There are websites trying to impact our world through social activism. We need their efforts, but we feel the only way to truly change our country is to communicate with those that represent us.

You can use our automated system to select a pre-written message, compose a single letter, and with a few clicks you can print & send it to every official that represents you.

The best feature of our "patent pending" system is that you are part of a large network of like minded people who are sending the same message.

Our system is designed for ease of use and minimal effort. We notify you when there is an important timely message to be sent, and you simply log into our system and print the message & send.

We are a "for profit" organization

• We make a profit in two ways: Membership Fees & Advertisements.
  
• We will sell demographic data that we collect on this website ----
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• Our primary objective is to demand transparency in our Government.
  
  
• Empower American Citizens to organize with an Online Communication System & collectively send messages to
  their United States Elected Officials as One Voice.
  
  
• Effectively communicate the will of the people to become active in our Legislative Process.
  
  
• Provide Financial Support for Social & Political Causes that Defend Our Constitutional Rights.
  
  
• Encourage people to communicate with their Elected Officials.
  
  
• Let our public officials know that they are watched & will be held accountable for their actions.

"They answer to us, and we can't let them forget"

The Constitution declares that you and I are the government. When we withhold our influence and participation, we yield by default to those who promote immoral and destructive policies.

We owe it to our children and to future generations to defend the principles in which we believe - the glorious freedom bought with the blood of so many brave young men and women. We can't fail to do our duty to God and our country.

There are many ways to participate in public policy besides voting. Letters and phone calls to our local officials, congressmen, and senators do make a difference. They certainly need to hear from us.

When you write or call, be brief, and restrict each letter to one subject or one piece of legislation. This makes it easier for the person you're writing to to respond and for their staff to organize correspondence. If the letter is about a specific bill, identify it by name. Remember that elected officials receive thousands of letters of complaint and very few positive responses.

If a public official says or does something that you like, respond with a quick note of appreciation, and remember, that democracy works best when the people make their wants known.