Hello readers! I just wanted to post this link, as it just occurred to me that I think I never have. Here you will find out probably more than you even want to know about your elected officials. I know that from them I receive a weekly update, although you can choose your options.

Just go to: http://www.congress.org/congressorg/home/ and follow the instructions there.

God Bless,
Mike

Subject: ICE / FBI contacts for Illegals SAVE for your files
Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 11:45:34 -0700
From: Peri McMillan mailto:peri.mcmillan@dslextreme.com
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Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 10:53 AM
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Maybe we should do MASS phone calls to these offices and report EVERY SINGLE employer, big or small and EVERY suspected illegal....we need to shut these damn businesses and churches down that aid abet and harbor these illegals. Report them to the IRS too.
HUGE list at bottom of this email of the ICE offices in the various states

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Contact ICE - Faxes and Phone Calls Work!
Office of Investigations
While not providing e-mail addresses for these ICE offices, faxes and phone calls have proven to be far more effective in reaching public officials for the purpose of complaints in general or specific complaints about a certain employer, illegal alien, etc. If no action takes place after a week, we encourage you to follow-up the complaint with the same office redundantly and request officer's superiors if necessary. While ICE has made illegal aliens who commit crimes a priority, they are receptive to complaints concerning any violation of immigration law and are responsible for most immigration law enforcement. With increased complaint volume and pressure on Washington, we hope to increase momentum until resolution is obtained.
The Special Agent-in-Charge (SAC) Offices are responsible for the administration and management of all Immigration and Customs Enforcement activities within the geographic boundaries of the Office. The SACs develop, coordinate and implement enforcement strategies to ensure conformance with national policies and procedures and to support national intelligence programs. In addition, SACs supervise all administrative responsibilities assigned to the Office and ensure a responsive Internal Controls Program is developed.
Each SAC office is responsible for subordinate field offices, which support the enforcement mission. These subordinate field offices, Resident Agent-in-Charge (RAC) and Resident Agent Offices (RAOs), are responsible for managing enforcement activities within the geographic boundaries of the Office. RACs are responsible for ensuring all enforcement activities are conducted pursuant to national policies and procedures and contribute to the development and implementation of national and SAC level enforcement strategy.
Office of Investigations
SAC Offices
SAC Atlanta
1691 Phoenix Boulevard, Suite 250
Atlanta, GA 30349
Main (770) 994-4200
Fax (770) 994-2262
SAC Baltimore
40 South Gay Street, 3rd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21202
Main (410) 962-2620
Fax (410) 962-3469
SAC Boston
10 Causeway Street, Room 722
Boston, MA 02222-1054
Main (617) 565-7400
Fax (617) 565-7422
SAC Buffalo
1780 Wehrle Drive, Suite D
Williamsville, NY 14221
Main (716) 565-2039
Fax (716) 565-9509
SAC Chicago
1 North Tower Lane, Suite 1600
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
Main (630) 574-4600
Fax (630) 574-2889
SAC Dallas
125 E. John Carpenter Freeway, Suite 800
Irving, TX 75062
Main (972) 444-7300
Fax (972) 444-7461
SAC Washington, DC
22685 Holiday Park Drive, Suite 10
Dulles, VA 20166
Main (703) 709-9700
Fax (703) 709-8082
SAC Denver
115 Inverness Drive East, Suite 300
Denver, CO 80112
Main (303) 784-6480
Fax (303) 784-6490
SAC Detroit
477 Michigan Avenue, Suite 1850
Detroit, MI 48226
Main (313) 226-3166
Fax (313) 226-6282
SAC El Paso
4191 N. Mesa
El Paso, TX 79902
Main (915) 231-3200
Fax (915) 231-3227
SAC Honolulu
595 Ala Moana Boulevard
Honolulu, HI 96850
Main 808-532-3746
Fax 808-532-4689
SAC Houston
4141 N. Sam Houston Parkway East #300
Houston, TX 77032
Main 281-985-0500
Fax 281-985-0505
SAC Los Angeles
501 West Ocean Boulevard, Suite 7200
Long Beach, CA 90802-4213
Main (562) 624-3800
Fax (562) 590-9604
SAC Miami
8075 N.W. 53rd Street
Miami, FL 33166
Main (305) 597-6000
Fax (305) 597-6227 SAC New Orleans
1250 Poydras Street, Suite 2200
New Orleans, LA 70113
Main (504) 310-8800
Fax (504) 310-8900
SAC New York
601 W. 26th Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10001
Main (646) 230-3200
Fax (646) 230-3255
SAC Newark
620 Frelinghuysen Avenue
2nd Floor
Newark, NJ 07114
Main (973) 776-5500
Fax (973) 776-5650
SAC Philadelphia
220 Chestnut Street, Room 200
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Main (215) 597-4305
Fax (215) 597-4200
SAC Phoenix
400 North 5th Street
11th Floor
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Main (602) 364-7830
Fax (602) 514-7790
SAC San Antonio
10127 Morocco, Suite 180
San Antonio, TX 78216
Main (210) 541-7200
Fax (210) 541-7285
SAC San Diego
185 West F Street, Suite 600
San Diego, CA 92101
Main (619) 744-4600
Fax (619) 557-7275
SAC San Francisco
1500 Broadway, 2nd Floor
Oakland, CA 94612
Main (510) 267-3800
Fax (510) 267-3870
SAC San Juan
La Puntilla # 1
Room 131
San Juan, PR 00901
Main (787) 729-6975
Fax (787) 729-6646
SAC Seattle
1000 Second Avenue, Suite 2300
Seattle, WA 98104
Main (206) 553-7531
Fax (206) 553-0826
SAC Minneapolis/St. Paul
2901 Metro Drive, Suite 100
Bloomington, MN 55425
Main (952) 853-2940
Fax (612) 313-9045
SAC Tampa
2203 North Lois Avenue
Suite 600
Tampa, FL 33607
Main (813) 348-1881
Fax (813) 348-1871
SAC Tucson
7400 N. Oracle Road, Suite 242
Tucson, AZ 85704
Main (520) 229-5100
Fax (520) 229-5160

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Contact the FBI - Faxes and Phone Calls Work!
The FBI now has the authority to detain immigration violators and unlike ICE, has an online form you can submit with your complaint. Please go to https://tips.fbi.gov/.

Your Local FBI Office
Field Divisions The FBI's Field Offices are located in major cities throughout the United States and in San Juan, Puerto Rico. In addition, resident agencies are maintained in smaller cities and towns across the country. The locations were selected according to crime trends, the need for regional geographic centralization, and the need to efficiently manage resources.
Each Field Office is overseen by a Special Agent in Charge (SAC), except those located in Los Angeles, New York City, and Washington, D.C. Due to their large size, these offices each are managed by an Assistant Director in Charge (ADIC). The ADICs are assisted by SACs responsible for specific programs.

The FBI encourages the public to report any suspected violations of U.S. federal law. You can do so by calling your local FBI office, Legal Attache office, or by submitting a tip via the FBI Tips and Public Leads form.
Find links to Field Office home pages by "CITY."
Areas of Coverage, alphabetically by "STATE."

| A | B | C | D | E | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | W |
A
FBI Albany
200 McCarty Avenue
Albany, New York 12209
albany.fbi.gov
(518) 465-7551
FBI Albuquerque
4200 Luecking Park Ave. NE
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87107
albuquerque.fbi.gov
(505) 889-1300 FBI Anchorage
101 East Sixth Avenue
Anchorage, Alaska 99501-2524
anchorage.fbi.gov
(907) 258-5322

FBI Atlanta
Suite 400
2635 Century Parkway, Northeast
Atlanta, Georgia 30345-3112
atlanta.fbi.gov
(404) 679-9000
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FBI Baltimore
7142 Ambassador Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21244-2754
baltimore.fbi.gov
(410) 265-8080

FBI Birmingham
Room 1400
2121 8th. Avenue N.
Birmingham, Alabama 35203-2396
birmingham.fbi.gov
(205) 326-6166 FBI Boston
Suite 600
One Center Plaza
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
boston.fbi.gov
(617) 742-5533
FBI Buffalo
One FBI Plaza
Buffalo, New York 14202-2698
buffalo.fbi.gov
(716) 856-7800
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FBI Charlotte
Suite 900, Wachovia Building
400 South Tyron Street
Charlotte, North Carolina 28285-0001
charlotte.fbi.gov
(704) 377-9200
FBI Chicago
Room 905
E.M. Dirksen Federal Office Building
219 South Dearborn Street
Chicago, Illinois 60604-1702
chicago.fbi.gov
(312) 431-1333
FBI Cincinnati
Room 9000
550 Main Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-8501
cincinnati.fbi.gov
(513) 421-4310 FBI Cleveland
Federal Office Building
1501 Lakeside Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
cleveland.fbi.gov
(216) 522-1400
FBI Columbia
151 Westpark Blvd
Columbia, South Carolina 29210-3857
columbia.fbi.gov
(803) 551-4200
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FBI Dallas
One Justice Way
Dallas, Texas 75220
dallas.fbi.gov
(972) 559-5000
FBI Denver
Federal Office Building, Room 1823
1961 Stout Street, 18th. Floor
Denver, Colorado 80294-1823
denver.fbi.gov
(303) 629-7171 FBI Detroit
26th. Floor, P. V. McNamara FOB
477 Michigan Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48226
detroit.fbi.gov
(313) 965-2323
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FBI El Paso
660 S. Mesa Hills Drive
El Paso, Texas 79912-5533
elpaso.fbi.gov
(915) 832-5000

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FBI Honolulu
Room 4-230, Kalanianaole FOB
300 Ala Moana Boulevard
Honolulu, Hawaii 96850-0053
honolulu.fbi.gov
(808) 566-4300 FBI Houston
2500 East TC Jester
Houston, Texas 77008-1300
houston.fbi.gov
(713) 693-5000
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I
FBI Indianapolis
Room 679, FOB
575 North Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-1585
indianapolis.fbi.gov
(317) 639-3301
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FBI Jackson
Room 1553, FOB
100 West Capitol Street
Jackson, Mississippi 39269-1601
jackson.fbi.gov
(601) 948-5000 FBI Jacksonville
Suite 200
7820 Arlington Expressway
Jacksonville, Florida 32211-7499
jacksonville.fbi.gov
(904) 721-1211
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FBI Kansas City
1300 Summit
Kansas City, Missouri 64105-1362
kansascity.fbi.gov
(816) 512-8200 FBI Knoxville
Suite 600, John J. Duncan FOB
710 Locust Street
Knoxville, Tennessee 37902-2537
knoxville.fbi.gov
(865) 544-0751
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FBI Las Vegas
John Lawrence Bailey Building
700 East Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, Nevada 89104-1545
lasvegas.fbi.gov
(702) 385-1281
FBI Little Rock
Suite 200
Two Financial Centre
10825 Financial Centre Parkway
Little Rock, Arkansas 72211-3552
littlerock.fbi.gov
(501) 221-9100 FBI Los Angeles
Suite 1700, FOB
11000 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, California 90024-3672
losangeles.fbi.gov
(310) 477-6565
FBI Louisville
Room 500
600 Martin Luther King Jr. Place
Louisville, Kentucky 40202-2231
louisville.fbi.gov
(502) 583-3941
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FBI Memphis
Suite 3000, Eagle Crest Bldg.
225 North Humphreys Blvd.
Memphis, Tennessee 38120-2107
memphis.fbi.gov
(901) 747-4300
FBI North Miami Beach
16320 Northwest Second Avenue
North Miami Beach, Florida 33169-6508
miami.fbi.gov
(305) 944-9101
FBI Milwaukee
Suite 600
330 East Kilbourn Avenue
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202-6627
milwaukee.fbi.gov
(414) 276-4684 FBI Minneapolis
Suite 1100
111 Washington Avenue, South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401-2176
minneapolis.fbi.gov
(612) 376-3200
FBI Mobile
One St. Louis Centre
200 N. Royal Street
Mobile, Alabama 36602
mobile.fbi.gov
(334) 438-3674
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FBI Newark
1 Gateway Center, 22nd. Floor
Newark, New Jersey 07102-9889
newark.fbi.gov
(973) 792-3000
FBI New Haven
600 State Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06511-6505
newhaven.fbi.gov
(203) 777-6311
FBI New Orleans
2901 Leon C. Simon Dr.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70126
neworleans.fbi.gov
(504) 816-3000
FBI New York
26 Federal Plaza, 23rd. Floor
New York, New York 10278-0004
newyork.fbi.gov
FBI Norfolk
150 Corporate Boulevard
Norfolk, Virginia 23502-4999
norfolk.fbi.gov
(757) 455-0100
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FBI Oklahoma City
3301 West Memorial Drive
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73134
oklahomacity.fbi.gov
(405) 290-7770 FBI Omaha
10755 Burt Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68114-2000
omaha.fbi.gov
(402) 493-8688
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FBI Philadelphia
8th. Floor
William J. Green Jr. FOB
600 Arch Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
philadelphia.fbi.gov
(215) 418-4000
FBI Phoenix
Suite 400
201 East Indianola Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona 85012-2080
phoenix.fbi.gov
(602) 279-5511 FBI Pittsburgh
3311 East Carson St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
pittsburgh.fbi.gov
(412) 432-4000
FBI Portland
Suite 400, Crown Plaza Building
1500 Southwest 1st Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97201-5828
portland.fbi.gov
(503) 224-4181
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FBI Richmond
1970 E. Parham Road
Richmond, Virginia 23228
richmond.fbi.gov
(804) 261-1044
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FBI Sacramento
4500 Orange Grove Avenue
Sacramento, California 95841-4205
sacramento.fbi.gov
(916) 481-9110
FBI St. Louis
2222 Market Street
St. Louis, Missouri 63103-2516
stlouis.fbi.gov
(314) 231-4324
FBI Salt Lake City
Suite 1200, 257 Towers Bldg.
257 East, 200 South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111-2048
saltlakecity.fbi.gov
(801) 579-1400
FBI San Antonio
Suite 200
U.S. Post Office Courthouse Bldg.
615 East Houston Street
San Antonio, Texas 78205-9998
sanantonio.fbi.gov
(210) 225-6741
FBI San Diego
Federal Office Building
9797 Aero Drive
San Diego, California 92123-1800
sandiego.fbi.gov
(858) 565-1255 FBI San Francisco
450 Golden Gate Avenue, 13th. Floor
San Francisco, California 94102-9523
sanfrancisco.fbi.gov
(415) 553-7400
FBI San Juan
Room 526, U.S. Federal Bldg.
150 Carlos Chardon Avenue
Hato Rey
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00918-1716
sanjuan.fbi.gov
(787) 754-6000
FBI Seattle
1110 Third Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98101-2904
seattle.fbi.gov
(206) 622-0460
FBI Springfield
Suite 400
400 West Monroe Street
Springfield, Illinois 62704-1800
springfield.fbi.gov
(217) 522-9675
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FBI Tampa
Room 610, FOB
500 Zack Street
Tampa, Florida 33602-3917
tampa.fbi.gov
(813) 273-4566
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FBI Washington
Washington Metropolitan Field Office
601 4th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20535-0002
washingtondc.fbi.gov
(202) 278-2000


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Contact the IRS - Phone Calls and Walk-ins Work!
Most employers who hire illegal aliens are guilty of tax fraud. They usually don't report income to the IRS for the illegals they subsidize or report income with fraudulent or stolen social security numbers. In either case, the IRS wants to hear from you.

Email…it’s a blessing on one hand…and a curse on the other. Like the one I opened up at midnight from Human Events. Now I’m so wired that all I can do is write. I know I haven’t been doing much of that lately, but hopefully you’ve been getting your “Right Opinion fix” on the radio show which is on Tues. and Thu. From 1:30-3:00 p.m. at: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Mr-Right-Opinion.

And, as if that weren’t enough (well, you can never be right enough), be sure to check out my book “Mr. Right Opinion-Unplugged & Unashamed.” It can be gotten at Amazon and Barnes & Noble online, along with other fine online booksellers. However, the good deal is here: http://www.51756.authorworld.com/. I know the plugs are shameless, but if I don’t do it, who will???

Anyway, I started reading this email about how the Democrats and RINO’s in the Senate tried to ram-rod the Boxer Climate Tax Bill. Just another euphemism for ‘we liberals in Congress want another $1.40 per gallon. That is…ANOTHER ONE DOLLAR FORTY CENTS PER GALLON!!!

Yes, folks, these are the same liberals who just a while back wanted to be elected so badly that they told you they would bring DOWN the cost of fuel. And now, with it already over $4.00/gallon, Senate Democrats want to add another $1.40 tax to your gas bill! America should be IRATE!

As the Dems tried to hide the $1.40 added tax in the Boxer Climate Bill, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) was right on it! The Human Events email told the Senator’s story, saying, “McConnell summarized the economic consequences of the Boxer bill by saying: ‘It is, at its heart, a stealth and giant tax on virtually every aspect of industrial and consumer life. It would result in massive job losses. And it seeks to radically alter consumer behavior, without any measurable benefit to the environment in return.’

‘And that's why it's so hard to comprehend the Majority's decision to move to a bill, at the start of the summer driving season, that would raise the price of gas by as much as $1.40 a gallon, home electricity bills by about 44 percent, and natural gas prices by about 20 percent.

‘Overall, it's expected to result in GDP losses totaling as much as $2.9 trillion by 2050.’”

And according to the Human Events email, dated 6/ 13/08, there would be, to pay for this cost of craziness, a “built-in future hit of approximately $29,000 for every single household in the United States!”

This is unfathomable, and must be stopped! Thank God for leaders like Sen. McConnell (R-KY), who have been around long enough to see the wool BEFORE it gets pulled over our eyes.

I can only assume that Boxer and the other Democrats in the Senate think that we each have a magic money tree to which we can turn when they want to raise gasoline to $5.50 per gallon on a whim.

No ma’am! I’ll not have it! Not as long as I can type, talk, or communicate in some form. God Bless America despite those who would run it into the ground!

Anne Northup was an upstanding voice for the citizens of Kentucky until she was defeated (unbelievably, I might add), by one John Yarmouth. I think now the people in her district are beginning to see the error in their judgment.

At any rate, Anne wrote this op-ed for the local newspaper, The Courier-Journal, and I wanted to include it here. Enjoy!

Mike Minton

Oil reserves in Alaska, elsewhere could ease crisis
June 17, 2007
By Anne M. Northup

Two years ago, Nancy Pelosi and the Democrat Congress promised to devise a national energy policy and lower the cost of gas, which was about half the price it is now. When asked what he and the other Democrats have done to fulfill that pledge, Congressman Yarmuth points to legislation they passed to suspend shipments to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. He initially claimed this legislation “could reduce prices by about…25 cents per gallon gasoline,” but later downgraded the expected effect of this action to only 5 cents per gallon. It’s a little surprising that anyone would boast about saving a nickel when gas prices have risen $1.63 since Yarmuth took office and the Democrats took control of Congress.

But there’s more. Just last week, our Representative joined ten Democrats who filed a “use it or lose” bill which would force oil companies to use the federal leases they currently have or forfeit them. The truth is, oil companies have had very little success with these leased lands, with 52 percent of the leases turning up no oil. Many more were leased for the purpose of recovering natural gas only. Other areas are prohibitive in terms of the cost to drill, and questionable in the amount recoverable oil. It is hard to fathom the thinking of a person who would propose forcing companies to drill all over the continent in places with marginal or no reserves, but refuses to allow drilling where there are plentiful reserves.

Other actions contemplated by the Democrats in Congress include suing OPEC to increase production. They also plan on launching their seventh investigation into “Price Gougers” and their fourth investigation into “Speculators”. In addition, they want $20 billion in windfall profit taxes on oil producers, a failed strategy tried by a previous Democrat Congress in 1980, and signed into law by Jimmy Carter. It stifled domestic oil production, resulting in an even greater dependence on foreign oil. One needn’t be an energy expert to understand that none of these actions will produce one more drop of oil for our country.

By halting shipments to the SPR, and trying to force OPEC or our own energy companies to increase production, the Democrats are at least indicating that they understand that increasing the supply of oil is vital to lowering our prices. The question is, why won’t they take realistic, concrete steps to do that instead of trying to demonize the oil companies and posturing against OPEC?

We do not have to look overseas for our oil. Alaska’s ANWR alone contains 10.4 billion barrels of oil. Likewise, the Outer Continental Shelf is estimated to contain 19 billion barrels of oil. There are other estimates that put our oil reserves in the hundreds of billions of barrels. When given the opportunity to tap these abundant resources, the House Democrats overwhelmingly opposed it while House Republicans overwhelmingly supported the increased production. Even when the Republicans were in the majority and passed it in the House, the Senate could not muster the 60 votes necessary to pass the bill and send it to the President because of Democratic opposition.

Recently, such large reserves of shale oil were discovered that some now refer the United States as the “Saudi Arabia of shale oil”. Yet last year this Congress banned all new shale oil extraction. That’s right: no matter where or how safely it could be recovered, this new reserve is now off limits nationwide.

We know where the major reserves of clean, light, easy-to-refine crude oil are located. Even though a majority of people in this country believe we can harvest our oil in an environmentally safe manner, this Congress seems to be too frightened of an environmental lobby that has become increasingly irrational.

The high price of oil is jeopardizing the entire economy and our balance of trade. It has triggered fears of inflation and a subsequent recession around the country. From Wall Street to the unemployment office to family dinner tables, the talk moves from higher gas prices to higher food prices to higher unemployment to greater inflation, and a real fear of the economy collapsing. As for our balance of trade, when we depend on foreign oil and the price goes up, we ship more of our American dollars overseas. Today we send $500 billion to countries, most of whom do not even like us. This is simply unacceptable.

Conservation is important, but it’s not enough. Some individuals can bike or carpool to work or consolidate trips or take a shorter vacation, but many people and many industries must depend on energy for their livelihood, and high fuel prices are threatening their survival. Hard working truck drivers, farmers and airline workers rely on oil to fuel their business, as do millions of other Americans. Energy underpins our whole economy and the long term need for energy is vital.

The U.S.must start drilling now. While it will take years for the new oil to enter the marketplace, that is no excuse for not starting now. Economists agree that passing legislation to open up drilling in ANWR, the gulf and the Outer Continental Shelf will instantly lower oil prices. It will send a clear message to speculators and other countries that we are serious and proactive about solving our energy problems. In seven to ten years, oil will start flowing from these and other explorations, will become an asset to our economy, improve our balance of trade, increase our international competiveness and ensure that our national security is unthreatened by the need for foreign oil.

This will give us the time we need to begin a national path towards energy independence using not only our own oil, but clean coal, nuclear, fusion, hydrogen, solar, and wind energy. There will be new economic confidence, a pride in our country’s “can-do” determination and new technologies to export around the world.

Affordable, dependable energy is not a new issue. Economists have been warning us for years that energy independence and the need for more oil are critically important. For ten years, I supported every effort to expand drilling in ANWR, in the Gulf and off our coasts despite the political and personal attacks – especially in the last election – because the people in this district deserve a strong, honest leader who says what needs to be said. But today, this issue is more than a campaign issue. It is a national emergency. To purposely stand in the way of an obvious solution to a national crisis is inexcusable. Let’s get going.



Paid for by Northup for Congress.

I got this email today. It is short amd succinct, but it drives home the message and gives you an opportunity to do something about it to regain a little power. As my girl Laura would say, "Pwer to the People!"

email:

Folks, if you're angry that a Congressional subcommittee rejected legislation for oil drilling, here are your contacts http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/cgi-bin/newcommittee.cgi?site=ctc&lang=&commcode=happrop_interior.

All Republicans said YES. All Democrats said NO.

Moral of the story: Democrats don't want domestic drilling. It is the party of communists and George Soros. They want to bring down the country. Republicans are not a whole lot better but they don't want the nation in the gutter like the lib Dems. Feel free to call or fax the Democrats on this subcommittee if you're fed up with high oil prices. And spread the word. We must at least get rid of the Democrats in Congress. Thanks.

Nedd