Alliance For Religious Freedom

(Letter to copy/paste and send to your Representatives and Senators)

Dear Congressman/Congresswoman –

Recent research shows, most of America’s congressional representatives are more interested in serving self, then serving the American people.  According to party leaders, the first responsibility of a congressman/congresswoman is to raise extravagant amounts of money for political action committees (PACs) and parties through phone solicitation. Which by the way, can consume most of the day, when they should be working for the people. Also, a lot of time is spent taking bribes from lobbyist and special interest groups while receiving a salary paid by the American people. One example that proved to be a very profitable for congress people, was in 2020 when Big Pharma paid 356 lawmakers 11 million dollars to push the Chinavirus “vaccine” (which is not really a vaccine, but instead gene therapy) to go public.

I find these facts to be very disturbing, so I ask myself, “Why do the American people tolerate this corruption?”

President James Garfield, a Gospel minister answered my question, “Now more than ever the people are responsible for the character of their Congress. If that body be ignorant, reckless, and corrupt, it is because the people tolerate ignorance, recklessness, and corruption.” According to Garfield, “we the people” are as guilty as our representatives. We are complicit in their behavior because we don’t hold them accountable.

Therefore, I have a responsibility before God, to repent, and warn my representatives for the sake of their souls and the good of the nation.  Whereas, according to Jesus in Matthew 6:24, “You cannot serve God and money,” and “You shall not accept a bribe, for a bribe blinds the eyes of the wise and subverts the cause of the righteous” Deuteronomy 16:19.

Founding Father and President John Adams declared, “The duration of future punishments terrifies me”knowing he would have to stand before God for his policy making.

Upon reading this letter, my hope and prayer is that members of Congress who are involved in political corruption, will “repent, and turn from your wicked ways.”

Most sincerely,