For Health Care issues in the US Senate contact:
Texas Senator John Cornyn
Washington DC
517 Hart Senate Office Bldg.
Washington, DC 20510
Main: 202-224-2934
Fax: 202-228-2856
Southeast Texas
5300 Memorial Drive
Suite 980
Houston, TX 77007
Main: 713-572-3337
Fax: 713-572-3777
November 4th, 2008 was a historic day in American politics.
For the first time ever in the United States of America, more citizens turned out to vote than any other election in our history. I for one have never been more enthusiastic about an election and I've been voting for the last 39 years.
The next 4 years are going to be about the issues. Next to jobs, one of the biggest issues is going to be health care. And, constituents are demanding results from their elected officials. That's where you come in. If you expect results, you're going to have to keep the pressure up on your legislators until you get what you want. We're here to coordinate your objectives on the issue of health care.
If you have lost your health care, can't afford health care or have been denied health care.
Congressman
Pete
Sessions
Washington, D.C.
1514 Longworth House
Office Building
Washington, DC 20515-4332
(202) 225-2231
(202) 225-5878 fax
Texas Office
12750 Merit Drive, Suite
1434
Dallas, Texas 75251-1229
(972) 392-0505
(972) 392-0615 fax
Congressman
Sam
Johnson
Washington, D.C.
1211 Longworth Building
Washington, D.C. 20515
(202)225-4201
Texas Office
2929 N. Central Expy, Ste
240
Richardson, Texas 75080
(972)470-0892
Congresswoman
Eddie Bernice Johnson
Washington, D.C. 1511 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-8885 Fax: (202) 226-1477District Office - Dallas
3102 Maple Avenue
Ste 600
Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: (214) 922-8885
Congresswoman Johnson's Website
Email Congresswoman Johnson
In the world of politics, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. Getting organized with other constituents with the same object, gives you more clout. Computastic simply facilitates the coordination. We're just as miffed about health care issues as you are. We will keep you up to date on congressional issues pertinent to health care and how it may effect you. If you have lost your health care, can't afford health care or have been denied health care, we want to hear from you. You are the constituents that can make the biggest difference in the outcome of health care issues at the congressional level, both the state and national. If you expect to accomplish your health care objectives, you'll need to speak to your elected officials in terms they understand . . . VOTES.
How you can make a difference.
For a 44 cent stamp, an envelope and a sheet of paper once a month, you can make a huge difference simply by mailing a letter on your health care concerns to your Senators and Congressmen. Computastic will compose your letter and email it to you in a text format ready to print, sign and mail. You can also email it to your Senators and Congressmen if you like. We will show you how. Also included in our communication will be Congressional and Senatorial emails. In return, we'll keep you up to date on health care issues in the House and Senate and how they are progressing.
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The Heath Care Benchmark.
When considering the scope of health care the federal government intends to make accessible to the constituents they represent, it might reflect the type of health care provided to Senators and Congressmen. After all, Senatorial and Congressional health care programs are paid for by the constituent. The type of coverage provided to the constituents probably should, to some degree, represent the type of health care provided to Senators, Congressmen and staff. If health Savings accounts are such a great deal for constituents, maybe members of the Senate and Congress should give up their health plans for Health Savings Accounts. It would no doubt save taxpayers millions of dollars. It would also put Senatorial and Congressional leaders more in touch with the frustrations that constituents have to deal with on a daily basis.
Clearly the for profit health care insurers are out of touch with reality. The only possible scenario that allows executives to receive those multi million dollar salaries and golden parachutes is to deny claims.
We've all heard the adage "What do you mean I'm out of money, I still have check's". It's quite apparent that the Federal Government in this country can't manage money. They have plenty of checks, just no money to cover them. With the cost of the Iraq war about to top $1 trillion (that's TRILLION, not $billion), the Federal Government could have provided health care or at least some kind of aid to Americans without health care to millions of the uninsured.
Congressional Pay Raises How and when they get executed. This Is a PDF file. You'll need Adobe Reader in order to read it.
The cost of the Iraq War is expected to top $1.5 Trillion This New York Times article gives new perspective.Says Senator Hillary Clinton . . .“That is enough to provide health care for all 47 million uninsured Americans and quality pre-kindergarten for every American child, solve the housing crisis once and for all, make college affordable for every American student and provide tax relief to tens of millions of middle-class families.”
OK people, it's your
turn. Tell us about your
health care coverage
experiences. There are a lot of folks just like you.
In the months and years to come, you, the citizen will be able to post comments and experiences with other area and national citizens about your health care experiences. We want it all . . . the good, the bad and the ugly. If you're not happy with what your representatives are doing, now is the time to speak up and this is the place.
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