Contact Your Lawmakers in Washington, D.C.
Remember, your representative and senators work for you. Not the other way around. CitizenLink is here to help you be involved in the political process. If you’ve never called your elected officials, give it a try today. If you’d rather e-mail your lawmakers, CitizenLink can help. However you choose to take action, remember the steps: Be Concise. Be Confident. Be Courteous.
Does the thought of contacting your lawmaker make you nervous?
Do you feel hesitant or unprepared when Focus on the Family Action asks you to call your lawmakers on a big issue?
Focus Action is here to make the process as smooth as possible.
You’re not alone. It’s normal to feel nervous the first few times you contact your U.S. representative or senators.
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Majority of Americans Dissatisfied with President Obama's Performance
With the November elections four months away, national polls – across the political spectrum – are echoing Americans' increased anxiety and dissatisfaction with the performance of President Obama and the Democrat-led Congress.
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The New, Improv(is)ed Gettysburg Address
In the August/September 2010 issue of First Things magazine, Professor Robert George of Princeton University pens a report entitled “God and Gettysburg” (not available online at this point). In it Prof. George recounts attending a conference at which he and other attendees received a free pocket copy of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Gettysburg Address from the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy, the Left’s own answer to the Federalist Society.
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