110th Congress: An Opportunity For You to Make a Difference

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Today, Members of the 110th Congress of the United States were sworn in for a two-year stint. Their goal, I would very much hope, is to change America and, by virtue, the world.

I believe anyone can change the world, whether a mother in Mexico or father in Japan, whether a farm worker in California or a CEO in New York, whether a miner in Kentucky or a teacher in Alaska, and whether you, me, or anyone else who is willing and inclined to do so.

The 110th Congress will forever go down in history as the first Congress to elect a woman Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi. This should not be taken lightly.

The change the 110th Congress represents is unlike any change ever before experienced in American politics and this is just the beginning of a wave of change that the United States is going to experience. From demographic, economic, political, social and technological changes, the country and our world is rapidly evolving.

The next two years, and arguably the rest of your life, represents a prime opportunity for you to engage your federal representatives, to let them know what you think about a particular issue, whether local, national or global, and to help change America.

If you care about education, write or call your Congressional Representative and Senators.

If you care about military efforts overseas, write or call your Congressional Representative and Senators.

If you care about the environment, write or call your Congressional Representative and Senators.

If you care about your future, the future of America, and the future of this planet, then write or call your Congressional Representative and Senators.

And if you care not about anything, then find something to care about.

And remember, you have people representing you at the local, county, and state level too. Find them, contact them, and let them know what you think.

To Find Out Who Your Congressional Representative is visit http://www.house.gov/.