The Absurd Report

Friends,

Several of us returned from DC late last night after participating in an amazing healthcare rally in DC. The rally was put on with three days notice. It was Thursday afternoon. It was challenging and inconvenient for many to get there but American citizens who recognize current plans for health care “reform” as not only disastrous for our healthcare system, but an attack on freedom, were there in force. Our group of five was overwhelmed by the numbers. There were young and old, retirees and 20 somethings, military, doctors and lawyers (working arm in arm believe it or not). There were folks from Canada asking us how we could allow government to destroy the gift we have and which supporters of current “reforms” fail top appreciate. All corners of the nation were represented. We have new friends from Washington, California, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Families made late flight arrangements at great cost to come to DC, many with children in tow. Yes, a bunch of mobsters and hate mongers.

Many senior citizens were there. Several were in wheel chairs. Families carried carried chairs for elderly family members so that could sit during the rally which preceded our visits to the Senate and House Office buildings. We were called into service when a senior who hadn’t eaten and was up early that morning to get to DC became lightheaded and collapsed on the Capitol lawn. We assessed, assisted and cared for this wonderful woman who recovered after lying down on the grass and eating a bit. The EMTs were called and fully assessed her. As this was ongoing her daughter thanked us and said to me, in fierce anger, “I am livid that my mother felt she needed to come here for this event, that she felt her health and liberty were threatened by supposed representatives who would only listen if she journeyed here. And look what happens.”

It is difficult for me to estimate crowd size, but we filled the lawn back to the reflecting pool on the west side of the Capitol. A number of us agreed there were likely close to 25,000 people. It was a much bigger turnout than I think any reasonable person would have expected given the circumstances. The rally began with prayer, as it should. The Judeo-Christian tradition and belief in a benevolent Creator is the foundation of the American experiment. No one is required to worship in the Judeo-Christian tradition in this nation, nor should they be. On the Capitol lawn however, all bowed their heads in recognition at least of the sacred principles which have made this nation great and exceptional.

Then we took the halls of Congress. Coincidentally, perfectly timed with the end of our rally, the House was called back into session for a vote. Most of us never saw actual representatives. The staffs were polite but told us repeatedly that their boss was in a meeting or voting and they had no idea when they would be back. We probably should’ve checked the local drinking establishments or underneath their desks. We visited multiple offices, sat down and made ourselves comfortable, ate whatever unique state product they offered to visitors, signed their books and hand wrote our recommendations. It seems peanuts is as good as it gets for most of our NC offices. We had our fill, asked if they were expecting only elephants today.

Several callers to Nancy Pelosi’s office apparently walked in and ripped up the 1900 page bill. Not clear if the Speaker was even present but security was called and folks arrested. When we approached the Speaker’s Office there were several hundred folks in line, being ushered into the office to sign the Speakers book and speak briefly to her staff. There were eighteen security personnel that I counted. As we stood in line the chant began and resonated in the Halls of the Cannon Building…”Kill the Bill.” The hallways are cavernous and the echo was astounding. Security was concerned, flustered, and a little awe struck. I don’t think they are used to hearing such sound in those halls. It was the sound of freedom.

I wore my white coat. Many asked if I was a real doctor or a “Rose Garden” doctor. I assured them I was not from the government and I was here to help. Many thanked me profusely for being there. I thanked them for being there and embarrassingly apologized for the lack of obvious brother and sister physicians who should be leading this charge. I apologized that my profession had allowed things to get to this point and for the lack of medical warriors there to support them in their heroic efforts. Lastly I apologized to many seniors and many veterans. I apologized for the younger citizens who have forgotten the words of Ronald Reagan, if they ever heard them, “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same”. It angered and sickened me to see veterans, worn by age, who have already paid the price for our freedom, pushing walkers as they are pressed back into service to protect their grown children from this gathering storm.

Paternalistic politicians who see great benefit and opportunity in an American citizenry completely dependent and enslaved by government have pulled an arrow from their quiver. HR 3962 will be voted on as early as today or tomorrow. Speaker Pelsoi has committed to keeping legislators in DC this weekend so as not to allow them to be exposed to the mobs…I mean citizens…at home. She is concerned, and she should be. Many legislators appear to be hearing the echoes in the halls. They have seen election results in NJ and Va which make it clear that patriotic Americans who believe in the exceptionalism of their nation are displeased with many of the people who supposedly represent them; and all well designed polls show that the majority of Americans do not support this legislation.

So, it is up to us. It always has been but we have become apathetic. Take to the phones, your keyboards, get in your cars and go to local reps offices or travel to DC this weekend if you can. Contact all on the following list of representatives. There boxes may be full. Call their local offices. These are legislators who seem to be thoughtful about this Bill and are not willing to walk the plank for legislation that is supported by elitist Democratic leadership but not the American people. Prioritize calling the House Reps. They will be voting any minute now. Please put serious effort into this. Twenty five thousand people travelled from across the country yesterday on a date that was likely inconvenient and at a cost which was certainly not budgeted. Now it is your turn. The nation’s future truly depends on what you do today and maybe tomorrow. Yes, be assured you may hear the same thing from me over the next few weeks when the Senate may be taking up this legislation.

Call your representatives as well as others sitting on the fence. Contact friends, neighbors, email lists and let them know how dire the situation is. The bill is horrible. I asked some standard basic questions yesterday. First, what gives Congress the authority to “reform” health care and mandate that people buy insurance? It simply appears unconstitutional. Sure, Congress has set up many things outside the bounds of their authority, like Medicare, but that doesn’t make it OK to keep doing until we are in complete servitude. Second, if this is such an emergency, why does HR 3962 not spend any money until 2013, and not get to full spending until 2019? Third, if this idea is so great, why does HR 3962 make the Congressional health plan exempt from the mandates that will be forced on the rest of the citizens? Yes, you heard right, Congress exempt from the mandates of HR 3962.

A very short list of some other worthy discussion points includes that the legislation likely costs at least $2.4 trillion for its first full 10 years of spending (not the partial accounting given by Dem leaders which says cost $894 billion), it will eliminate private payers, you cannot keep your current plan after five years (you will lose your current plan after year 1 if it is changed and does not conform to Insurance Exchange standards), it will cut Medicare by $500 billion, it will drive physicians out of medicine, it will ration not only because we can’t pay for it but because there will be fewer doctors, it clearly supports federal funding for abortion, and it establishes over 100 boards and panels with general and vague responsibilities related to all aspects of “health care”. This terminology is vital. “Health Care”, as opposed to “medical care”, includes every aspect of life which a board feels impacts your potential need to receive medical care. Fair game includes what you eat, drink, weigh, drive, listen to, read, with the possibility of penalties (taxes) applied for folks pursuing a less desirable lifestyle. Included in the latter group of boards is my favorite, the Comparative Effectiveness Board which will have responsibility to review and recommend methods, treatments, devices, and medications used to treat a variety of conditions.

Finally, this bill does nothing about tort reform. Amazingly the bill actually says that tort reform experiments can be tried in states but they will have funding cut if they attempt to cap settlement amounts or attorney fees! As a doctor, if you tell me you want to reform healthcare, but don’t seriously mention tort reform you are either not very bright or have real motives other than healthcare reform.

I would argue that health care is not the greatest emergency facing this nation, but it doesn’t matter. This process and bill has nothing to do with healthcare. It is about statists (Obama, Pelosi, Reid and others) determined to own an additional 17% of the GDP and increase dependence of the people on the federal government. As Reagan said, “Concentrated power has always been the enemy of liberty.”

To the phones, to the keyboards, to their offices…the vote this weekend is historic. What you do, or do not do, over the next several days will perpetually impact you and your loved ones.

Marty

The Potentially Reasonable Democratic Senators:

Arkansas

Sen. Blanche Lincoln

DC Phone: (202) 224-4843

Local Phone: Dumas (870) 382-1023, Fayetteville (479) 251-1224, Little Rock (501) 375-2993, Jonesboro (870) 910-6896, Texarkana (870) 774-3106

Link to E-mail

Sen. Mark Pryor

DC Phone: (202) 224-2353

Local Phone: Little Rock (501) 324-6336

Link to E-mail

Colorado

Sen. Michael Bennet

DC Phone: 202) 224-5444

Local Phone:
Denver Metro Office: (303) 455-7600 Toll Free: (866) 455-9866 Fax: (303) 455-8851
Colorado Springs Office: Phone: (719) 328-1100

Link to E-mail.

Connecticut

Sen. Joe Lieberman

DC Phone: (202) 224-4041

Local Phone: (860) 549-8463

Link to E-mail

Florida

Sen. Bill Nelson

DC Phone: (202) 224-5274

Local Phone: Orlando (407) 872-7161, Miami-Dade (305) 536-5999, Tampa (813) 225-7040, West Palm Beach (561) 514-0189, Tallahassee (850) 942-8415, Jacksonville (904) 346-4500, Broward (954) 693-4851, Fort Meyers (239) 334-7760

Link to E-mail

Indiana

Sen. Evan Bayh

DC Phone: (202) 224-5623

Local Phone: Evansville (812) 465-6500, Fort Wayne (260) 426-3151, Hammond (219) 852-2763, Indianapolis (317) 554-0750, Jeffersonville (812) 218-2317, Southbend (574) 236-8302

Link to E-mail

Louisiana

Sen. Mary Landrieu

DC Phone: (202) 224-5824

Local Phone: Baton Rouge (225) 389-0395, Lake Charles (337) 436-6650, New Orleans (504) 589-2427, Shreveport (318) 676-3085

Link to E-mail

Montana

Sen. Jon Tester

DC Phone: (202) 224-2644

Local Phone: Billings (406) 252-0550, Bozeman (406) 586-4450, Butte (406) 723-3277, Glendive (406) 365-2391, Great Falls (406) 452-9585, Helena (406) 449-5401, Kalispell (406) 257-3360, Missoula (406) 728-3003

Link to E-mail

Nebraska

Sen. Ben Nelson

DC Phone: (202) 224-6551

Local Phone: Omaha (402) 391-3411, Lincoln (402) 441-4600, Scottsbluff (308) 631-7614, Kearney (308) 293-5818, South Sioux City (402) 209-3595

Link to E-mail

North Dakota

Sen. Kent Conrad

DC Phone: (202) 224-2043

Local Phone: Bismarck (701) 258-4648, Fargo (701) 232-8030, Grand Forks (701) 775-9601, Minot (701) 852-0703

Link to E-mail

Sen. Byron Dorgan

DC Phone: (202) 224-2551

Local Phone: Bismarck (701) 250-4618, Fargo (701) 239-5389, Minot (701) 852-0703, Grand Forks (701) 746-8972

Link to E-mail

South Dakota

Sen. Tim Johnson

DC Phone: (202) 224-5842

Local Phone: Aberdeen (605) 226-3440, Sioux Falls (605) 332-8896, Rapid City (605) 341-3990

Link to E-mail

Virginia

Sen. James Webb

(202) 224-4024
1-866-507-1570

Link to E-mail.

West Virginia

Sen. Robert C. Byrd

DC Phone: (202) 224-3954

Local Phone: Charlestown (304) 342-5855, Eastern Panhandle (304) 264-4626

Link to E-mail

The “Blue Dog” House Democrats:

Alabama

Rep. Bobby Bright – 2nd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2901

District Phone: Dothan (334) 794-9680; Montgomery (334) 277-9113; Opp (334) 493-9253

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/bright/contact-form.shtml

Rep. Parker Griffith – 5th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4801

District Phone: Huntsville (256) 551-0190; Decatur (256) 355-9400; Shoals (256) 381-3450

Link to E-mail: http://griffith.house.gov/?sectionid=7&sectiontree=4,7

Arkansas

Rep. Marion Berry – 1st District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4076

District Phone: Jonesboro (870) 972-4600; Cabot (501) 843-4955; Mountain Home (870) 425-3510

Link to E-Mail: http://www.house.gov/berry/messageform.html

Rep. Mike Ross – 4th District

DC Phone: 1-800-223-2220

District Phone: El Dorado (870) 881-0681; Hot Springs (501) 520-5892; Pine Bluff (870) 536-3376; Prescott (870) 887-6787

Link to E-mail: http://ross.house.gov/?sectionid=77&sectiontree=76,77

Arizona

Rep. Harry Mitchell – 5th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2190

District Phone: (480) 946-2411

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/mitchell/webforms/issue_subscribe.htm

Rep. Gabrielle Giffords – 8th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2542

District Phone: Tucson (520) 881-3588; Cochise (520) 459-3115

Link to E-mail: https://giffordsforms.house.gov/contact/email.shtml

California

Rep. Mike Thompson – 1st District

DC Phone: (202) 225-3311

District Phone: Napa (707) 226-9898; Humboldt (707) 269-9595; Mendocino (707) 962-0933; Yolo (530) 662-5272

Link to E-mail: http://mikethompson.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za.pl?/mthompson/contact/email_auth.txt&form=/mthompson/contact/email_form.shtml&pass

Rep. Dennis Cardoza – 18th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-6131

District Phone: Merced (209) 383-4455; (209) 527-1914; Stockton (209) 946-0361

Link to E-mail: https://writerep.house.gov/htbin/wrep_findrep

Rep. Jim Costa – 20th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-9308

District Phone: Fresno (559) 495-1620; Bakersfield (661) 869-1620

Link to E-mail: http://www.house.gov/formcosta/issue.htm

Rep. Loretta Sanchez – 29th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2965

District Phone: (714) 621-0102

Link to E-mail: http://www.lorettasanchez.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=218&Itemid=17

Rep. Jane Harman – 36th District

DC Phone: (202) 225 8220

District Phone: El Segundo (310) 643 3636; Wilmington (310) 549 8282

Link to E-mail: http://www.house.gov/harman/contact/email.shtml

Rep. Joe Baca – 43rd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-6161

District Phone: (909) 885-2222

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za/baca/ht_zip_parms.txt&form=/baca/messageform.shtml

Colorado

Rep. John Salazar – 3rd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4761

District Phone: Grand Junction (970) 245-7107; Pueblo (719) 543-8200; Durango (970) 259-1012; Alamosa (719) 587-5105

Link to E-mail: http://www.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za/salazar/contact-zip.txt&form=/salazar/contact2.shtml

Florida

Rep. Allen Boyd – 2nd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-5235

District Phone: Tallahassee (850) 561-3979; Panama City (850) 785-0812

Link to E-mail: http://www.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za/boyd/zip_authen.txt&form=/boyd/contact_email.html&pass

Georgia

Rep. Sanford Bishop – 2nd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-3631

District Phone: Albany (229) 439-8067; Colombus (706) 320-9477; Thomasville (229) 226-7789

Link to E-mail: http://bishop.house.gov/display.cfm?section_id=13

Rep. Jim Marshall – 3rd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-6531

District Phone: Macon (478) 464-0255; Dublin (478) 296-2023; Tifton (229) 556-7418

Link to E-mail: https://writerep.house.gov/htbin/wrep_findrep?HIP29329573301.1220.9427

Rep. John Barrow – 12th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2823

District Phone: Augusta (706) 722-4494; Sandersville (478) 553-9215; Savannah (912) 354-7282

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/barrow/webforms/issue_subscribe.htm

Rep. David Scott– 13th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2939

District Phone: Jonesboro (770) 210-5073; Smyrna (770) 432-5405

Link to E-mail: https://writerep.house.gov/writerep/welcome.shtml

Iowa

Rep. Leonard Boswell – 3rd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-3806

District Phone: (515) 282-1909

Link to E-mail: http://boswell.house.gov/?sectionid=81&sectiontree=4,81

Idaho

Rep. Walt Minnick – 1st District

DC Phone: (202) 225-6611

District Phone: Meridian (208) 888-3188; Lewiston (208) 743-1388; Couer d’Alene (208) 667-0127

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/minnick/contact-form.shtml

Indiana

Rep. Joe Donnelly – 2nd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-3915

District Phone: South Bend (574) 288-2780; Logansport (574) 753-2671; La Porte (219) 326-6808; Michigan City (219) 873-1403

Link to E-mail: http://donnelly.house.gov/contact/email.shtml

Rep. Brad Ellsworth – 8th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4636

District Phone: Evansville (812) 465-6484; Terre Haute (812) 232-0523

Link to E-mail: http://www.ellsworth.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=325&Itemid=

Rep. Baron Hill (Co-Chair for Policy) – 9th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-5315

District Phone: Jeffersonville (812) 288-3999; Bloomington (812)336-3000

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za/baronhill/IMA/issue_subscribe_parm.txt&form=/baronhill/IMA/issue_subscribe_verify.shtml

Kansas

Rep. Dennis Moore – 3rd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2865

District Phone: Overland Park (913) 383-2013; Kansas City (913) 621-0832; Lawrence (785) 842-9313

Link to E-mail: http://www.moore.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za.pl?/moore/contact/zip_authen.txt&form=/moore/contact/email.shtml

Kentucky

Rep. Ben Chandler – 6th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4706

District Phone: (859) 219-1366

Link to E-mail: https://writerep.house.gov/htbin/wrep_findrep?HIP29329573301.26817.5636

Louisiana

Rep. Charlie Melancon (Co-Chair for Communications) – 3rd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4031

District Phone: Houma (985) 876-3033; Chalmette (504) 271-1707; Gonzales (225) 621-8490; New Iberia (337) 367-8231

Link to E-mail: http://www.melancon.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=205

Maryland

Rep. Frank Jr. Kratovil – 1st District

DC Phone: (202) 225-5311

District Phone: Centreville (443) 262 -9136

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/kratovil/contact-form.shtml

Maine

Rep. Mike Michaud – 2nd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2943

District Phone: Bangor (207) 942-6935; Lewiston (207) 782-3704; Presque Isle (207) 764-1036; Waterville (207) 873-5713

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/michaud/webforms/issue_subscribe.htm

Minnesota

Rep. Collin Peterson – 7th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2165

District Phone: Detroit Lakes (218) 847-5056; Marshall (507) 537-2299; Montevideo (320) 235-1061; Red Lake Falls (218) 253-4356; Redwood Falls (507) 637-2270; Willmar (320) 235-1061

Link to E-mail: http://collinpeterson.house.gov/zipauth.htm

Mississippi

Rep. Travis Childers – 1st Districts

DC Phone: (202) 225-4306

District Phone: Tupelo (662) 841-8808; Hernando (662) 449-3090; Colombus (662) 327-0748

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za/childers/webforms/contact_parm.txt&form=/childers/webforms/contact_form.htm

Rep. Gene Taylor – 4th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-5772

District Phone: Bay St. Louis (228) 469-9235; Ocean Springs (228) 872-7950; Hattiesburg (601) 582-3246; Laurel (601) 425-3905

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/genetaylor/webforms/zipauth.htm

North Carolina

Rep. Mike McIntyre – 7th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2731

District Phone: Lumberton (910) 735-0610; Fayetteville (910) 323-0260; Wilmington (910) 815-4959; Bolivia (910)-253-0158

Link to E-mail: http://www.house.gov/mcintyre/issue.shtml

Rep. Heath Shuler (Whip) – 11th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-6401

District Phone: Asheville (828) 252-1651; Murphy (828) 835-4981; Sylva (828) 586-1962

Link to E-mail: http://shuler.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za/shuler/ht_zip_parms.txt&form=shuler/messageform.htm

North Dakota

Rep. Earl Pomeroy

DC Phone: (202) 225-2611

District Phone: Bismarck (701) 224-0355; Fargo (701) 235-9760

Link to E-mail: http://www.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za/formpomeroy/ht_zip_parms.txt&form=/formpomeroy/messageform.htm

New York

Rep. Mike Arcuri – 24th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-3665

District Phone: Utica (315) 793-8146/8147; Auburn (315) 252-2777/2778; Cortland (607) 756-2470

Link to E-mail: http://arcuri.house.gov/IMA/issue_subscribe.htm

Ohio

Rep. Charles Wilson – 6th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-5705

District Phone: Canfield (330) 533-7250; Marietta (740) 376-0868; Bridgeport (740) 633-5705; Ironton (740) 533-9423; Wellsville (330) 532-3740

Link to E-mail: http://www.charliewilson.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=139

Rep. Zack Space – 18th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-6265

District Phone: Dover (330) 364-4300; Zanesville (740) 452-6338; Chillicothe (740) 779-1636

Link to E-mail: http://space.house.gov/?sectionid=61&sectiontree=26,61

Oklahoma

Rep. Dan Boren – 2nd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2701

District Phone: Muskogee (918) 687-2533; Claremont (918) 341-9336; McAlester (918) 423-5951

Link to E-mail: http://www.house.gov/boren/emailsignup.shtml

Pennsylvania

Rep. Jason Altmire – 4th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-2565

District Phone: Aliquippa (724) 378-0928; Natrona (724) 226-1304

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/altmire/webforms/issue_subscribe.htm

Rep. Patrick Murphy – 8th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4276

District Phone: Bristol (215) 826-1963; Doylestown (215) 348-1194

Link to E-mail: http://www.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za/formpatrickmurphy/ht_zip_parms.txt&form=/formpatrickmurphy/messageform.shtml

Rep. Christopher Carney – 10th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-3731

District Phone: Clarks Summit (570) 585-9988; Shamokin (570) 644-1682; Williamsport (570) 327-1902

Link to E-mail: http://www.carney.house.gov/contact.shtml#email

Rep. Tim Holden – 17th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-5546

District Phone: Berks (610) 921-3502; Dauphin/Perry (717) 234-5904; Lebanon (717) 270-1395; Schuylkill (570) 622-4212

Link to E-mail: http://holden.house.gov/htbin/formproc_za/holden/email_zipauth.txt&form=messageform.shtml

Tennessee

Rep. Lincoln Davis – 4th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-6831

District Phone: Columbia (931) 490-8699; Jamestown (931) 879-2361; McMinnville (931) 473-7259; Rockwood (865) 354-3323

Link to E-mail: https://writerep.house.gov/htbin/wrep_const

Rep. Jim Cooper – 5th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4311

District Phone: Nashville (615) 736-5295

Link to E-mail: http://www.cooper.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=117&Itemid=61

Rep. Bart Gordon – 6th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4231

District Phone: Murfreesboro (615) 896-1986; Cookeville (931) 528-5907; Gallatin (615) 451-5174

Link to E-mail: http://gordon.house.gov/contact/contact_form.shtml

Rep. John Tanner – 8th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4714

District Phone: Union City (731) 885-7070; Jackson (731) 423-4848; Millington (901) 873-5690

Link to E-mail: https://writerep.house.gov/htbin/wrep_findrep

Texas

Rep. Henry Cuellar – 28th District

DC Phone: (202) 225-1640

District Phone: Laredo (956) 725-0639; McAllen (956) 631-4826; Rio Grande City (956) 487-5603; San Antonio (210) 271-2851; Seguin (830) 401-0457

Link to E-mail: http://cuellar.house.gov/Contact/ContactForm.htm

Utah

Rep. Jim Matheson – 2nd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-3011

District Phone: South Salt Lake (801) 486-1236; St. George (435) 627-0880;

Link to E-mail: https://forms.house.gov/matheson/contact.shtml

Virginia

Rep. Glenn Nye – 2nd District

DC Phone: (202) 225-4215

District Phone: Hampton (757) 326-6201; Eastern (757) 789-5092

Link to E-mail: http://nye.house.gov/?sectionid=7&sectiontree=4,7

SideBear: Time to declare yourself sir. Blue Dog”, or yellow, Pelosi lap-dog? Your choice is a simple one. Will you endorse tyranny, or freedom?

Will you stand with the liars and deceivers, the slanderers, and wreckers; or will you join the majority of Americans in opposition?

Hands Off My Health Care Rally In Washington DC. Nov 5, 2009

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