Contact Your Legislators While They’re Home!

(PRLEAP.COM) New York, NY – Too many of us swallow our frustration and anger when our legislators don’t seem to be listening to us, make decisions that we don’t agree with, or sometimes seem to let key legislation die on the vine by not taking action at all.

In a representative democracy like ours, we have the opportunity and responsibility to influence the way Congress represents us in Washington, D.C. We have an obligation to let our feelings be known to our legislators – whether we think that they will listen to us or not; whether we agree with their representation of our interests or not.

Take the opportunity to share your views and make your voice heard while they are out of Washington and in their District offices.

We are providing a convenient and easy way for you to locate and contact the people who represent you in the Congress of the United States of America.

Follow this link and key in your zip code and the information that you need to contact your legislators will appear. You can generally contact them through e-mail, telephone, mail a letter – or do all three. Visit their website (also included) to access their e-mail, find out what your representatives are up to and what they think their constituents want and need.

Let them know that you’re serious about your views and opinions by saving the link and returning regularly to contact them again. Tell your legislators when you concur with their decisions and support their stands as well as when you feel that they need to reconsider their actions.

Wayne Messick, publisher of www.iBizResources invites you to start letting your representatives know how you feel, understand what is important to you, your family and America.

We can make a difference if we all communicate to our representatives in Washington. Please share the link with your friends, family, coworkers, fellow association members, and community leaders.

This is democracy in action.

Be part of the process instead of a frustrated bystander sitting on the sidelines!

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