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- United States
- Rep. John Mannion
Rep. John Mannion
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Update the Privacy Act of 1974 to Close Loopholes and Expand Enforceability
I'm writing as a constituent who believes our federal data privacy laws desperately need updating. The Privacy Act of 1974 has served us well for five decades, but it was written before the internet existed—and it's showing its age. Recent developments make this urgent. Federal agencies are increas
Privacy and Access Rights at Stake – Oppose Age Verification
I'm writing to urge you to oppose any legislation requiring age verification for internet access. These mandates pose serious threats to privacy, free expression, and actual child safety. While these laws are marketed as ways to protect minors online, they don't actually deliver on that promise. Th
Stop the Public Execution of Nidal Hasan! No Medieval Spectacles of Death!
The Trump administration has approved the public, livestreamed execution by firing squad of Nidal Hasan, scheduled for December 3 at Fort Hood—the site of his 2009 attack. Defense Secretary Hegseth has confirmed the plan, stating: "We'll make sure the public can watch... people need to understand th
Support H.R.10563 — Ban Federal Facial Recognition Before It's Too Late
I'm writing to urge you to support H.R.10563, the Facial Recognition and Biometric Technology Moratorium Act, which was reintroduced this September. This bill is straightforward: ban federal agencies from using facial recognition, voice recognition, gait analysis, and other biometric surveillance u
Support the Ban Flock Act, H.R. 10691
Co-sponsor and vote yes on the Ban Flock Act, H.R. 10691. Flock Safety has installed tens of thousands of automated license plate readers across the country without community consent, feeding a surveillance network that tracks where people go — the doctor, their kid's school, a place of worship. Fed
Oppose the DEFEND IP Act — It Builds a Censorship Machine
Vote no on the DEFEND IP Act. This bill doesn't defend creativity — it builds a censorship infrastructure into the architecture of the internet. Any rightsholder can go to court and get an order forcing service providers to block an entire website based on an allegation of infringement. Not a specif
Federal Ban on Behavioral Advertising Needed Now
I'm writing as a constituent to urge you to sponsor and pass federal legislation banning all online behavioral advertising in the United States. The recent case of DraftKings using AI to identify and target customers most likely to place losing bets illustrates exactly why this is urgent. They're n
Vote Against American Copyright Protection Act of 2026
I'm writing to urge you to oppose the American Copyright Protection Act of 2026. While protecting intellectual property matters, this bill raises serious concerns about internet freedom and consumer privacy that outweigh its intended benefits. The requirement that VPN services block sites strikes m
Oppose KOSA to Protect Privacy & Free Speech
I'm writing to urge you to oppose the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA). While I understand the intention to protect young people online, leading civil liberties and privacy organizations—including the EFF, ACLU, and Center for Democracy & Technology—have raised serious concerns that this legislation wo
Stop Mass Surveillance: Federal Legislation Needed to Ban ALPR Abuse
I'm writing as your constituent to urge you to support federal legislation banning automated license plate reader (ALPR) mass surveillance. What began as a tool for finding stolen cars has become a dragnet tracking every driver regardless of suspicion—and it fundamentally contradicts the freedoms Am
Protect Athlete Rights: Vote No on the Protect College Sports Act
I'm writing to urge you to vote NO on the Protect College Sports Act. As a concerned constituent, I believe this legislation prioritizes the financial interests of colleges and the NCAA over the student athletes themselves. The bill would grant the NCAA a federal antitrust exemption, effectively sh
Oppose the 16 & Up Social Media Act
Vote no on the 16 & Up Social Media Act. Introduced on September 11, 2026, by Reps. Houchin and Auchincloss, this bill doesn't just restrict teenagers — it builds an age-verification infrastructure that puts every adult's privacy at risk. The bill's language is the problem. It requires companies to
Please Vote Against H.R. 10332, the Sunset Section 230 Act
As a constituent who values free speech online, I'm writing to urge you to oppose the Sunset Section 230 Act currently before Congress. I understand the frustration with how major tech platforms operate. But repealing Section 230—a foundational piece of internet law from 1996 that protects platform
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