Cook County State's Attorney Eileen O'Neal Burke at (312) 603-1880

. Demand that they use monetary leverage:
California Controller Malia Cohen, who controls that $320 billion in annual cash flow at (916) 445-2636

New York Attorney General Letitia James can freeze business licenses at (800) 771-7755.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta can prosecute executives at (916) 445-9555.

4. Also, call each of these individuals and demand that they do the following:
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings can revoke corporate charters at (302) 577-8500.

Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza and her $90 billion at (217) 782-6000
3. Demand that they redirect federal funds
California Treasurer Fiona Ma at (916) 653-2995
Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs at (217) 782-2211

2. Demand that they use monetary leverage:
California Controller Malia Cohen, who controls that $320 billion in annual cash flow at (916) 445-2636
New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, with his $250 billion in leverage at (518) 474-4044.

DIRECT ACTIONS YOU CAN TAKE

1. Demand they prosecute individuals for state law violations, including federal officials:
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg (212) 335-9000.
Los Angeles DA Nathan Hochman at (213) 257-2000
Cook County State's Attorney Eileen O'Neal Burke at (312) 603-1880

They need to understand that we know who holds the keys, and that we want action in order to save our country!

Blue states, particularly California, are in a unique position to fight back with a lot of leverage due to our economy (4th largest economy in the world).

The people who control the leverage are NOT used to the public calling them, let alone demanding anything from them. We need to change that.

One of, if not the only thing we have left to save our democracy, is the Power of the People and the Power of Individual States. The crux of a soft secession is individual state's non-cooperation with the federal government's unconstitutional demands.

"One of, if not the only thing we have left to save our democracy, is the Power of the People and the Power of Individual States. The crux of a soft secession is individual state's non-cooperation with the federal government's unconstitutional demands.