Contacting Congress (fwd) [somebody subscribed me?]

Thu Sep 17 05:16:01 PDT 1998

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+++ CONGRESS +++ U.S. CONGRESS - CALL 1-800-504-0031 OR 202-224-3121
                                      1-800-343-3222
>The new number is: 1-800-361-5222 (90001). When you call the number,
> follow the prompts. When asked for your 5 letter zip code, enter the
> number 90001. You will be connected to the main capitol switchboard.
> Just ask for the congressman or the senator you wish to speak to. If you
> enter your home zip code, you will be connected directly to your
> Congress "CRITTER". (Congressman or Senator)Posted:08/11/98

Contact Congress via the net - Elected Net:
http://www.hoboes.com/html/Politics/electednet/

Netline To Congress - Question of the Day
http://www.netline-to-congress.com/

The Best Congress Money Can Buy
http://mojones.com/COINOP_CONGRESS/data_viewer/data_viewer.html

SENATE:
http://www.senate.gov
SENATE EMAIL ADDRESS:
http://www.senate.gov/senator/membmail.html
http://www.senate.gov/senator/state.html
Senate Judiciary Committee members with contact information:
http://www.senate.gov/committee/judiciary.html
Senate - send email:
http://www.freecongress.org/jsmp/ContactSenators.htm
*** Letter to Senators:
http://members.foothills.net/ricefile/index.html

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - 
http://www.house.gov
House Of Representatives (EMAIL)
http://www.house.gov/writerep/
House Judiciary Committee members with contact information:
http://www.house.gov/judiciary/mem105.htm
HOUSE AS THE SPEAKER
http://speakernews.house.gov/asknewt/
QUICK SEARCH TEXT OF BILLS 105th CONGRESS:
http://thomas.loc.gov/home/thomas.html?66,9
HOUSE - DOWNLOADING BILL TEXT
http://thomas.loc.gov/home/billdwnloadhelp.html
CONTRACTING CONGRESS
http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/

Here's a timely jewel.  James Traficant's (D-Ohio) one-minute speech
before House on September 15th.

James Traficant (D-Ohio) Home Page
http://www.house.gov/traficant/

E-mail: telljim at mail.house.gov  (Rep. Jim Traficant D-OH)

AN AMERICA WITH TWO LEGAL STANDARDS IS AN AMERICA WITH NO LEGAL
STANDARDS
              September 15, 1998

Mr. Speaker, if Joe Q. Citizen lied in a civil trial, he would be sued
for every penny. If Joe Q. Citizen lied to a Grand Jury, he would go to
jail. Lying is perjury. Perjury is a crime.

Now, having said that, what is going on here, Mr. Speaker? Does America
now have two legal standards, one for you, one for  me; one for he, one
for she; one for generals, one for soldiers; one for Presidents, one for
residents?

Let us tell it like it is. Joe Q. Citizen cannot apologize, Joe Q.
Citizen is not censured, Joe Q. Citizen is prosecuted. And let me warn
Congress: An America with two legal standards is an America with no
legal standards.

Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of the lives of all of the
soldiers that gave their lives fighting to preserve our freedom.

Media & Patriot Web Pages: (Bookmark)
http://home.rica.net/CaptainNemo/pers/patsites.htm
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>From: gardener at southtech.net
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>To: "1a-TBA Members & Friends"  <tbark at nwark.com>
>From: Take Back Arkansas <tbark at nwark.com>
>Subject: Contacting Congress via e-mail
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>MAKE YOUR VOICES HEARD, PLEASE!  HERE'S HOW.  md
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>Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 10:59:19 -0700
>From: David Dorman
>Organization: University of Idaho
>Subject: Contacting Congress via e-mail
>
>In searching for Congressional e-mail addresses recently, I found the
>below listed web site.  For those of you who have tried to contact many
>members of Congress at once you know how time consuming the process can
>become.
>
>ElectedNet! will allow you to search for a single member by name, state,
>just one party, etc. or you can e-mail all members of Congress at once.
>It provides an effective way to quickly get your message out and uses
>your e-mail program not some "fill in the blanks" type interface.  Using
>this method you will be able to use your spell checker and retain a copy
>of the messages sent for future reference.
>
>In order to improve the impact of your message you should format your
>e-mail like a standard mail letter to congress (minus the TO: section)
>and INCLUDE your return mailing address.  Most members of Congress will
>not reply via e-mail but by U.S. Postal Service, so your return address
>is critical.  This is probably to prevent someone from changing an
>e-mail reply and forwarding without their approval.
>
>Even if you send a letter (e-mail) to a Congressional member who is not
>in your voting district, they will usually respond and track the number
>of letters for or against an issue.  With this web site it is easy to
>just "click" on another name to be included in your letter to Congress
>and the more letters some staff person has to send out the greater the
>impact your message will have during the weekly Congressional office
>staff meetings.
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>http://www.hoboes.com/html/Politics/electednet/
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>Mary Denham, State Coordinator    Take Back Arkansas, Inc.   
>2167 N.  Porter Rd.  Fayetteville,  AR  72704   
>Fax  501/521-1724   Pho  501/521-1933  
>TBA website    http://www.nwark.com/~tbark
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