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Tuesday, November 03, 2009


How To Join Michele Bachmann’s Protest Without Going To Washington DC

Rep. Michele Bachmann is urging people to join her on the steps of the US Capitol to protest the Democrat health care bill.  Obviously, Washington DC is a long trip for most Americans to make especially at a time when finances are tight and the holidays are looming.

For those of you who do want to make the trip to Washington DC you can maybe find some help with a ride here.

But there is a way people all over the country, including those of us here in North Dakota, can help Bachmann send a message against this bill without having to travel all the way tot he east coast.  When they’re gathering in Washington DC on Thursday November 5th at noon, head on down to your Representative’s local office (they usually have several across their districts or state) and hold a little protest of your own.

There’s no need for it to be elaborate.  Even just a small crowd goes into the office and, respectfully, communicate to them your opposition to the health care bill it could make a huge difference.

For those of you in North Dakota, here are Rep. Pomeroy’s office addresses:

Bismarck District Office

Congressman Earl Pomeroy
Room 328, Federal Building
220 East Rosser Avenue
Bismarck, ND 58501
Phone: (701) 224-0355
Fax: (701) 224-0431

Fargo District Office

Congressman Earl Pomeroy
3003 32nd Ave S Suite 6
Fargo, ND 58103
Phone: (701) 235-9760
Fax: (701) 235-9767

Those of you not in North Dakota you can find your member of the House and their websites containing their contact information here.

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