1. United States
2. Mich.
3. Letter

Millions of Americans love using their credit cards - the most secure, hassle-free, and worry-free way to pay. Credit cards alert customers to potential fraud, giving them financial safety and peace of mind. They also provide convenient payment options and rewards that help families pay for everyday goods like gas and groceries or trips to see friends and family, all supporting our nation’s economy.  However, some politicians in Washington, D.C. are trying to pass a law that will jeopardize that.  The Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill would mandate that your credit cards can run on alternative networks – not the trusted and stable networks you probably use today – and there is no guarantee the convenience, zero-liability fraud protection, and rewards programs you know will remain. Corporate mega-stores will make more money while you sacrifice your payment convenience, rewards, and peace of mind. What are you going to do as my representative? I cannot afford to lose anymore. What’s next? Electricity prices in UP rural areas is ASININE. Internet is a racket, food is a scam, the roads damage my vehicle. My mortgage is a joke. Must be nice to be rich. Must be nice to live in comfort. Must. Be. Nice. What’s next? Another congressman who lives full time in another state? Hello Jack. Please just permanently move and represent Louisiana. I think you actually hate vets and Americans. What’s next. TELL ME WHAT IS NEXT. AMERICANS ARE SUFFERING. Are you collecting your paychecks and receiving health care while we rot? AMERICA IS ROTTING. It stinks of repugnant filth and greed. Your constituents are tired, angry, and poor. And they’re turning on you, Bergman. They may not lobby, they may not write. But they vote. V/R, A USN vet and all your quiet constituents.