Stand with the Constitution & Americans, Not Trump's self-serving agenda

Republican lawmakers are quietly concerned about Trump's impact on their party. According to Maggie Haberman of the New York Times, GOP members are “quietly frustrated” by Trump’s unpopular shutdown moves. At February town halls, House Republicans faced hostile crowds upset about firings and cuts, with one saying constituents believe it’s “too much too fast.” A October Washington Post poll found 47% blame Trump and Republicans for the shutdown. Even Republican callers are turning against their party, with one telling Speaker Johnson she is “very disappointed” in Republicans. Loyalty to Trump may cost seats. Trump promised transparency on the Epstein files but blocked access. A bipartisan bill by Reps. Massie and Khanna supporting file release is blocked by leadership. Attorney General Bondi wouldn’t answer Senate questions on who ordered FBI agents to flag Trump-related Epstein documents, dismissing it as “a hoax” and saying “nobody cares,” ignoring survivors seeking justice. Regarding the economy, Trump claims there’s “no inflation,” but PolitiFact rates this false. Inflation is 2.9%, rising four months straight, with electricity up 6.2%, medical care 3.4%, and groceries 2.7%. These issues affect families, yet Trump is dishonest about them. You should stand with the Constitution and your constituents, not with a president misusing the Justice Department. The Epstein files deserve transparency, and working families need honest leadership on costs. Republicans and Democrats agree no president is above the law, and government should serve the people, not personal vendettas. Your legacy depends on having the courage to prioritize the country over party.