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How to Send a Open Letter to All Congressional Leaders
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Summary: While it would be difficult to send an open letter to all congressional leaders, contact information for your local member of congress and senators can be found at House.gov and Senate.gov. Send e-mails or make phone calls to congressional leaders with help from an experienced political blogger in this free video on congress members.
Bill Scher is a professional political blogger and one of the six original bloggers to have famously met with Bill Clinton at his Harlem office. He works for several Washington DC...read more
"Hi. This is Bill Scher from LiberalOasis.com. How do you send an open letter to all Congressional leaders? Well, there's no one way to contact every single leader of Congress simultaneously. You can, however, go to House.gov or Senate.gov and find out the contact information for your member of the House and your two United States Senators. And you can find out how to contact them both by phone, by regular mail and by email. There are times when organizations, if they're promoting a certain campaign, will set up websites that make it easier for you to contact a swath of folks in Congress simultaneously to plead by email, but that is not something that is a stand alone procedure you can always rely on. But you could always go to House.gov and Senate.gov to find out how to contact your members in the House and Senate and believe me, they definitely want to hear what you have to say."
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