Congressman Todd Akin Missouri's 2nd District
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Dealing with government can be confusing. Government bureaucracies are so big that individuals may feel like just a number in a vast system. Some people have trouble getting a straight answer to a simple question. Public information numbers may be automated and agencies tend to have a long backlog of requests for help.

Residents of the 2nd District contact us with many questions:

  • Where do I start?
  • Who do I call?
  • Can Congressman Akin help me?

If you are dealing with a federal agency or department, Congressman Akin's office can often help cut through the red tape. If not, we may be able to direct you to someone who can help you. Select your issue below to get started and find more information.

If you do not need help dealing with the government, please email me about your legislative concern.

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Art Competition    Mail Fraud & Pornography
Birth Certificates   Medicare
Child Support Issues   Military Accademy Appointments
Congratulatory Letters   Military Service Issues
Disability Benefits   Military Service Medals
Drivers Licenses   Page Program (Congressional)
Eagle Scout Certificates   Passports
Employment Discrimination   Pension Benefits
Employment Opportunities   Postal Service Problems
Family & Medical Leave   Public Transportation
Federal Disaster Assistance   Road Problems
Federal Employee Issues   Small Business Issues
Flag Purchases   Social Security
Flood Insurance   Student Financial Aid
Grant Applications   Tax Problems
Home Buying Assistance   Tours
Housing Assistance   Transportation Issues
Immigration Problems   Unemployment Compensation
Internships   Veterans Benefits
IRS Disputes   Voting
Junk Mail, Telemarketers & Spam   Workers' Compensation
 
   

 
 

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Timeless Principles

Noah Webster

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"The moral principles and precepts contained in the Scriptures ought to form the basis of all of our civil constitutions and laws... All the miseries and evils which men suffer from: vice, crime, ambition, injustice, oppression, slavery and war, proceed from their despising or neglecting the precepts contained in the Bible." (History of the United States, 1832) --- Noah Webster founded and edited New York's first daily newspaper, compiled the first American dictionary and wrote textbooks, newspaper articles and taught school.

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