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The real solution to the Forest Hills School Deficit

The Real Solution to the Forest Hills School Deficit At the November 1st school board meeting, the Board discussion included three members commenting on the viability of a levy due to the great story FHSD has to tell. Elected officials should be able to articulate their position based on the facts....

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Elected Officials

The old adage of “it’s not what you say but how you say it” applies directly to contacting and lobbying elected officials. The right to speak out for or against our government is as old as the institution itself. However, how you say something can be just as important as what you say. If you have something to say about your government, take the time to say it in the most effective way possible.

Our form of government in America relies heavily upon the feedback and involvement of its citizens to operate effectively. In “speaking truth to power”, we as citizens, help our government operate by contacting elected officials on a regular basis and letting them know our strong positions on the issues.

When it comes to lobbying, all types of communication are important – writing, calling, emailing, faxing and meeting with your officials are quality ways of addressing key issues of concern.

Don’t be silent! Your elected officials work for you. Let them know how you feel!

Roberta Combs, President Christian Coalition of America

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