | C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger | Letter (pdf) |
| MD-3 | John P. Sarbanes | Letter (pdf) |
| MD-4 | Donna Edwards | Letter (pdf) |
| MD-5 | Steny H. Hoyer | Letter (pdf) |
| MD-6 | Roscoe G. Bartlett | Letter (pdf) |
| MD-7 | Elijah E. Cummings | Letter (pdf) |
| MD-8 | Chris Van Hollen | Letter (pdf) |
| ME-1 | Chellie Pingree | Letter (pdf) |
| ME-2 | Michael H. Michaud | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-1 | Bart Stupak | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-2 | Peter Hoekstra | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-3 | Vernon J. Ehlers | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-4 | Dave Camp | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-5 | Dale E. Kildee | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-6 | Fred Upton | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-7 | Mark Schauer | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-8 | Mike Rogers | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-9 | Gary Peters | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-10 | Candice S. Miller | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-11 | Thaddeus G. McCotter | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-12 | Sander M. Levin | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-13 | Carolyn C. Kilpatrick | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-14 | John Conyers Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| MI-15 | John D. Dingell | Letter (pdf) |
| MN-1 | Timothy J. Walz | Letter (pdf) |
| MN-2 | John Kline | Letter (pdf) |
| MN-3 | Eric Paulsen | Letter (pdf) |
| MN-4 | Betty McCollum | Letter (pdf) |
| MN-5 | Keith Ellison | Letter (pdf) |
| MN-6 | Michele Bachmann | Letter (pdf) |
| MN-7 | Collin C. Peterson | Letter (pdf) |
| MN-8 | James L. Oberstar | Letter (pdf) |
| MO-1 | Wm. Lacy Clay | Letter (pdf) |
| MO-2 | W. Todd Akin | Letter (pdf) |
| MO-3 | Russ Carnahan | Letter (pdf) |
| MO-4 | Ike Skelton | Letter (pdf) |
| MO-5 | Emanuel Cleaver | Letter (pdf) |
| MO-6 | Sam Graves | Letter (pdf) |
| MO-7 | Roy Blunt | Letter (pdf) |
| MO-8 | Jo Ann Emerson | Letter (pdf) |
| MO-9 | Blaine Luetkemeyer | Letter (pdf) |
| MP | Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan | Letter (pdf) |
| MS-1 | Travis W. Childers | Letter (pdf) |
| MS-2 | Bennie G. Thompson | Letter (pdf) |
| MS-3 | Gregg Harper | Letter (pdf) |
| MS-4 | Gene Taylor | Letter (pdf) |
| MT | Dennis R. Rehberg | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-1 | G. K. Butterfield | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-2 | Bob Etheridge | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-3 | Walter B. Jones | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-4 | David E. Price | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-5 | Virginia Foxx | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-6 | Howard Coble | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-7 | Mike McIntyre | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-8 | Larry Kissel | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-9 | Sue Wilkins Myrick | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-10 | Patrick T. McHenry | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-11 | Heath Shuler | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-12 | Melvin L. Watt | Letter (pdf) |
| NC-13 | Brad Miller | Letter (pdf) |
| ND | Earl Pomeroy | Letter (pdf) |
| NE-1 | Jeff Fortenberry | Letter (pdf) |
| NE-2 | Lee Terry | Letter (pdf) |
| NE-3 | Adrian Smith | Letter (pdf) |
| NH-1 | Carol Shea-Porter | Letter (pdf) |
| NH-2 | Paul W. Hodes | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-1 | Robert E. Andrews | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-2 | Frank A. LoBiondo | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-3 | John Adler | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-4 | Christopher H. Smith | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-5 | Scott Garrett | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-6 | Frank Pallone Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-7 | Leonard Lance | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-8 | Bill Pascrell Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-9 | Steven R. Rothman | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-10 | Donald M. Payne | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-11 | Rodney P. Frelinghuysen | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-12 | Rush D. Holt | Letter (pdf) |
| NJ-13 | Albio Sires | Letter (pdf) |
| NM-1 | Martin T. Heinrich | Letter (pdf) |
| NM-2 | Harry R. Teague | Letter (pdf) |
| NM-3 | Ben Lujan | Letter (pdf) |
| NV-1 | Shelley Berkley | Letter (pdf) |
| NV-2 | Dean Heller | Letter (pdf) |
| NV-3 | Dina Titus | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-1 | Timothy H. Bishop | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-2 | Steve Israel | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-3 | Peter T. King | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-4 | Carolyn McCarthy | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-5 | Gary L. Ackerman | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-6 | Gregory W. Meeks | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-7 | Joseph Crowley | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-8 | Jerrold Nadler | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-9 | Anthony D. Weiner | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-10 | Edolphus Towns | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-11 | Yvette D. Clarke | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-12 | Nydia M. Velázquez | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-13 | Michael McMahon | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-14 | Carolyn B. Maloney | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-15 | Charles B. Rangel | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-16 | José E. Serrano | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-17 | Eliot L. Engel | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-18 | Nita M. Lowey | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-19 | John J. Hall | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-20 | Scott Murphy | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-21 | Paul D. Tonko | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-22 | Maurice D. Hinchey | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-23 | William L. Owens | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-24 | Michael A. Arcuri | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-25 | Daniel B. Maffei | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-26 | Christopher J. Lee | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-27 | Brian Higgins | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-28 | Louise M. Slaughter | Letter (pdf) |
| NY-29 | (Office vacant) | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-1 | Steve Driehaus | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-2 | Jean Schmidt | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-3 | Michael R. Turner | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-4 | Jim Jordan | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-5 | Robert E. Latta | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-6 | Charles A. Wilson | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-7 | Steve Austria | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-8 | John A. Boehner | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-9 | Marcy Kaptur | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-10 | Dennis J. Kucinich | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-11 | Marcia L. Fudge | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-12 | Patrick J. Tiberi | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-13 | Betty Sutton | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-14 | Steven C. LaTourette | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-15 | Mary Jo Kilroy | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-16 | John A. Boccieri | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-17 | Tim Ryan | Letter (pdf) |
| OH-18 | Zachary T. Space | Letter (pdf) |
| OK-1 | John Sullivan | Letter (pdf) |
| OK-2 | Dan Boren | Letter (pdf) |
| OK-3 | Frank D. Lucas | Letter (pdf) |
| OK-4 | Tom Cole | Letter (pdf) |
| OK-5 | Mary Fallin | Letter (pdf) |
| OR-1 | David Wu | Letter (pdf) |
| OR-2 | Greg Walden | Letter (pdf) |
| OR-3 | Earl Blumenauer | Letter (pdf) |
| OR-4 | Peter A. DeFazio | Letter (pdf) |
| OR-5 | Kurt Schrader | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-1 | Robert A. Brady | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-2 | Chaka Fattah | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-3 | Kathy Dahlkemper | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-4 | Jason Altmire | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-5 | Glenn (GT) Thompson | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-6 | Jim Gerlach | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-7 | Joe Sestak | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-8 | Patrick J. Murphy | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-9 | Bill Shuster | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-10 | Christopher P. Carney | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-11 | Paul E. Kanjorski | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-12 | Mark S. Critz | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-13 | Allyson Y. Schwartz | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-14 | Michael F. Doyle | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-15 | Charles W. Dent | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-16 | Joseph R. Pitts | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-17 | Tim Holden | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-18 | Tim Murphy | Letter (pdf) |
| PA-19 | Todd Russell Platts | Letter (pdf) |
| PR | Pedro Pierluisi | Letter (pdf) |
| RI-1 | Patrick J. Kennedy | Letter (pdf) |
| RI-2 | James R. Langevin | Letter (pdf) |
| SC-1 | Henry E. Brown Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| SC-2 | Joe Wilson | Letter (pdf) |
| SC-3 | J. Gresham Barrett | Letter (pdf) |
| SC-4 | Bob Inglis | Letter (pdf) |
| SC-5 | John M. Spratt Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| SC-6 | James E. Clyburn | Letter (pdf) |
| SD | Stephanie Herseth Sandlin | Letter (pdf) |
| TN-1 | Phil Roe | Letter (pdf) |
| TN-2 | John J. Duncan Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| TN-3 | Zach Wamp | Letter (pdf) |
| TN-4 | Lincoln Davis | Letter (pdf) |
| TN-5 | Jim Cooper | Letter (pdf) |
| TN-6 | Bart Gordon | Letter (pdf) |
| TN-7 | Marsha Blackburn | Letter (pdf) |
| TN-8 | John S. Tanner | Letter (pdf) |
| TN-9 | Steve Cohen | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-1 | Louie Gohmert | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-2 | Ted Poe | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-3 | Sam Johnson | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-4 | Ralph M. Hall | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-5 | Jeb Hensarling | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-6 | Joe Barton | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-7 | John Abney Culberson | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-8 | Kevin Brady | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-9 | Al Green | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-10 | Michael T. McCaul | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-11 | K. Michael Conaway | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-12 | Kay Granger | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-13 | Mac Thornberry | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-14 | Ron Paul | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-15 | Rubén Hinojosa | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-16 | Silvestre Reyes | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-17 | Chet Edwards | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-18 | Sheila Jackson-Lee | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-19 | Randy Neugebauer | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-20 | Charles A. Gonzalez | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-21 | Lamar Smith | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-22 | Pete Olson | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-23 | Ciro D. Rodriguez | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-24 | Kenny Marchant | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-25 | Lloyd Doggett | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-26 | Michael C. Burgess | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-27 | Solomon P. Ortiz | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-28 | Henry Cuellar | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-29 | Gene Green | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-30 | Eddie Bernice Johnson | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-31 | John R. Carter | Letter (pdf) |
| TX-32 | Pete Sessions | Letter (pdf) |
| UT-1 | Rob Bishop | Letter (pdf) |
| UT-2 | Jim Matheson | Letter (pdf) |
| UT-3 | Jason Chaffetz | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-1 | Robert J. Wittman | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-2 | Glenn C. Nye | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-3 | Bobby (Robert C.) Scott | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-4 | J. Randy Forbes | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-5 | Tom Perriello | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-6 | Bob Goodlatte | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-7 | Eric Cantor | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-8 | James P. Moran | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-9 | Rick Boucher | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-10 | Frank R. Wolf | Letter (pdf) |
| VA-11 | Gerry Connolly | Letter (pdf) |
| VI | Donna M. Christian-Christensen | Letter (pdf) |
| VT | Peter Welch | Letter (pdf) |
| WA-1 | Jay Inslee | Letter (pdf) |
| WA-2 | Rick Larsen | Letter (pdf) |
| WA-3 | Brian Baird | Letter (pdf) |
| WA-4 | Doc Hastings | Letter (pdf) |
| WA-5 | Cathy McMorris Rodgers | Letter (pdf) |
| WA-6 | Norman D. Dicks | Letter (pdf) |
| WA-7 | Jim McDermott | Letter (pdf) |
| WA-8 | David G. Reichert | Letter (pdf) |
| WA-9 | Adam Smith | Letter (pdf) |
| WI-1 | Paul Ryan | Letter (pdf) |
| WI-2 | Tammy Baldwin | Letter (pdf) |
| WI-3 | Ron Kind | Letter (pdf) |
| WI-4 | Gwen Moore | Letter (pdf) |
| WI-5 | F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. | Letter (pdf) |
| WI-6 | Thomas E. Petri | Letter (pdf) |
| WI-7 | David R. Obey | Letter (pdf) |
| WI-8 | Steve Kagen | Letter (pdf) |
| WV-1 | Alan B. Mollohan | Letter (pdf) |
| WV-2 | Shelley Moore Capito | Letter (pdf) |
| WV-3 | Nick J. Rahall II | Letter (pdf) |
| WY | Cynthia M. Lummis | Letter (pdf) |
Importance of These Letters Being Sent to U.S. Representatives as they relate to President Obama.
Sending a thousand to two thousand letters to U.S. Representatives is the specific suggestion that Barack Obama promised would get results regarding health care policy. He stated that on April 3, 2007, at his health care meeting in New Hampshire. Immediately after the meeting Barack Obama used the word "mandate" when he indicated to a New Hampshire reporter that he requires action by the American people (if Americans want the health care policy that was expressed so very strongly by the New Hampshire residents: single-payer national health insurance). Thus, it may not be critical to also send a letter to President Obama every month when you send your letter to your U.S. Representative. I suggest that also sending a letter to the president is not a critical action. However, if 50% of the participants decide to take this additional step, then there will be not only 1 million letters going to the U.S. Congress and at least a few hundred thousand also going to the White House each month. Wow ... now THAT will get us millions of dollars of media attention for free!Alternative title for the following information:
How to Get Millions of Dollars of Media Attention for Free
Go to Obama recommends letters to see a video and listen to short audios of what occurred on 4/3/2007.
Extra Actions to Consider Taking
These possible actions are in order of priority.
Please do #1 first, then consider doing #2, then consider doing #3.
Following this 1,2,3 order of priority is very important for us to have the greatest impact.
- Send a copy to President Obama at the White House.
- Make a short toll-free call(s) on "your day of the month" to your U.S. Representative and consider making calls to additional persons that are provided as "targets".
- Send free fax on "your day of the month" to the White House Office of Health Reform.
Send a Copy to the President
to flood the White House with
hundreds of thousands of our envelopes
1. Make a copy of your letter that you are sending this month to your U.S. Representative.
2. Write this at the top: "President Obama, FYI"
3. Send it to the following address:
President Obama
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington DC 20500
If you have difficulty printing the letter ...
The primary objective is to visualize thousands of envelopes going to every U.S. Representative's office every month and help make that vision happen. Therefore, please consider these options in this order of priority:
- Display the pdf file and write your letter by hand, as part of doing the steps for sending your letter.
- Get help from a friend or from your local public library so that you can a few copies. Tip: do not get more than 3 to 4 copies at a time, because the letter does get a refinement whenever necessary.
- Call each month instead of sending a letter.
Sending letters via U.S. Mail
to members of the U.S. Congress in Washington, DC
... Fine. Recommended. Critical.
FINE — Sending by U.S. Mail is fine.
It takes a maximum of 5-7 days to process.
Normal Processing of Mail. No matter who communicates the myth about sending letters, please do not be influenced by those who write or say it takes weeks for a letter to get through the U.S. Congress mail room. One rumor is that it typically takes 4-6 weeks -- or as long as 3 months! Another is that some mail will never arrive, and sometimes is destroyed. I made multiple contacts with the U.S. Capitol mail-room supervision: face-to-face in Washington, D.C., then multiple calls to mailroom managers. I learned what the facts are, what the reality is for most of the letters going to Washington, D.C.
Exceptions. There are exceptions in the U.S. Mail to Washington, D.C. If there is a suspected contamination (with poison) with one or more envelopes in a batch, that batch of mail will be stopped and examined carefully. That could take some extra time to resolve, which is likely impossible to predict (Comment: this situation might be analogous to that relatively small number of concerned Canadians who come to the U.S. for health care compared to the amount of health care that satisfied Canadians receive. The normal situation is that Canadians get excellent care and are satisfied. The normal situation for the U.S. Mail to Washington, D.C. is that it's fine, based on my research with the persons who manage the mailroom.)
For an update about this go to my special report that explains what started the rumor: an event(s) that occurred back in 2001.
RECOMMENDED — Sending by U.S. Mail was strongly recommended by President Obama.
Explanation via President Obama's input. As a follow-up to Barack Obama's recommendation to send a thousand to two thousand letters in every U.S. Congressional District, I did some follow-up research. In the early summer and again in mid-winter of 2007 I went to Barack Obama's U.S. Senate office. I later followed up with multiple telephone contacts with his staff. When he recommends letters, he means letters in the U.S. Mail. His staff said that it's the best way to keep track of an input from a citizen and provide a reply.
CRITICAL — Sending by U.S. Mail is critical to the campaign's success.
The sending of a million envelopes in the U.S. Mail results in following items:
— Free media coverage. Due to the very visible impact of having a million envelopes processed by the sniffing machines at the anthrax detection center, then by the U.S. Capitol mailroom, and then by hundreds of staff members in the U.S. Congress
— informed Americans: tens of millions of Americans learning what "single-payer" means in order to accomplish getting a million of them to send a letter each month
— supportive members of the U.S.Congress who want to be re-elected
— Americans ready to mobilize: those Americans who become informed and are willing to invest time each month in this effort will result in some of them being more than willing to rally. Those Americans will consider traveling to massive rallies in each of their states to help make this happen. That will be needed more than ever if the members of Congress don't finally respond after their dismal performance of harming America and Americans, as seen in the world view.
What Participants Get
— You receive the free service: monthly e-mails which provide new suggestions/ideas at the first of every month for how to easily turn the campaign's form letter into a personalized letter.
— You will be counted in the totals, so that we can know and report the following information:
1) the total number of participants
and 2) the number of participants in your U.S. Congressional District.
These totals are critical to the campaign's success; we need to know how many participants there are in each U.S. Congressional District.
— You will receive the important e-mail of what to do when we get to 500,000 participants and then again at 1,000,000 participants ... and again, if necessary, when there are over 2,000 participants in all 435 U.S. Congressional Districts. If a specific U.S. Representative has not positively responded to our letters in the U.S. Mail at one of these three milestones, he or she will be getting extra special attention during our very special actions that we'll do at Washington, D.C.
We WILL get their attention.
We can and will get Improved Medicare for All.
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