As the post says, I advise writing your government representatives (Congresspeople and Senators) and asking them to oppose the bill (personally, I’d add not even voting on it, but throwing it out of the House without a vote).

As the post also says, I’m personally waiting for the Illustrator’s Partnership to send something to allow me to do this with a “push of a button”, as they’ve said they will do, and I’ll update this post with that information when it happens.

Or if you want to send immediately, you can use this tool to find your Congresspeople and Senators:

Government representative finder

And here is a sample letter which I would revise to your words (representatives tend to ignore mass mailed identical letters – they look like interest group letters, not citizen letters – and they’re more interested in the individual voices of citizens. Really! Or they should be). If you happen to be a working artist, and mention that, and that it appears to you the bill would seriously hurt your career, that obviously helps a lot and should probably be the first and summary reason you give in asking them to oppose the bill. But if you are in any creative profession, I’d mention that the basic philosophical reversal of copyright protections which the bill presents is alarming.

Sample letter