Because I Can: The Super Committee Needs Your Input

The super committee needs your input.

Below is a sample letter/email that you can send to every one of the congressional delegates on the super committee.

Many of the congressional members have an initial zip code requirement on their email contact webpage that you have to enter to send them an email - if it is not from their state they do not take your email. I have supplied you with an zip code - from their state - that you will need to send the congressional delegate and email using their webpage.

You have no excuse - you have an email webpage link (and a zip code to be able to use that page), you have a phone number, you have a mailing address. Now it your responsibility to do something.

Yes, this will take you more than 30 seconds to do - but how important is the financial stability of our country to you? If you can't do it all today - send one email or letter or do one phone call every day for the next twelve working days - but, PLEASE do something - or we will have the same impasse we had on the just finished deficit argument.

If you choose to do nothing - it is your choice. If you choose to do nothing, then keep your mouth shut when it comes to what this committee did or didn't do. If you don't participate in the process - you don't have the right to comment on the process or the outcome.

SAMPLE

Since you are now representing the entire United States on a “super” committee – it is only right that you should receive and acknowledge the input of constituents from across the Untied States.

Since it is evident from the way the US Congress handled the debt ceiling, as a person who works in business and as a person who maintains a household budget please note:

In order to keep a business or a home in running order you MUST address both income and expenses.

Therefore as a citizen of the United States, who pays taxes, which pay your salary, I am demanding that in the super-committee meetings that you include in both the talks and the final decision – strategies that are related to expense reduction and income enhancement for the US government.

CONGRESSSIONAL CONTACTS

ALEC Alumni, John Kyl; http://kyl.senate.gov/contact.cfm

WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICE

730 Hart Senate Building

Washington, D.C. 20510

Phone: (202) 224-4521

ZIP TO send an email: Phoenix 85016-3455

Patty Murray; http://murray.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contactme ;

Washington, D.C. Office

448 Russell Senate Office Building

Washington, D.C. 20510

Phone: (202) 224-2621