Efforts to communicate via phone, email and regular mail have resulted in backlogs and no responses back from our Senators. A "town hall meeting" or other public forum would be an excellent opportunity for constituents to voice concerns, and then hear about Senator's plans to address those concerns.

The outrageous rise in the price of the Epipen caused a national scandal. My husband and I are over seventy now and the few medications we need are available as generics, but we have friends who take expensive medications. The prices of some cancer medications force people to make unacceptable choices between death and financial ruin.

Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation has not had working phone service since November of 2016, which has prevented thousands from being able to file for benefits or open up an unemployment claim, as well as taking away hundreds of jobs.

The Muslim ban will be decided in the Supreme Court. Trump's nominee cannot be approved without Congress determining whether he believes the ban is constitutional or not.

I, as well as many other Alaskans, have questions and concerns about the policies and goals of the new administration. Many of us have been reaching out to our representatives through phone, email, and snail mail, but a face-to-face meeting would be so much more meaningful. There is a sense of urgency right now when there is so much uncertainty about our future. We are relying on our members of congress to listen to our concerns and represent us authentically. Senator Lisa Murkowski has proven herself to be genuinely interested in our concerns and have our best interests at heart. We would really appreciate the opportunity to have a meeting at this time.

It has been impossible to reach Senator Heller's office for the past several weeks. Las Vegas and other Nevada voters have questions and concerns about important votes and statements that the senator has recently made. We demand to have our voices heard in a public forum. The senator's recent invitation-only "telephone town hall" was not sufficient.

In this highly charged political environment, it is imperative (if not, at least extremely logical) that there should be a federal law mandating that a public e-mail address for each member of Congress is posted directly on the Congress.gov website. The Parliaments of Canada, the UK, and Ireland each have such mandatory listings. It is currently quite difficult to contact a member of Congress via e-mail if you are not in their district. It is no longer enough at this time in our history to allow these representatives to hide from all but their direct constituents. We ALL pay for their salaries, offices, and staff and many of their votes affect ALL of the nation. Why then should we not ALL be able to reach out to them to let them know our individual opinions? Let's join our English-speaking allies and allow the citizens of this nation to freely and easily contact ALL members of our Congress

Right to work is wrong for Missouri and the governor had no right to sign that into action! He is not the people and the people still have the voice in Missouri!

Many Tennesseans are concerned about Senator Corker's recent support of nearly every cabinet nominee, including Betsy DeVos, Jeff Sessions, Rex Tillerson, Scott Pruitt and Tom Price, to name a few. It appears the Senator is placing GOP party wishes above the well-being of the people. We don't feel as though he is representing his constituents and would like the opportunity to express our concerns and hear more about his decision to vote 'yes' on these critical nominations, not to mention his plan forward.

The recess is February 18-26, and Senator Flake has not yet planned a town hall during that time. We have been leaving voicemails, sending emails and letters, and talking to his office staff, and now we want to talk to him. Please sign and let him know that we, his employers, would like to talk to him.

Close down the horse slaughter pipeline: Ban the transport of horses to slaughter. Pass The Safe Act - HR 113. Safe Food! Safe Horses!

I think Rep. King has a promoted a negative stereotype towards Muslims. He has not spoken out against the anti-American rhetoric of this Administration. His silence is deafening regarding some of the outlandish words and actions of this President. I have not been personally affected by any of the policies promoted and supported by Mr. King.