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Oppose a “Clean” Debt Limit Increase
Stop the CDC Mandates!
Stop Woke Companies!
Put an End to Woke “ESG”
Virginia – Support Parental Rights!
Hold Big Tech Accountable!
South Carolina – Take Action to Protect Life!
Tell Walmart You Oppose Their Abortion On Demand Policy
Louisiana – Take Action to Save Women’s Sports!
Expand School Choice!
Kentucky – Override Beshear’s Vetoes!
Demand an Investigation for the Five Babies
Alabama – Ban Critical Race Theory in Schools
Missouri – Take Action to Save Women’s Sports!
South Carolina – Take Action to Save Women’s Sports!
Kansas – Take Action to Save Women’s Sports!
Georgia – Ban Critical Race Theory in Schools
Maryland – Don’t Let the Democrats Steal Our Seats!
Take Action to Secure Arizona’s Elections!
Take Action to Save Women’s Sports in Indiana!
Tell the NCAA to Save Women’s Sports!
Secure Our Borders!
Protect Life!
Fight Back Against the Woke Agenda!
Protect Elections!
Representatives Cheney and Kinzinger Must Go
Help STOP the Biden Vaccine Mandates
Tell your legislators that their CPAC Foundation score is important to you
Tell the Senate to OPPOSE President Biden’s vaccine mandates on Americans
Tell Delta and United Airlines: No Vax Mandates on Employees!
American Express Has Gone Woke
Contact Congress: Tell Them to Vote NO on Reckless Spending for a Socialist Agenda
Tell Your State Lawmakers to Stand Up to Biden’s Left-Wing DOJ
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Write a letter to your editor
What is a Letter to the Editor?
A letter to the editor is written to the Editor of a newspaper. Published letters are usually found in the first section of the newspaper or on the editorial page.
Writing them is a great way for activists to do the following:
- Express an opinion about current issues or events;
- Reach a broader audience than you normally would have;
- Hold your local journalists accountable;
- Present alternative views on political issues.
Guidelines for Getting a Letter to the editor Published
- Most newspapers have specific publication requirements to follow, but here are some general guidelines that will help get your letter to the editor published:
- Include your name and address and a telephone number where you can be reached.
- Be respectful and courteous, even when disagreeing with the Editorial Board about a specific issue.
- Be specific. If you are opposed to Obamacare, mention the specific reasons why. Provide examples.
- Cite your sources. If you include any quoted material, be sure to correctly cite your source or attribute the quote.
- Use proper grammar. Spellcheck your letter.
- Be concise. Letters are much more likely to be published if they are between 150-200 words.