THE CONSERVATIVE ACTIVIST'S GIANT E-MAIL LINKS PAGE! A project of The Conservative Caucus 450 Maple Avenue East, Vienna, Va. 22180 703-938-9626
Here's your one-stop "megaphone" where you can E-Mail letters to your elected representatives, talk shows, the media, and even write letters to the editor.  Tell them what you think!

This is a public service of The Conservative Caucus to assist you, the conservative activist, to tell your elected representatives and the public that we must restore our government to it's Constitutionally limited size and power.  Join our Action Alert Network!

Use the selections above to jump to the category you wish (or scroll down), then click on your choice to open an E-Mail editing screen, or in some cases, a link to that company's web site's E-Mail page. Our goal is to keep this page the best, most complete, e-mail site for conservative activists!  You can help by sending us any e-mail addresses you think we should include plus any corrections or broken links. We would also appreciate receiving copies of the responses to your messages. The Conservative Caucus is not responsible for the content of any messages sent from this site, and inclusion in our list does not imply endorsement.

Send a letter to your elected representatives! If you would like a reply, be sure to state this in the letter, and include your post office address.

• President Barack Obama  White House Contact Form (Form only, no email addresses)
• First Lady Michelle Obama
• Vice President Joe Biden
• Mrs. Jill Biden
• SELECT AND WRITE TO ANY SENATOR OR CONGRESSMAN FROM OUR COMPLETE LIST!  Also: Governors, State Legislatures, Senate & House Committees!
• Or Select a Congressman by Zip code and send a message (link to Congressional site):

• To phone a Senator or Congressman, call the Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121 and the operator will connect you to the desired office.  The operator can find your correct Congressman from your zip code if you aren't sure. 
• The switchboard number is often flooded with calls and busy, so call the offices directly from these phone lists:
  Senate: www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
  House: http://clerk.house.gov/member_info/ttd.html
• It is more effective to talk to the Legislative Assistant, or "L.A." in Capitol Hill slang, about your issue or concern than to leave your opinion with the receptionist: just ask to speak to "the L.A. who deals with (your subject)".  Fax your Congressman and Senators--the numbers are on our E-Mail page. A personal visit to the DC or local state office is the most effective.
• The White House Comments Desk can be reached at 202-456-1111. Fax: 202-456-2461.  The switchboard to reach a particular office or person: 202-456-1414.
   
• To write a letter, here are the addresses:

  The Honorable Barack Obama   The White House Washington, D.C. 20500 Dear Mr. President

  The Honorable ______ U.S. Senate Washington, D.C. 20510   Dear Senator (Last Name):

  The Honorable ______ U.S. Congress Washington, D.C. 20515  Dear Mr./Mrs. (Last Name):

  Please note that postal mail to these offices can take several weeks to arrive due to security screening.  fax, e-mail, call or visit for fast communication.

• Mailing Labels of House Member Addresses:

  • MS Word (PC format, Avery #5160)
  • Word Perfect (PC format, Avery #5160)
  • Excel Spreadsheet format
  • ASCII Text File
• List of Senators with Mailing Addresses (not in mailing list format)
• Senate Phone List (call direct to members' offices to bypass often-busy Capitol switchboard)
• House Phone List  (call direct to members' offices to bypass often-busy Capitol switchboard)
• U.S. County Governments: Links to all County governments, email addresses of local elected representatives and officials.
• U.S. & Foreign Embassies: Links to all US Embassies worldwide. Foreign Embassies/Consulates located in the US.

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Call and send your message to radio and TV talk shows!  You can bring important issues to the attention of talk show hosts resulting in thousands or millions of people being informed.  Hosts frequently read e-mail on the air.  You can expose or praise how Congressmen and Senators vote, promote rallies, encourage listeners to call Congress, or even challenge a liberal host's statements.  Note: If you send your email to more than one show, none will use it regardless of merit because they wouldn't have an exclusive message--send it to just one, and after a week of no reply, then send it to another.  Got a favorite talk show we should list here--let us know!   How to get on talk shows

* All air times are Eastern Time and air Monday-Friday unless noted.  Some shows are repeated at night or on weekends.  Just for fun, we list a couple liberal shows!

Spread the word to readers and key decision makers across the country: Write a letter to the editor on-line!  Enter Letter to Editor on the Subject line; and be sure to include your name, home address and daytime telephone number.  Keep your letter brief (under 200 words is best) and to-the-point for a better chance of publication.  If you send your email to more than one newspaper, none will use it regardless of merit because they wouldn't have an exclusive letter--send it to just one, and after a week of no reply, then send it to another.  Letters which respond to a story or commentary in that paper often have the best chance of publication.  You can alert readers about important issues, correct liberal media distortions, ask readers to contact their representatives, and even praise or expose a Congressman's or Senator's vote on an issue in their home state paper! Please send us the e-mail addresses for the letters-to-the-editor department of your local daily and weekly papers. How to Write a Letter to the Editor.

Give these TV & radio networks and entertainment companies your opinion about their reporting, programs, and sponsors--pro or con.  Concerned citizens can make a difference.  Include your street address and a request for a reply if you wish one. The links to the network e-mail web pages often give you a menu to select particular shows or management offices to which you can write.

• ABC (Link for all shows)
    ABC News (Link for all news shows)
    ABC's "20/20"
• CBS (Link for all shows)
    CBS' 60 Minutes
• CNBC (For all shows)
• C-SPAN Also (Links) Suggest events C-SPAN should cover, give comments on programming & web site
• CNN Feedback for several shows  Link to transcripts of all CNN shows for past 10 days
    CNN All Politics
    CNN & Company
    CNN Crossfire
    CNN Message Boards Post a message--some are read on air!
    CNN Talkback Live
• Dish Network (satellite system)
• Disney and Disney Channel (Link for all Disney companies)
• Drudge Report Here's the place to report breaking news.
• E! Channel
• Fox Broadcasting (For shows, specials, movies, etc., but not news)
• Fox News (for all news shows)   Fox Message Boards
• The McLaughlin Group Suggest issues or give feedback
• MSNBC (Link for all MSNBC shows)
  Hardball with Chris Matthews
• MTV
• NBC (Link for all shows)
    NBC's "Meet the Press" Link for transcript of most recent show
    NBC's "Nightly News"
  Weekend Today
  Dateline NBC
  Today Show
• NPR's "All Things Considered"
• PBS

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