. . . wrote:
Joy —
Great news: This weekend’s events were a huge success. OFA volunteers all over the country helped tens of thousands of voters in key districts speak out for reform.
Phones have been ringing off the hook in Capitol Hill offices for days, but with everything on the line and so little time left, we have to bring our voice to Congress through every possible channel.
So today, OFA supporters are taking the next step in the Final March for Reform: Writing to Congress. Using our online tool, it just takes a few minutes to write and send your own letter directly to Rep. David Dreier.
Right now, Congress is under attack from insurance lobbyists who are trying to drown us out, so we’ve set a goal of 26 letters from La Canada Flintridge to make sure our message breaks through.
Can you help? Get started here.
Write Congress
In the days ahead, we’ll keep you up-to-date on the latest news on health reform as it breaks — so keep checking your email. But right now, please make sure supporters of reform in Congress continue to hear our thanks for their efforts — and that everyone hears their constituents’ overwhelming support for reform. Click here to write your letter:
http://my.barackobama.com/DaySix
Thanks for making it possible,
Addisu
Addisu Demissie
Political Director
Organizing for America
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How’d you end up on that list?
I just wanted to share my revised letter based on the link given in the letter you posted,
“I’m writing to thank you for not standing with folks like me, the average guy, on health reform. Passing reform will be hugely damaging to struggling small businesses and families in our district and around the country.
I wanted to let you know that voters in our state have pledged 1,306,768 volunteer hours to fight against members of Congress who fight for reform.
I know that the final vote will be very close, and wanted to let you know that voters at home oppose you at this crucial time for health reform.
Thank you.