Special thanks to guest blogger Adam Love for this great post!
On Wednesday, the House of Representatives will hold a vote to repeal ObamaCare.
While it's nice that House Republicans are keeping their promise to hold a vote to repeal this socialized medicine scheme, the reality is that with Harry Reid in control of the Senate and Barack Obama in the White House, a full repeal is just not possible.
Given this political reality, no member of Congress is staring at the end of their career by voting for repeal.
Some liberty activists are afraid Republicans are trying to get away with an "Oh well, we tried" vote they know is going nowhere in order to wash their hands of their campaign trail, pro-liberty rhetoric.
This harkens back to the Bush Era, when Republicans would pay lip service to liberty issues while voting to massively expand the size and scope of government.
That's why it's vital you contact your Representative, especially if they are a Republican, and send a clear message that you will not tolerate empty gestures as a substitute for meaningful action.
You see, spending bills must originate in the House, so the newly elected Republican majority holds powerful cards. House Republicans can vote to defund programs and agencies tasked with implementing ObamaCare.
Contact Rep. Sue Myrick by phone at (202) 225-1976 and insist Congress take real action against ObamaCare by voting to defund this freedom-stealing legislation and rollback any regulation that restricts health freedom.
Let your Representative know you haven't stopped paying attention now that the election is over, and that the wave that swept them into office can just as easily sweep them out should they not do everything in their power to restore fiscal sanity and our lost freedom by defunding ObamaCare and eliminating intrusive regulations.
So please, contact Rep. Sue Myrick by phone at (202) 225-1976 and send a clear message that, while voting to repeal ObamaCare is a good start, you will not forgive or forget should this Congress not take meaningful action to defund ObamaCare and eliminate big government regulations that restrict our health freedom.
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Kristie Chapman is a Registered Nurse, Independent Legal Nurse Consultant and healthcare policy advocate from Charlotte, North Carolina. In March 2009, she was awarded a grant from ONS for the Nurse In Washington Internship, receiving training on healthcare policy advocacy and meeting with members of the House and Senate to discuss current healthcare issues. She is active in the Mecklenburg County Young Republicans, the NC Federation of Republican Women, the Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association, and "CAUTION", a grassroots group in Charlotte whose mission is to inspire, educate, and unite citizens to take an active role in their communities to preserve our Constitutional freedoms. Kristie has spoken at conservative events including the Charlotte Tax Day Tea Party, Patients First Bus Rally with Americans for Prosperity and the Healthcare Reform Town-Hall Meeting in Charlotte sponsored by the Charlotte City Council At-Large campaigns of Tariq Scott Bokhari and Matthew Ridenhour. Kristie is currently Vice-Chair of the Mecklenburg County Young Republicans and continues to teach healthcare policy advocacy seminars in the Charlotte-metro area.
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