The most frequent question I’ve gotten since being involved in the Tea Party is, “what can I do”.

Well, here is one concrete and simple way to get involved.

The Independence Institute and it’s president, Jon Caldara have put forward a proposed amendment to the Colorado Constitution which, if enacted, would secure freedom of health care in the state of Colorado.

A number of people and grassroots organizations have joined with the Independence Institute in this fight.

One of those persons is Colorado Springs super patriot mom, Michelle Morin.

She has set up a website expressly meant to make it easy for YOU to help Colorado fight and resist Obama Care.

Visit the site, join the fight.

You ARE needed, you CAN make a difference.

While our little “I Refuse Campaign” never really got off the ground, our postcard has been very popular.

It’s been downloaded thousands of times from all across the nation.

Many people have emailed me and told me they have used it in various ways. From sending it to their various elected officials to using it as a tool to start conversation with those who blindly support socialized health care.

Click on the above image to download the PDF and print it if you believe you can make use of it.

Nationalized, mandated health care is on it’s way. I, myself, refuse to take part in a socialized medical program and intend to let my representatives know this. I have so far done so by way of phone calls and email, I will also be sending to them a post card I created which you too can send by downloading it here.

I am not a fool, I do not expect that my phone calls, emails, letters and postcards are going to stop nationalized health care or anything else. It seems clear that our elected officials have no intention of listening to myself or you.

My intention with this particular postcard is not to stop nationalized health care, it is simply to let my elected officials know that I challenge their authority to “reform” health care and to mandate that I take part in their scheme.

The image below is small version of the postcard (the actual postcard has a much better resolution).

I’ve used Kinkos online printing

Kinkos will print no less than two postcards at a time, the cost of two postcards from the ‘saver’ package is $2.73

When you finalize your print order you can leave instructions to add to the backside a normal post card backing. This would add .37 cents per card, to your order.

I do not believe it is necessary to have the traditional postcard backing printed.

Simply placing the stamp, address, return address and short personal message in the traditional locations should suffice.

Please join me in this campaign to let our elected officials know that the American people will not just lay down and accept their abuse of the Constitution and their theft of individual freedom and liberty.

Please also pass this along to your friends.