Text SIGN POJBSY to 50409 — Vote NO on Kevin Warsh. All things considered, it should go without saying to vote NO on any of Trump's nominees. Save our democracy.

Text SIGN PUDCLB to 50409 — The indictments of journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort for reporting on a protest at a church in St. Paul, Minnesota represent a dangerous escalation in the Trump administration’s assault on press freedom and constitutional governance. Mr. Lemon and Ms. Fort were covering a protest at a church whose pastor also serves as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement field officer. Neither journalist organized the protest, led chants, obstructed worship, or threatened anyone. Video evidence shows that Mr. Lemon identified himself as a journalist, interviewed participants and congregants, and left the church shortly after being asked to do so. Federal judges reviewed these facts and rejected the government’s case. A magistrate judge refused to issue arrest warrants for Mr. Lemon and his producer, finding no evidence of criminal conduct. A district court judge declined to overturn that decision, calling the government’s request “unprecedented.” The Department of Justice then appealed to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, which also refused. Only after losing repeatedly in court did the administration seek and obtain indictments through a federal grand jury. This sequence matters. It demonstrates that the purpose of these indictments is not to enforce the law, but to intimidate journalists and deter future reporting. Weak cases that are unlikely to survive judicial scrutiny still impose severe financial, professional, and personal costs—especially on independent journalists without the backing of major media institutions. In that sense, the process itself becomes the punishment. The statutes invoked here underscore the abuse. The Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act has historically been used to prosecute individuals who use force, threats, or physical obstruction to block access to reproductive healthcare. This administration has declined to enforce that law against anti-abortion extremists and has praised or pardoned many who were convicted under it. Repurposing the FACE Act to criminalize journalism is selective enforcement, plain and simple. Mr. Lemon is also charged under a civil rights conspiracy statute enacted after the Civil War to combat Ku Klux Klan violence. Applying that law to journalists after judges found no evidence of criminal intent is extraordinary—and incompatible with the First Amendment. The indictments of Mr. Lemon and Ms. Fort serve as a warning to other journalists covering protests, particularly those involving federal law enforcement agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The chilling effect on constitutionally protected newsgathering is immediate and profound. This is not how a constitutional democracy treats a free press. Congress has both the authority and the obligation to respond. You must demand a full explanation from the Department of Justice, conduct immediate oversight hearings, and reaffirm that journalism is not a crime. If indictments can proceed after courts have found no evidence of wrongdoing, then constitutional rights exist only at the discretion of the executive. That is not the rule of law. The charges against Don Lemon and Georgia Fort must be dropped. Congress must act now to defend the First Amendment and the Constitution it is sworn to uphold.

Text SIGN PEILAU to 50409 — I just read in the Vermont Business Magazine that Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) today secured a Senate vote on his amendment to the government funding package to repeal the $75 billion funding increase for ICE — originally included in Trump’s OBBB. The amendment would use those savings to reverse Medicaid cuts in the OBBB, preventing 700,000 Americans from losing their health care. Take every effort available to defund and abolish ICE, and restore funding for healthcare. Be sure to publicly support, co-sponsor (if possible), and vote YES on his amendment! In solidarity.

Text SIGN PXUKHS to 50409 — Imagine militarizing the formerly civil ICE, terrorizing communities, mugging protesting people, deporting them at random, incarcerating and executing American citizens, throwing this nation into chaos, all to protect your lying, grifting, rapist leader. YOU republicans have failed basic human decency. you have failed history. you have failed us. but there are very very very many of us. HONOR your OATH to the CONSTITUTION.

Text SIGN PXFISA to 50409 — On January 28, 2026, FBI agents raided Fulton County's central election facility in an unprecedented federal intrusion into local election administration. This action demands immediate congressional scrutiny to determine who authorized this raid, what justification was provided, and whether partisan political pressure influenced the FBl's decision to target election officials. Congress has a constitutional duty to oversee federal law enforcement and prevent its weaponization for political purposes. The timing and target of this raid raise serious questions about whether federal power is being misused to re-litigate a settled election or intimidate local officials responsible for administering future votes. Without transparency and accountability, this raid sets a dangerous precedent that threatens the independence of election administration nationwide. I urge you to call for the House and Senate Judiciary Committees to launch a full investigation into this matter. This investigation must include public hearings where FBI Director Kash Patel testifies under oath about the authorization, justification, and execution of this raid. Congress must use its subpoena power to obtain all internal communications, authorization documents, and evidence related to this operation. The investigation must answer critical questions: What specific allegations prompted this raid? Who within the FBI or Department of Justice authorized it? What political officials, if any, requested or influenced this action? How are seized election materials being handled and secured? What safeguards exist to prevent misuse of this information? Local election officials must be able to perform their duties without fear of federal intimidation. The integrity of our election system depends on maintaining clear boundaries between federal law enforcement and state-administered elections. Congressional oversight is essential to ensure federal agencies operate within proper legal and constitutional limits, free from partisan manipulation. I ask that you publicly support a comprehensive investigation and commit to holding those responsible for any abuse of power accountable.

Text SIGN PEYLXX to 50409 — I am writing with grave alarm to demand immediate congressional action to protect the First Amendment rights of American journalists — rights that are foundational to our republic and are being actively threatened right now. As reported across multiple national news outlets, at least four journalists — Don Lemon, Georgia Fort, Trahern Jeen Crews, and Jamael Lydell Lundy — have been arrested or detained by federal authorities while covering a newsworthy event involving a protest at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota on January 18, 2026. These individuals were not criminals. They were performing their jobs — the job our Constitution protects. The First Amendment clearly states that Congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech or of the press. Yet here we are, watching journalists who were documenting events being arrested, charged, and potentially prosecuted under federal laws that should never be used to silence reporting. This is not a partisan issue — it is a constitutional crisis. • Don Lemon — a professional journalist covering a protest; reportedly arrested and charged with federal civil rights and FACE Act-related offenses now vigorously contested by press freedom advocates. • Georgia Fort — an independent journalist detained alongside Lemon while doing her job. • Trahern Jeen Crews — reportedly arrested in connection with the same event. • Jamael Lydell Lundy — also detained in connection with the protest coverage. These arrests have already drawn condemnation from press freedom groups and journalism advocates as an unprecedented and dangerous attack on the freedom of the press — a right that must be protected, not trampled. Congress has an urgent duty — not an option — to act: 1. Launch an immediate investigation into the detentions and prosecutions of these journalists. 2. Hold public hearings on whether federal laws are being misused to chill press freedom. 3. Demand transparency from the Department of Justice and other federal agencies involved. 4. Reaffirm unequivocally, through legislation if necessary, that journalists cannot be criminalized for reporting on events in public places. If Congress fails to act while journalists are arrested for doing their jobs, you will be telling the American people — and the world — that the First Amendment is no longer sacred in the United States. This is too important to ignore. Freedom of the press is not negotiable. It is not optional. It is not subject to reinterpretation based on political convenience — it is the very foundation of democracy. Protect it. Defend it. Act.

Text SIGN PXGLGA to 50409 — I’m writing to urge you to Oppose the Make Elections Great Again Act. This bill usurps states’ constitutional authority to administer elections and imposes needless and expensive voting restrictions, potentially disenfranchising millions in the name of fighting almost nonexistent election fraud.

Text SIGN PSNZOL to 50409 — I am writing to urge you to refuse funding for the Department of Homeland Security unless the Sanders amendment to repeal the $75 billion Build Back Better slush fund for ICE is included in the final package. Every Senate Democrat recently voted in favor of this amendment, which would defund ICE by eliminating the $75 billion BBB fund that keeps the agency operational during government shutdowns. While the amendment failed due to Republican opposition, the unified Democratic support demonstrates strong party commitment to this issue. Even Republican Senators Murkowski and Collins crossed party lines to vote yes. The current legislative landscape presents a unique opportunity that did not exist during previous negotiations. The two-week stopgap measure separated DHS funding from the rest of the funding bill, which fundamentally changes the strategic calculus. During the last government shutdown, Democrats had to compromise because SNAP benefits were at risk and children would have gone hungry. That is no longer the case. Critical programs like SSI, NIH funding, Section 8 housing assistance, and Head Start are now protected in separate legislation. This separation means we can push to defund ICE without jeopardizing essential services that millions of Americans depend on. The $75 billion slush fund essentially provides ICE with immunity from budget accountability during shutdowns, allowing the agency to continue operations regardless of broader fiscal negotiations. Repealing this fund would restore proper oversight and ensure that ICE funding faces the same scrutiny as other federal programs. I am asking you to stand firm on this issue and refuse to vote for any DHS funding bill that does not include the Sanders amendment. The political conditions are finally aligned to make meaningful progress on immigration enforcement reform without sacrificing other vital programs. Please use this leverage to ensure the amendment becomes law.

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Text SIGN PZTXEN to 50409 — I’m writing to urge you to support the Initiative Integrity Act (HB 2259) to protect our initiative process from aggressive and deceitful signature-gathering tactics. HB 2259 makes Washington’s initiative process more trustworthy by closing two loopholes that weaken public confidence. First, it clarifies that signature gatherers may be paid hourly, daily, or on salary, but not per-signature. This reduces misleading tactics and promotes fairer working conditions. Second, it also requires sponsors to collect 1,000 valid signatures before the Attorney General drafts a ballot title, reducing unnecessary repeat filings and saving resources. I urge you to support HB 2259 to uphold the integrity of our initiative process.

Text SIGN PYOKDU to 50409 — I’m writing to urge you to support the Initiative Integrity Act (SB 5973) to protect our initiative process from aggressive and deceitful signature-gathering tactics. SB 5973 makes Washington’s initiative process more trustworthy by closing two loopholes that weaken public confidence. First, it clarifies that signature gatherers may be paid hourly, daily, or on salary, but not per-signature. This reduces misleading tactics and promotes fairer working conditions. Second, it also requires sponsors to collect 1,000 valid signatures before the Attorney General drafts a ballot title, reducing unnecessary repeat filings and saving resources. I urge you to support SB 5973 to uphold the integrity of our initiative process.

Text SIGN PLMIDR to 50409 — I want to thank the Senator for refusing to vote for additional funding for DHS and ICE as they murder innocent Americans that are using their constitutional rights. We must see accountability for ICE & CBP including Strengthened restrictions on ICE and Border Patrol’s ability to conduct dragnet arrest operations and target people based on their race, language or accent, place of employment, or location at the time of the apprehension; The end of Border Patrol deployment to our cities and rejects its ever-expanding mandate in immigration enforcement; and Limits on DHS's reprogramming and transfer authority, including specifically preventing reprogramming and transferring funds for detention.

Text SIGN PHEQPK to 50409 — The President of the United States is once again threatening to deploy our troops against American citizens. Trump has publicly warned that he is considering invoking the Insurrection Act to stop protests against state violence in Minnesota. Unlike the ICE and CBP agents Trump has sent in, who have already killed a legal observer and brutalized their targets and protesters alike, the folks exercising their First Amendment rights have been overwhelmingly peaceful. These are people who believe in our Constitution and simply want our government to be held to it, too. What Trump is threatening is the stuff of tinpot dictatorships. One of the crucial protections that has kept America free and democratic has been our insistence that the military never be used as a political weapon against our own. That safeguard is being destroyed. It’s an affront to our most sacred values, and it’s dangerous as hell. If the President chooses to pull the trigger, you need to treat it as the dire emergency for our nation that it is. Have a strategy ready and be prepared to use whatever legislative or political tools you have available to take concrete and meaningful action. Strongly worded letters and angry videos on social media won’t cut it. If you accept this as business as usual, that’s what it will become.

Text SIGN PNWMUD to 50409 — I strongly support SB 5855. This bill prohibits local, state, and federal law enforcement officers from wearing masks while interacting with the public and allows a person detained by an unlawfully masked local, state, or federal officer to sue that officer in their official capacity. Making sure officers are identifiable enhances public safety and community trust. Prohibiting masks addresses the risk of people impersonating law enforcement officers. Masks evoke fear and trauma and harken back to the era of the Ku Klux Klan. This is especially traumatic to people of color. Please ensure this bill gets a floor vote and vote in favor of passage.

Text SIGN PPNESM to 50409 — I am writing in support of HB 1916, to protect registered voters from mass challenges. I am proud of Washington for being one of the best states for democracy. Since the 2020 election, we have seen a rise in election conspiracy groups and other bad actors attempting mass voter registration challenges. These tactics have unnecessarily removed many citizens from the voter rolls and overwhelmed election officials. Please pass HB 1916 to empower election officials to dismiss baseless voter registration challenges and protect voters like me from having our registrations canceled.

Text SIGN PWIKQU to 50409 — H.R. 7217 SBIR Administrative Funding Act I’m writing on behalf of my strong support of the SBIR/STTR program. Please work with Congressman Latimer to pass this act. It is essential to our National Security. We must keep our military up to date with innovative technology to take into battle. Congress should move to reauthorize this program as soon as possible as it has been lapsed since the end of September 2025, causing untimely disruptions to small technology firms and to the economy, and the U.S. Governmental agencies that benefit from the technologies developed within the program. Recently, at the request of Congress, the National Academics of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine prepared a report on SBIR/STTR titled “Review of the SBIR and STTR Programs at the Department of Defense,” as I’m sure you’re aware. This thorough look into SBIR/STTR found that “SBIR/STTR firms bring distinct capabilities to advance the U.S. defense innovation system.” The report states, through recommendation 7-1, “Congress should make the SBIR/STTR program permanent,” a recommendation that I firmly agree with. The Navy directly contracts with small businesses to provide coaching to eligible Phase II SBIR/STTR awardees Without SBIR, many more people would be without a job. I understand, in the past, experienced firms (firms that receive more than 50 Phase I awards over a five-year period or more than 50 Phase II awards over a ten-year period) have fallen under scrutiny, but the findings within “Review of the SBIR and STTR Programs at the Department of Defense” report experienced firms have a positive impact — Finding 9-2 states, “DoD SBIR/STTR firms with more than 50 Phase I awards over a 10-year period are more likely to contribute capability and expertise to the defense supply chain and innovation ecosystem than are firms that receive fewer awards.” I hope these will help clarify a swift need to reauthorize SBIR.

Text SIGN POGFMM to 50409 — I am writing to urge you to publicly condemn the arrest of independent journalist Don Lemon by federal agents in Los Angeles and to take immediate action to protect First Amendment rights for journalists covering government operations. Don Lemon was arrested while in Los Angeles to cover the Grammy Awards. This arrest stems from his earlier reporting at a Minnesota church where he livestreamed a protest, interviewed protesters and congregation members, and documented public confrontation over allegations that a church pastor also runs the local ICE field office overseeing deportation operations. Lemon was engaged in constitutionally protected journalism, not participating in protests, incitement, or obstruction. His attorney, Abbe Lowell, called this "an unprecedented attack on the First Amendment" and noted that Lemon has spent three decades doing exactly this kind of accountability journalism. What makes this particularly alarming is that the official White House social media account posted about Lemon's arrest with a mocking caption and chain emoji, representing the government openly celebrating the detention of a journalist. This is not how democratic governments behave. This is how authoritarian regimes silence dissent. This arrest follows a clear pattern of escalating government intimidation of media: delegitimization, threats, lawsuits, pressure on licenses and visas, and now arrests. The message to journalists is unmistakable: cover protests involving ICE, expose conflicts of interest, or challenge the administration, and you risk arrest. I need you to speak out against this arrest and introduce or support legislation that explicitly protects journalists from arrest or prosecution for covering protests and government operations. The First Amendment is not a suggestion. When the government can arrest journalists for doing their jobs, we have crossed a line that threatens the foundation of our democracy. Your constituents are watching to see whether you will defend press freedom or remain silent while it erodes.

Text SIGN PSGPSY to 50409 — NO talks or funding of ICE, CBP, or DHS until or unless Noem, Miller, Bovino, & Homan are fired and taken into custody for their crimes against WE THE PEOPLE. Do NOT fund this war against our cities & citizens. Full stop!

Text SIGN PJTEME to 50409 — I am writing with grave alarm to demand immediate congressional action to protect the First Amendment rights of American journalists — rights that are foundational to our republic and are being actively threatened right now. As reported across multiple national news outlets, at least four journalists — Don Lemon, Georgia Fort, Trahern Jeen Crews, and Jamael Lydell Lundy — have been arrested or detained by federal authorities while covering a newsworthy event involving a protest at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota on January 18, 2026. These individuals were not criminals. They were performing their jobs — the job our Constitution protects. The First Amendment clearly states that Congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech or of the press. Yet here we are, watching journalists who were documenting events being arrested, charged, and potentially prosecuted under federal laws that should never be used to silence reporting. This is not a partisan issue — it is a constitutional crisis. • Don Lemon — a professional journalist covering a protest; reportedly arrested and charged with federal civil rights and FACE Act-related offenses now vigorously contested by press freedom advocates. • Georgia Fort — an independent journalist detained alongside Lemon while doing her job. • Trahern Jeen Crews — reportedly arrested in connection with the same event. • Jamael Lydell Lundy — also detained in connection with the protest coverage. These arrests have already drawn condemnation from press freedom groups and journalism advocates as an unprecedented and dangerous attack on the freedom of the press — a right that must be protected, not trampled. Congress has an urgent duty — not an option — to act: 1. Launch an immediate investigation into the detentions and prosecutions of these journalists. 2. Hold public hearings on whether federal laws are being misused to chill press freedom. 3. Demand transparency from the Department of Justice and other federal agencies involved. 4. Reaffirm unequivocally, through legislation if necessary, that journalists cannot be criminalized for reporting on events in public places. If Congress fails to act while journalists are arrested for doing their jobs, you will be telling the American people — and the world — that the First Amendment is no longer sacred in the United States. This is too important to ignore. Freedom of the press is not negotiable. It is not optional. It is not subject to reinterpretation based on political convenience — it is the very foundation of democracy. Protect it. Defend it. Act.

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Text SIGN PJHGEI to 50409 — This is beyond the pale. And your continued silence is indefensible. It is being widely reported that President Trump is suing—or attempting to sue—the United States government for $10 billion, a staggering sum that would directly benefit him personally. If true, this would represent an unprecedented abuse of power: a sitting President using the office not to serve the country, but to extract enormous sums of money from it for his own enrichment. No other President in American history has attempted anything like this. A President is not a private citizen when it comes to actions taken in connection with the office. The idea that someone could occupy the presidency and simultaneously pursue massive personal financial claims against their own government should alarm every single member of Congress, regardless of party. This is not normal. This is not acceptable. And it is not legal to simply look the other way. If the President is using taxpayer-funded lawyers, agencies, time, or leverage to pad his personal bank account, that is a profound corruption of public office. If he is attempting to intimidate or strong-arm the government into paying him billions, that is extortion dressed up as litigation. Either way, it demands immediate congressional action. Congress exists precisely to prevent this kind of abuse. You must: • Immediately investigate the nature, basis, and legality of this lawsuit • Determine whether public resources are being used for personal gain • Hold public hearings so Americans can see exactly what is happening • Reassert that the presidency is not a personal profit machine This country does not belong to Donald Trump. The U.S. Treasury is not his personal ATM. Taxpayer money is not his settlement fund. If Congress allows a President to sue his own government for billions while in office, then you are effectively declaring that there are no ethical limits left—only power and greed. That is not democracy. That is not constitutional governance. That is a betrayal of the public trust. Do your jobs. Draw the line. Stop this before it becomes yet another “new normal” that future generations will look back on in disbelief and shame. The American people are watching. And history will remember who stood up—and who stayed silent.

Text SIGN PVCHAQ to 50409 — This is where you either do your jobs—or you expose yourselves as complicit. On January 30, 2026, materials released in connection with the Epstein files reportedly contained disturbing allegations involving the rape, abuse, and horrific mistreatment of minors. These were not vague rumors. These were explicit allegations serious enough that the Department of Justice reportedly moved with stunning speed to remove the information from public access. Within hours, it was gone. No explanation. No transparency. No accountability. That alone demands a full and immediate investigation. When allegations of child sexual abuse—especially those connected to powerful individuals—surface and are then swiftly erased by the DOJ, the public has every right to assume a cover-up is underway. The appearance of protection for the rich and powerful, at the expense of children, is intolerable in any democracy. If these allegations involve President Trump in any way, directly or indirectly, then Congress has an absolute constitutional and moral obligation to investigate—publicly, independently, and without delay. Stop protecting pedophiles. Stop protecting child abusers. Stop protecting ultra-wealthy elites who would never lift a finger for you or your constituents. Your silence is not neutrality—it is complicity. Every day you fail to act, you send a clear message that some people are above the law, that victims do not matter, and that justice in America is negotiable if you are rich enough or powerful enough. You do not get to look away because it is uncomfortable. You do not get to hide behind procedure, partisanship, or “ongoing matters.” Children were harmed. Allegations were made. Evidence was allegedly released—and then erased. Congress must immediately: • Subpoena the DOJ regarding the release and deletion of these materials • Preserve all records related to the Epstein files • Appoint an independent investigator or special counsel • Conduct public hearings so the American people can see the truth This is not about politics. This is about whether the United States will tolerate the protection of alleged child abusers at the highest levels of power. Make this madness stop. Do your jobs. Tell the truth. Protect the victims—not the predators. History is watching. And so are we.

Text SIGN PCPQYD to 50409 — Donald Trump needs to be removed from office and brought up on child sexual abuse charges immediately. “Donald Trump, the president, had parties at Maralago called "calendar girls" Jeffrey Epstein would bring the children in and trump would auction them off. He measured the children's vulva and vaginas by entering a finger and rated the children on tightness. The guests were elder men and included Elon Musk. Don jr. Trump, Ivanka Trump, and Eric Trump were there. Attorney Allan Dershowitz was also there with Attorney Bob Shapiro. We were taken in rooms, forced to give oral sex to Donald J Trump. Forced to allow them to penetrate us. I was 13 years old when Donald J Trump raped me. Ghislaine Maxwell was also present.” This is from an FBI email in the latest batch of released Epstein files. Every single person here needs to be arrested! Child abusers have no place in our government. They belong in prison!

Text SIGN PYRIGP to 50409 — I am writing to encourage you to formally request the immediate resignation or removal of Stephen Miller from his positions as White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security Advisor. Mr. Miller’s recent actions and the catastrophic outcomes of his "Operation Metro Surge" have moved beyond the realm of political debate and into the territory of gross negligence and constitutional overreach. Mr. Miller’s continued presence in any administration is untenable: The recent killing of U.S. citizens Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis represents a tipping point. Evidence suggests that Mr. Miller’s directive to ICE and Border Patrol—demanding nearly 3,000 arrests per day—created a "quota-first" culture that values numbers over human life and due process. Furthermore, Mr. Miller’s immediate, unsubstantiated labeling of Mr. Pretti, a VA nurse, as a "would-be assassin" was not just a lapse in judgment; it was a deliberate smear intended to shield the administration from accountability. Such reckless rhetoric from a top official is a disqualifying breach of the public trust. Under the banner of "Operation Metro Surge," Mr. Miller has spearheaded a campaign of warrantless searches and the deployment of federal forces into American cities without local coordination. By advocating for the use of Title 10 authority to federalize the National Guard for domestic law enforcement—a move that challenges the core of the Posse Comitatus Act—Mr. Miller is effectively architecting an end-run around the Fourth Amendment. A White House advisor who views the Constitution as an obstacle to be bypassed rather than a framework to be upheld is a liability to the Republic. For years, Mr. Miller has been a conduit for rhetoric and policies that lean into ethno-nationalist ideologies. From the "zero-tolerance" family separation policy to his documented sharing of white nationalist materials, his influence has consistently prioritized cruelty as a form of performance art. This "cruelty-as-policy" approach has not only isolated the United States from its international allies but has also catalyzed domestic civil unrest. Governance requires a level of empathy and legal grounding that Mr. Miller has repeatedly proven he lacks. The stability and safety of American citizens depend on leadership that respects the rule of law and the dignity of the people it serves. Stephen Miller has demonstrated that he is either unable or unwilling to operate within those bounds. For the sake of national unity and the integrity of the Executive Branch, he must be relieved of his positions in government.

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