Demand for Oversight, Transparency, and Accountability

Dear Senator/Representative, I am writing as a constituent to formally express grave concern regarding the conduct, judgment, and fitness for office of the current President of the United States. The President’s repeated displays of instability, demonstrable misunderstanding of international systems, and disregard for established international law and treaty obligations pose a direct threat to U.S. economic security, diplomatic credibility, and global stability. Our alliances are not abstract ideals; they are structural pillars that sustain trade, defense coordination, currency confidence, and long-term economic viability. Undermining them for personal or political impulse is reckless and strategically indefensible. Equally troubling is the continued failure to provide transparency and accountability regarding the Epstein files. Congress has both the authority and the obligation to reopen, fully disclose, and independently investigate all related materials without political shielding or selective redaction. Allegations involving sexual abuse, trafficking, and exploitation—particularly those implicating individuals in positions of power—demand full public accountability. A sitting president credibly alleged to be involved in such conduct, and already adjudicated as a sexual offender, cannot be permitted to remain in office without decisive congressional action. The rule of law is not optional, and executive office does not confer immunity from moral or legal standards. I expect Congress to: 1. Reopen and fully disclose all Epstein-related investigations and records. 2. Reassert congressional oversight authority over executive misconduct. 3. Act to remove any individual from office who demonstrably endangers national security, democratic legitimacy, or basic ethical standards. History will not judge kindly those who chose silence, delay, or partisan loyalty over constitutional responsibility. I urge you to act accordingly and with great haste. You have let this get too far out of hand. Respectfully, a constituent.