It shouldn't be like this- government interference in the markets and messing with the Fed. I can't believe I have to say that.

Also can't believe I'm now an organizer:

Join our grassroots effort. We're small business owners and others using our clout to fight for the rules of free enterprise.

It shouldn't be like this- and we couldn't agree more with your statement: "it's not who we are."

Join our grassroots effort. We're small business owners and others using our clout to fight for the rules of free enterprise.

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It shouldn't be like this- turning the white house into an *actual* circus. I can't believe I have to say that.

Join our grassroots effort. We're small business owners and others using our clout to fight for the rules of free enterprise.

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It shouldn't be like this- government interference in the markets like this. I can't believe I have to say that.

Join our grassroots effort. We're small business owners and others using our clout to fight for the rules of free enterprise.

Start by telling us you're in: www.ms4d.org/about

Pay to play = hallmark of authoritarian government. Who's here for a grassroots effort to fight back?

We're small business owners using our clout to fight for the rules of free enterprise.

www.ms4d.org/about

It shouldn't be like this. Who likes a good grassroots effort to fight back?

We're small business owners using our clout to fight for the rules of free enterprise.

www.ms4d.org/about

When we zoom out and remind ourselves that tariff policy belongs to Congress and is given to it by the Constitution, the idea that one person making tariff policy (and harming thousands of businesses and millions of consumers) is 🍌🍌🍌

@nfod.bsky.social @protectdemocracy.org @standupforscience.bsky.social 👋👋👋

You think it's ok to trash the constitution? Out. No need to follow the law? Done. Violating due process rights? GTFO.

Join us. (6/6)

We equip small business owners to protect the rules that make free enterprise possible. When the government breaks its own commitments — on tariffs, contracts, or immigration — small businesses pay the price. We’re working to make rule of law a top issue in 2026. (5/6)

So we're doing it: working with small business owners to speak up directly about executive overreach, violations of the laws that protect free enterprise, and demand that the administration follow the rule of law. Along with dozens of other small business owners, we are Integrity Matters. (4/6)

These aren’t problems of bad policy- these are violations of the rules that make it possible to run our businesses. The rule of law.

I started looking to see what the associations that represent us as small businesses were doing in response. What I heard was, “we’re not interested.” (3/6)

SBs who import toys are frozen because of tariff whims of the President, farmers with contracts to provide food to local schools- contracts were illegally cancelled by the USDA. A day care owner had to turn kids away because staff were afraid to come to work in Washington, DC because of ICE. (2/6)