From a constituent in Hoover, ALPass the War Powers Resolution
The House passed a bipartisan war powers resolution last week to end the unauthorized war with Iran, 215 to 208. The resolution now needs a final Senate vote. This war was never approved by Congress, it has cost at least $29 billion, and Alabamians are paying $4.53 a gallon because of Iran's blockad
From a constituent in Birmingham, ALCongress, please support the Medicare and Social Security Fair Share Act. It closes the Social Security shortfall by making millionaires and billionaires pay the same payroll tax rate on their income over four hundred thousand dollars that the rest of us already pay on every dollar we earn. No benef
From a constituent in Birmingham, ALDear Congress, Social Security is projected to be fully solvent only until 2032. Without action, 63 million Americans — mostly seniors — face an automatic 23% benefit cut. A simple fix exists: remove the payroll tax cap so high earners pay the same rate on all their income as everyone else. This sin
From a constituent in Birmingham, ALReform the H-1B visa program. It must stop taking jobs from qualified Americans. Require companies to prove they cannot find U.S. workers first, then only approve truly elite talent. Significantly raise the fees so only serious, high-value applications get through. Make getting an H-1B much harder a
From a constituent in Birmingham, ALProtect Social Security now. Every senior I know is counting on it. The trust fund is heading for a 20% benefit cut in about 10 years. Fix this by raising the payroll tax cap on high earners. Seniors built this country — we deserve to retire with dignity. Please support legislation to fully fund Soc
From a constituent in Birmingham, ALDear Congressman, I’m writing to express deep concern about the government’s excessive spending on non-essential programs. Every dollar spent on unnecessary initiatives is a dollar taken from hardworking Americans, including our seniors. Instead of diverting funds that could strengthen Social Securi
From a constituent in Birmingham, ALDear Members of Congress, As a concerned American, I urge you to act now to protect Social Security. Millions of seniors and working families depend on these benefits they have paid into their entire lives. Please pass legislation that shores up the Social Security Trust Fund so that full benefits c
From a verified voter in Huntsville, ALModify or reject the reconciliation bill
I urge you in the strongest terms to reject the upcoming budget reconciliation bill until it is modified regarding the $70 Billion for ICE and Border Patrol. As written, this bill does nothing to rein in agencies that are out of control. The detainee abuses seen at Delaney Hall are simply the ones
From a verified voter in Huntsville, ALInvoke the War Powers Act
I urge you in the strongest terms to invoke the War Powers Act with regard to current hostilities with Iran. The executive department's claims that a ceasefire stops the clock on the War Powers Act are increasingly irrelevant, regardless of whether they are valid (I believe not). A blockade is an a
From a constituent in Hoover, ALOppose the OMB's proposed Uniform Grants Regulation, published 5/29/26
I'm writing to urge you to publicly oppose the OMB's proposed Uniform Grants Regulation, published May 29, docket OMB-2026-0034. This rule would require political appointees — not scientists — to approve every federal research grant, and would let agencies cancel active grants at any time for poli
From a constituent in Alabaster, ALJust in case you need to know... I learned most of this in 4th grade Sex Ed class. I lived in a different state, 50 years ago. Our state does not provide sex ed. I did check dates to be accurate. I am not a doctor and not giving medical advise. It takes about a week from fertilization to blast
From a constituent in Hoover, ALTown Halls Are Part of Your Job
You must schedule town halls… your constituents want and deserve answers. A number of concerning issues are currently worthy of direct discussion with our representatives/Senators: 👉🏻The use of taxpayer money for Trump’s $1.8 billion slush fund and White House ballroom 👉🏻The ongoing unauthorized
From a constituent in Alabaster, ALMemorial Day 2026. Our president stood up and talked about himself. Instead of displaying compassion, reverence or empathy to the families of fallen soldiers, he want on his typical rant. The president of our country needs to show respect for fallen soldiers. You know those soldiers died to pro
From a constituent in Alabaster, ALThe unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the
From a verified voter in Birmingham, ALInvestigate and block Trump's profiteering in office; IMPEACH him now
Please investigate and legislate to address Trump's stock trading and market manipulation. Profiting off the presidency, as Trump does incessantly, is a misdemeanour which merits impeachment. Please, do your job. Donald Trump has already made 3,700 stock market trades while in office. This is a st
From a constituent in Hoover, ALStop Trump’s Slush Fund and Don’t fund ICE/CBP BRUTALITY
I am furious that Donald Trump is going to get a 1.7 billion dollar settlement from the IRS, taxpayer money that he plans on disbursing to January 6 defendants and other of his supporters. This is corruption, blatant cronyism, and self dealing. And it’s becoming routine. Trump is treating the presid
From a verified voter in Birmingham, ALReject Additional Funding for Mass Deportations
Our faith calls us to welcome the sojourner and care for our neighbor. And across the country, Americans want Congress to spend our tax dollars on programs that deliver what families need now -- affordable health care, housing, food, and more. Passing a budget reconciliation package that gives ICE a
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