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    Climax of Battle over Health Control PDF  | Print |  E-mail

    Congress may vote late Saturday night on the health care reform bill.  They may even try to push it through without a vote. Calls and faxes are needed to every U.S. Representative, particularly all of those who are said to be on the fence, at the numbers listed here.

    The latest list of undecided House Democrats includes the following:  Brian Baird, John Barrow, Marion Berry, F. Allen Boyd, Christopher Carney, Gerry Connolly, Kathy Dahlkemper, Lincoln Davis, Brad Ellsworth, Paul Kanjorski, Jim Matheson, Mike McMahon, Harry Mitchell, Glenn Nye, Tom Perriello, Earl Pomeroy, Kurt Schrader, Heath Shuler, Zack Space, and Harry Teague.    Jason Altmire may also still be somewhat undecided.   Try to call all of them in Washington toll free 877-762-8762. Please also call their district offices and if you have a fax machine, send them messages in this way.   Numbers for many of these Congressmen can be found below.

    Here are some links to information on the bill, which still hasn't been released in a final voting form:

    President Obama's proposal as released on February 22 -- Text of the bill approved by the Senate on 12/24/2009.

    Please make a call to Congressman Bart Stupak from Michigan.  Encourage him to continue to stand firm on his pro-life convictions and against this bill.  His Washington office can be reached at 202-225-4735 and his fax is 202-225-4744.   District phone numbers are as follows: 989-356-0690, 906-786-4504, 906-228-3700, 989-345-2258, 906-875-3751, 906-482-1371, and 231-348-0657.     Michigan residents can call him toll free at 800-950-7371.

    What follows is a list of 31 members of the U.S. House who are considered to be swing votes - they need to hear from us as well as your own member of Congress.  If you have a fax machine, write a message on a sheet of paper including a request for a written response to the numbers in the middle column here (You may want to try the toll free number 877-762-8762 to make your calls to the Washington offices)

    Congressman

    Office in Washington

    Fax Number

    District Phone

    Location

    Harry Mitchell

    (202) 225-2190

    (202) 225-3263

    (480) 946-2411

    AZ-05

    Gabrielle Giffords

    (202) 225-2542

    (202) 225-0378

    (520) 881-3588

    AZ-08

    Ann Kirkpatrick

    (202) 225-2315

    (202) 225-2315

    (928) 226-6914

    AZ-01

    Jerry McNerney

    (202) 225-1947

    (202) 225-4060

    (925) 833-0643

    CA-11

    John Salazar

    202-225-4761

    (202) 225-4761

    (970) 245-7107

    CO-03

    Jim Himes

    (202) 225-5541

    (202) 225-5541

    (866) 453-0028

    CT-04

    Alan Grayson

    (202) 225-2176

    (202) 225-0999

    (407) 841-1757

    FL-08

    Bill Foster

    (202) 225-2976

    (202) 225-0697

    630-406-1145

    IL-14

    Baron Hill

    202 225 5315

    (202) 226-6866

    (812) 288-3999

    IN-09

    Mark Schauer

    (202) 225-6276

    (202) 225-6281

    (517) 780-9075

    MI-07

    Gary Peters

    (202) 225-5802

    (202) 226-2356

    (248) 273-4227

    MI-09

    Dina Titus

    (202) 225-3252

    (202) 225-2185

    702-256-3462

    NV-03

    Carol Shea-Porter

    (202) 225-5456

    (202) 225-5822

    (603) 743-4813

    NH-01

    Tim Bishop

    (202) 225-3826

    (202) 225-3143

    (631) 696-6500

    NY-01

    John Hall

    (202) 225-5441

    (202) 225-3289

    (845) 225-3641
    x49371

    NY-19

    Bill Owens

    (202) 225-4611

    (202-226-0621

    (315) 782-3150

    NY-23

    Mike Arcuri

    (202)225-3665

    (202) 225-1891

    (315)793-8146

    NY-24

    Dan Maffei

    (202) 225-3701

    (202) 225-4042

    (315) 423-5657

    NY-25

    Earl Pomeroy

    (202) 225-2611

    (202) 226-0893

    (701) 224-0355

    ND-AL

    Steven Driehaus

    (202) 225-2216

    (202) 225-3012

    (513) 684-2723

    OH-01

    Mary Jo Kilroy

    (202) 225-2015

    (202) 225-3529

    (614) 294-2196

    OH-15

    Zach Space

    (202) 225-6265

    (202) 225-3394

    (330) 364-4300

    OH-18

    Kathy Dahlkemper

    (202) 225-5406

    (202) 225-3103

    (814) 456-2038

    PA-03

    Patrick Murphy

    (202) 225-4276

    (202) 225-9511

    (215) 826-1963

    PA-08

    Christopher Carney

    (202) 225-3731

    (202) 225-9594

    (570) 585-9988

    PA-10

    Paul Kanjorski

    (202) 225-6511

    (202) 225-0764

    (570) 825-2200

    PA-11

    John Spratt

    (202) 225-5501

    (202) 225-0464

    (803)327-1114

    SC-05

    Tom Perriello

    (202) 225-4711

    (202) 225-5681

    (276) 656-2291

    VA-05

    Alan Mollohan

    (202) 225-4172

    (202) 225-4172

    (304) 623-4422

    WV-01

    Nick Rahall

    (202) 225-3452

    (202) 225-3452

    (304) 252-5000

    WV-03

    Steve Kagen

    (202) 225-5665

    (202) 225-5729

    (920) 437-1954

    WI-08

    On March 15, USA Today listed six Congressmen who they consider to be "undecided."  They include Rep. Bart Stupak and Rep. Mike Arcuri listed above, as well as Rep. Raul Grijalva (Arizona), Rep. Jason Altmire (Pennsylvania), Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (South Dakota), and Rep. Jim Cooper (Tennessee).  All 4 can be reached through the switchboard at 877-762-8762 toll free or 202-224-3121.

    Grijalva can be reached in his district at 520-622-6788 and 928-343-7933 or by fax at 202-225-1541.

    Altmire at 724-378-0928 and 724-225-1304 or by fax at 202-226-2274.

    Sandlin at 605-367-8371, 605-394-5280, and 605-626-3440 and by fax at 202-225-5823.

    Cooper at his district office 615-736-5295 and by fax at 202-226-1035

     

    While some may envy the "free" health care of Canada or Europe, the truth is that the people pay for it through much higher taxes and significantly lower take home pay.    There is also much evidence that the health care systems in both Canada and Europe are in danger.  Private health plans are being developed in England in an attempt to save the public system.  People there often face four hour waits for emergency health care.   In Canada, some have waited four years to have a major surgery.

    ADDITIONAL ACTION STEPS:

    1. Let your two U.S. Senators and Congressman know what you think about health care through the Congressional switchboard at 202-224-3121 and through district office numbers.

    2. Send Fax Petitions to Congress

    3. Call Congressman Bart Stupak (D-Michigan) at 202-225-4735 and urge him to continue standing against making any compromise, as Senator Nelson did under political pressure.  Urge him to firmly reject the Senate version of the bill.

    4.  Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt is urging calls be made to 37 Congressmen to stand for life and against the Senate health bill when it comes to them for a vote: They are as follows: Baca, Berry, Bishop (GA), Cao, Cardoza, Carney, Cooper, Costa, Costello, Cuellar, Dahlkemper, Davis (IL), Donnelly (IN), Doyle, Driehaus, Ellsworth, Etheridge, Kanjorski, Kaptur, Langevin, Lipinski, Lynch, Oberstar, Obey, Ortiz, Perriello, Pomeroy, Rahall, Reyes, Rodriguez,  Ryan (OH),  Salazar,  Snyder,  Space,  Spratt,  Stupak, and Wilson (OH).  All of them can also be reached through the Congressional switchboard at 202-225-3121

    5. Sign the "Free Our Health Care Now" Petition

    6.. Let other people know the dangers of a more socialized system of medicine.   The resources listed below may be of some help in doing this.

    Additional Resources on the Government Takeover of Health Care:


    The Health Care Chart They Don't Want You to See

    Sign the "Free Our Health Care Now" Petition

    Liberty Counsel's Summary of the Health Care Bill  (PDF)

     

    Here are two of our F2A Commentaries on this subject:

    Threat to Parental Rights (August 6, 2009)
    A threat to parental rights.

    That’s just one of many problems with the rationed health care system that the President and some in Congress want.   The bill would authorize spending of billions of dollars to fund home visitation programs.   And do you have any guess what these visitation programs are all about?   Government officials would enter homes to monitor children and instruct parents on how to raise their children. 

    As the Home School Legal Defense Association states in an analysis of the bill, “parents, not federal or state officials, should make child-rearing decisions for their young children.” 

    Let your Congressman and Senators know that this is one of the many reasons H.R. 3200 should not be passed at their town hall meetings listed at f2a.org. 

    Sources for some content:
    “H.R. 3200—‘America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009,’”  Home School Legal Defense Association

    Paying with Your Life (June 16, 2009)
    For all those struggling to pay insurance premiums or lacking coverage, any change in the health care system may seem to be good.    Over the next few weeks, we’ll hear dozens of stories from those who think they’ll be helped by the President’s plan as he tries to sell it to Congress and the nation.

    But, consider some of the tremendous costs that each of us will face under a more socialized system.  Are you willing to pay much higher taxes to cover the trillion dollar costs expected over the next decade?  Do you really want a four year wait for a major surgery as in Canada or a four hour wait time for emergency care as in England?  Do you like government officials deciding who will be your doctor, your specialist, and more importantly, whether you even deserve to receive life-saving treatment?  

    You could pay for this health care plan with your life!

    Sources for some content / Where you can learn more:

    Obama Urges Doctors to Back Health Care Plans  (Associated Press, 6.15.09)

    Raise Quality Further (The Washington Times, 6.15.09)

     

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    Wendy Petzel
    LMFT, Sr Ordained Licensed Chaplain
    written by Wendy Petzel, November 19, 2009
    To whom it may concern: I was wondering what you feel would be the most effective way for us to display our opposition of this health care bill? I agree with all the action items above and will follow through with them.

    What about a march on Washington in opposition? something creative like you've done before, that's what I want to pray God will give us to make the message loud and clear. that we oppose government run health care.

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