From a constituent in Abilene, TXProtect Wild Horses: Uphold the Slaughter Ban and Block Public Land Sales
Vote to keep the federal ban on wild horse slaughter and strip the public land sell-off provision from the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act." Both threats are moving fast — the House begins marking up its annual spending bill in early July, and the Senate bill would sell off 2 to 3 million acres of Burea
From a constituent in Abilene, TXStop the Mono Lake Wild Horse Roundup Now
Halt the U.S. Forest Service's wild horse roundup near Mono Lake immediately and direct the agency to engage in genuine co-management planning with the Utu Utu Gwaitu Paiute Tribe and other affected Native nations. This operation is happening right now, on ancestral and sacred land, and every day it
From a constituent in Abilene, TXBlock the SBOE's Curriculum Rewrite That Whitewashes Texas History
Vote no on the State Board of Education's proposed social studies curriculum and reading list before the final vote this Friday. These changes don't just revise history — they erase it. The curriculum strips standards requiring students to understand the impact of race and ethnicity on society, rem
From a constituent in Abilene, TXBlock the Bible-Mandatory Curriculum Before It Reaches Texas Classrooms
The State Board of Education's new K-12 reading mandate is unconstitutional and needs to be challenged before it takes effect in 2030. Requiring more than 5 million public school students to read specific Bible passages — including the King James Version, a translation not even used by all Christian
From a constituent in Abilene, TXProtect Disabled and Terminally Ill Children from Harmful Legislation
You need to act now to stop Tennessee's effort to target disabled and terminally ill children. Whatever legislation or policy is advancing in Nashville that strips protections, cuts services, or denies care to these kids must be blocked. These children are among the most vulnerable people in our sta
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