Text SIGN PAYYWZ to 50409 — NO recess for the Senate: As a body you have signally failed to do oversight. You have allowed Congressional power to be usurped by the government executive. Trump's tariffs have sent the world economy into free fall. You can reverse and rescind them. You can end the emergency declaration. You took an oath to the Constitution. As a body you are shamefully failing to uphold and defend the constitution. It's time to change course and do the work we sent you to Washington to do. No recess. Stay in DC and do your job. Fix this mess.

Text SIGN PFDUFN to 50409 — The abrupt rewrite of the Social Security Administration's entire codebase within a few months is an extremely risky endeavor that threatens to disrupt the timely delivery of benefits to millions of Americans. Disruptions could cause immense hardship for legitimaterecipients who rely on these payments for basic necessities. There appears to be no legitimate justification for such a rushed and haphazard overhaul of systems that are currently functional. This ill-advised undertaking by DOGE has the potential to create systemic failures which could then be weaponized to falsely portray Social Security as a broken program requiring privatization. Safeguarding this vital social safety net should be the priority. Hasty actions that jeopardize its reliable operation must be prevented to protect beneficiaries and uphold the integrity of the program.

Text SIGN PDQARR to 50409 — Please ask the Congressmember to vote yes on S.1077, the 2025 District of Columbia Local Funds Act. This act will allow the DC mayor to spend local DC tax revenue that has already been collected. The act does not draw on federal tax revenues. If not allowed to spend the $1B already collected, the DC Council and mayor will have to slash funds for teachers, police officers, fire fighters and other emergency staff, reduce funds for the Metro bus and subway service, as well as health services and even retirees’ pensions! The resulting disruption to city services would harm residents and people who work in the city. It would also discourage Americans from visiting their nation’s capital. Please vote yes! Thanks.

Emily Erroa, an Army veteran who was fired from the Department of Energy last month, called Habba's comments "ridiculous" and "insulting."

Text SIGN POKNNG to 50409 — Are we treaty breakers? Will you condone treaty breaking and illegal impoundment? In the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, Ukraine agreed to relinquish its nuclear weapons. The US promised to defend Ukraine's territory. Now Trump is seeking to block the aid you voted for and align with our foe Putin. Do you approve of treaty breaking with an ally who denuclearised, trusting our promise of protection? It is morally abhorrent to violate that, or any, treaty. Do you approve of the President usurping Congress's constitutional power of appropriations, illegally and unconstitutionally blocking aid Congress had approved? If you let this stand, then the President can interfere with anything Congress does. Your compliance will mark the descent of the US into dictatorship. Do you approve or giving aid and succour to a foe? I do not approve of any of these. I am horrified, grief stricken and ashamed. Please reply in writing to let me know whether we should honor treaties and whether you will tolerate Congress ceding its power to the President and complying with an unconstitutional dictatorship. If you are not willing to honor treaties, prevent a dictatorship, and stand by our allies, I urge you to resign immediately.

Text SIGN PYCDIW to 50409 — I urge you to stand against efforts to dismantle the Department of Education. The administration is using misleading language—like “returning education to the states”—to obscure the consequences: millions of students, particularly those in lower-income communities and students with disabilities, could lose access to the resources they need to succeed. Weakening federal education programs threatens the foundation of opportunity and equity in our public schools. For decades, the Department of Education has ensured that every student—regardless of background—has access to a quality education. It enforces civil rights protections, funds school meal programs, and provides essential support through the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Section 504. Without these programs, students and families will be left without critical resources that help them thrive. Congress plays a vital role in ensuring that education remains a national priority. Reducing federal oversight does not strengthen schools—it weakens protections, deepens inequality, and places unnecessary burdens on families and educators. These changes do not address the real challenges our schools face but instead create uncertainty for students, teachers, and parents working hard to build a better future. More than 90% of students—and 95% of students with disabilities—attend public schools that depend on Department of Education programs. My own child benefited from a 504 Plan, which provided the necessary support for success. Millions of students with ADHD, anxiety, autism, and other conditions rely on these protections. Limiting these programs will make it harder for students to receive the education they deserve. This is not about politics—it is about ensuring that every child has the same opportunities to learn and grow, no matter where they live or their circumstances. Dismantling the Department of Education will have long-term consequences for students, families, and our country’s future. I urge you to oppose any efforts to defund or weaken the Department of Education. Public education must remain strong, equitable, and accessible to all. Please stand up for students, educators, and communities by protecting the programs that support them. Ensure strong schools. Protect public education. Invest in our children’s future.

Text SIGN PODMQX to 50409 — Today I take pen in hand to write and urge you to oppose and block the Trump Administrations DANGEROUS proposed cuts to the workforce and budget of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). This is a dangerous path, and one that can only lead to mass casualty events during extreme weather, unsafe air space for airline travel, and poor prediction of many events, like hurricanes, tornadoes, derechos, extreme cold and heatwaves, and so on. The war on science, of which this is a part, will weaken our ability to predict the speed of climate-change charged events and needed research on its side effects. These drastic reductions in funding, which include laying off a quarter of NOAA's workforce, threaten to cripple vital programs that protect lives and property. No civilian company can fill in these gaps. They are relatively small and in nearly every case, highly dependent on NOAA and its subsidiaries data collection and computer systems As a constituent concerned about safeguarding our climate, our environment and public safety, I urge you to reject these reckless cuts. I demand instead an increase NOAA's budget to allow it to carry out its many essential mission more effectively. Stand up for science. Block, Vote NO, and stop these reckless cuts and reduced budgets for NOAA and NWS.

The U.S. Marine Band’s canceled collaboration with Equity Arc was to feature high school musicians of color who competed to perform with the ensemble.

LAWRENCE — Laura Mead has called Kansas U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran’s office every day since confirmation hearings on President Donald Trump’s appointees began — ...

The move threatens to upend trillions of dollars in e-commerce business and the 250-year-old Postal Service.

Get your mind right.

Trending campaigns organized by Resistbot members.