The address under each Congress-critter’s name is from a residential neighborhood in his district. You can adopt these as your address when you click the Congressman's name and use the Constituent Message form.
Following the names, is another sample letter you can use, this one focused on fiscal concerns.
Cooper, Jim (TN-05) 147 Mires Road Mt. Juliet Tennessee 37122
Davis, Lincoln (TN-04 525 Roy McCoy Road Crossville TN 38571
Gordon, Bart (TN-06) 337 East Burton St. Murfreesboro Tennessee 37130
Tanner, John (TN-08) 520 Sampson Ave. Dyersburg TN 38024
Altmire, Jason (PA-04) 2512 Newport Road, Wampum, PA 16157
Arcuri, Mike (NY-24) 188 Clinton Ave., Cortland, NY, US, 13045
Baca, Joe (CA-43) 17468 Valley Blvd ,Bloomington, California 92316
Barrow, John (GA-12) 14 East Oglethorpe Avenue Savannah, GA 31401
Berry, Marion (AR-01) 534 W Washington Ave Jonesboro AR 72401-2780
Bishop, Sanford (GA-02) 3244 Covington Hwy Decatur GA 30032
Boren, Dan (OK-02) 223 W. Seminole McAlester OK 74501
Boswell, Leonard (IA-03) 1282 C Ave E Oskaloosa IA 52577
Boyd, Allen (FL-02) 80 Sixth Street ~ Apalachicola,Florida 32320
Bright, Bobby (AL-02) 551 Clay Street Montgomery Alabama 36104
Cardoza, Dennis (CA-18) 575 W North Bear Creek Dr Merced CA 95348 (
Carney, Christopher (PA-10) Toll free phone: (866) 846-8124
214 North Market Street Selinsgrove PA 17870 (570) 374-4100
TennCare resulted in the most expensive Medicaid program in the country. Within a few years, 45% percent of the people on TennCare were folks who had previously been insured by their employers. The employers had made a perfectly logical decision: dumping their employees into the public plan.
Employers who are paying 12% of their costs now to their employees’ health care will look at “ObamaCare”’s 8% penalty for employers who don’t provide care and immediately dump their employees on the public to save 4%. Those on private insurance ALREADY pay more than the cost of care to subsidize Medicare and Medicaid –-- now we’ll be required to pay EVEN MORE to subsidize the new public plan.
When private insurers won’t be able to compete with a government-run plan, they’ll crash. Then the majority of Americans will simply end up with no choice: just one government-run program. And, with no alternatives, the government-run healthcare will be severely rationed to meet the budget.
This is a loser of a plan.
Please, I urge you, vote NO on “public option insurance,” the failed idea that underlies this health care “reform.”