From a constituent in Williamsburg, INNo on the SAVE Act
Donald Trump's Save act must not be passed. This is a clear attempt to disenfranchise Americans and an open attack on American democracy. To be clear, there is no good faith argument to be made that this is in the interest of fair elections. Any such claims can easily be dismissed as a flat out lie
From a constituent in Columbus, INNo Nukes No Nukes No Nukes No Nukes No Nukes!
Are you going to just sit there while President Trump burns down the entire world? If he launches nukes, are your kids going to live through that? You could take them into the bunker with you. Sure! I guess you could do that and to hell with the rest of us, right? I am usually not too bad at being p
From a verified voter in Indianapolis, INTrump can bomb as many schools as he wants, but we're still going to need to to investigate the pedophiles in this administration and bring the full force of the law down on them. You have the evidence in the Epstein Files, so quit stalling and protecting these child molesters and DO YOUR JOBS.
From a verified voter in Indianapolis, INRestore Medicaid to MN
I’m writing to share my deep offense to finding out that Medicaid funding has been pulled from Minnesota - and only Minnesota. This looks cruel and retaliatory and with no insight shared into why this was done, why it was targeted, and why it wasn’t done across the board leaves me and other constitu
From a constituent in Columbus, INThe President of the United States held a completely unhinged press conference because the Supreme Court ruled against him. He said "I can do anything I want to them. I can destroy the country." I have one simple question. Can he?
From a verified voter in Indianapolis, INI write to you today regarding the SAVE Act. The United States already has measures and laws in place that guarantee voter integrity, not the least of which is RealID, which many have jumped through hoops to obtain. The SAVE Act will require folks to either possess a passport, which costs $130, an
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