From our friends at the Family Research Council:
As Congress breaks, members return to their home state and district. Some may be brave enough to participate in town hall meetings, which gives you a great opportunity to ask your Representative or Senator how they will vote on important legislation. If you attend a town hall meeting or visit your member's local office, you can ask four questions about how they will act when they return to Washington:
1) Ask your Representative if he or she will sign a "discharge petition" to repeal Obamacare. Because of the continued unpopularity of the health care takeover, with all of its huge cost, rationing and abortion funding, Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) and Rep. Wally Herger (R-Calif.) have both introduced bills to repeal the health care law. These petitions need 218 signatures to force a vote on either bill.
2) Ask your Senators if they will vote against any "motion to proceed" on the Department of Defense authorization bill (S. 3280). It has been saddled with two radical policies that could not pass on their own merits, one overturning the 1993 law against homosexuality in the military and the other to mandate abortions be allowed in military facilities.
3) Ask your Member if they will vote to cut spending or vote to raise our taxes more. The national debt is over $13 trillion and job growth remains low.
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