Taking Action

You can help raise the standard of liberty from the comfort of your own home through telephone calls, letter writing and book reviews. When you read, see, or hear public material that undermines or threatens traditional American values and freedoms, OR that encourages and upholds those things, we urge you to let your convictions be known. Research shows each ONE letter or telephone call represents 10,000 people who hold the same opinion. Negative, or positive, the powers that be take these communications seriously. With just a little effort you can generally find the contact information for any government official, media outlet, or sponsor, but below is a running list of some of the major ones. For others not listed, the way to start is simply type the name you want in the search window of your internet browser and press the enter key. Reviewing books is another way to communicate your opinions. Book reviews written and posted on line by readers like you and me can be highly influential and are often quoted. For help in writing and posting book reviews, and to see samples of reviews, click here.

If you need help contacting anyone, call or write us and we will try to help. For additional motivation, read President Hinckley's recent counsel on making our voices heard.

President Bush. click on the link or go to comments@whitehouse.gov. An email message will open. Write your message and send it.

U.S. Senate. Click on the link or go to www.senate.gov. Click on the "Senators" button, look up your Senator's name, and click on the Web Form to receive contact instructions.

U.S. House. Click on the link or go to www.house.gov. Click on the "Representative Offices" link third down on the left, look up your Representative's name, click on it and follow the contact instructions you will find on their home page.

CBS Television. To send a message click on the link, or go to www.cbs.com. Go to the bottom left of the web page. Choose "feedback." You can then select the individual program you want to address. Leave your message and click "Submit."

ABC Television. To send a message, send an email to netaudr@abc.com. Or call 818.460.7477. Mention the specific program you are concerned with.

NBC Television. To send a message click on the link, or go to www.nbc.com. Go to the bottom left of the web page. Choose "Contact us ." You can then select the individual program you want to address. An email message will automatically be opened for you. Write your message and click "Send."

Fox Television. To send a message click on the link, or go to askfox@foxinc.com. An email message will be automatically opened for you. Write your message and click "Send."

KSL-TV and Radio. To send a message to KSL, click on the link, or go to www.ksl.com. Then choose the "Contact" button on the top of the page. Then choose "TV programming comments" or "Radio programming comments." Leave your message and click "Submit Query." Simple and easy. Or call 801.575.5555 and ask for the programming director.

Proctor & Gamble. This huge company sponsors many televesion programs. Its products include Cascade, Cheer, Joy, Comet, Spic & Span, Tide, Mr. Clean, Bounty Towels, Duncan Hines, Folgers, Crisco, Secret, Sure, Pampers, Head & Shoulders, Clearasil, Scope, Crest, JIF, Oil of Olay, Ivory, Lava, Zest, Downy, Sunny Delight, Aleve, Pepto-Bismol. You can contact them by clicking on the link or go to www.pg.com. The click on the "Get in touch with us" link on the left of the screen. Then click on "Contact Us," and finally the "e-mail us" button. Sounds involved, but it really is simple.