Text SIGN PBLBKC to 50409 — President Trump has now repeatedly indicated he is seriously considering firing the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell, the head of a central bank board intentionally designed to be independent of the White House, for pointing out the damage of his tariffs and refusing to follow his every command. Every member of Congress needs to make it clear to the President, both publicly and privately, that they will fight him if he attempts to do so. And they need to have a plan of action ready to go immediately if Trump tries to terminate Powell in spite of their warnings. The President is not a king. Not every official and every law is supposed to be subject to his every whim. There are supposed to be limits on his power, and firing the chair of the Federal Reserve would obliterate those limits, in addition to breaking the law. Further, we are already headed for a recession because Donald Trump is purposefully raising prices with his tariffs. Just threatening to fire Powell caused the markets to panic. If Trump goes through with it, he is going to pile a financial crisis on top of the disaster he already created. Please do your job and stop it.

Text SIGN PJNUJO to 50409 — I’m writing to express serious concern over recent statements made by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who publicly described autism as a “preventable disease” and claimed that autistic children are a burden to their families. These comments are not only medically false—they are dangerous and discriminatory. Autism is not a disease. It is a neurotype, a natural variation in human neurodiversity, backed by decades of genetic and neurological research. The increase in autism diagnoses is not evidence of an epidemic. It’s a sign that clinicians and families are becoming better equipped to recognize neurodivergent individuals and provide meaningful support. To call that progress a crisis is to turn our backs on science and on millions of Americans. That these remarks come from the head of HHS—an agency responsible for public health policy, disability services, and medical research—raises urgent questions. This rhetoric is not fringe. It is institutional. And it dangerously echoes eugenic ideology, where disabled lives were deemed less worthy. I’m asking you to: • Publicly denounce Secretary Kennedy’s harmful statements, • Reaffirm that health policy in this country must be grounded in science and inclusion, • Stand up for the rights, dignity, and humanity of neurodivergent people. Autistic people are not burdens. They are citizens. They are artists, thinkers, problem-solvers, and contributors. When a public official misuses their platform to spread stigma, silence is not an option. Please act.

Text SIGN PPJYNK to 50409 — I’m writing in response to recent statements made by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who described autism as a “preventable disease” and claimed that autistic children are a burden to their families. These remarks are not only inaccurate and unscientific—they are dangerous. Autism is not a disease. It is a neurotype—a natural and lifelong variation in the way some people think, process, and experience the world. Major scientific and medical organizations agree that autism has strong genetic roots. The rise in diagnoses is not an epidemic—it reflects decades of progress in understanding, identifying, and supporting neurodivergent individuals. Secretary Kennedy’s language—suggesting that autistic people destroy families, don’t belong in society, and are somehow “broken”—is dehumanizing. Coming from the nation’s top health official, it carries the weight of policy and precedent. It is also eerily reminiscent of eugenics-era ideology that devalued disabled lives and led to generations of harm. We cannot allow this rhetoric to go unchecked. I urge you to: • Condemn Secretary Kennedy’s statements publicly. • Affirm that autistic people are valuable, capable, and deserving of dignity, safety, and support. • Ensure that federal health policy remains grounded in science, inclusion, and disability rights—not misinformation. This is not just about words—it’s about the future of how we treat neurodivergent people in this country. Please be on the right side of history.

Text SIGN PMSOJR to 50409 — The Insurrection Act of 1807 grants the president sweeping and unchecked authority to deploy military forces domestically under circumstances defined subjectively. While conceived to address exigent circumstances, the law's overbreadth and lack of meaningful constraints risk its abuse as an instrument of authoritarian governance. Should the president invoke this antiquated statute to pursue controversial policy aims under the guise of restoring order, it would mark an alarming expansion of executive power at the expense of constitutional checks and balances. The court must act decisively to safeguard civil liberties and uphold the rule of law by reviewing the constitutional boundaries of the president's authority under the Insurrection Act and ensuring its lawful application in exceedingly rare situations of genuine insurrection or violence beyond a state's control. Protecting against the Act's misuse to suppress dissent or circumvent normal legislative processes is imperative to preserving our democratic system of government.

The defense secretary sent sensitive information about strikes in Yemen to an encrypted group chat that included his wife and brother, people familiar with the matter said.

Text SIGN PXRIWU to 50409 — If you aren't ready to impeach Trump, then please, uphold the constitution. Take back the powers that Trump has been arrogating to himself. And please, restore the constitutionally guaranteed rights that have been removed. I refer to the congressional power of appropriations, the power of the purse; and to the congressional power of setting tariffs. Congressional control of agencies created and funded by Congress derives from the appropriations power. Defend those agencies! Congressional appropriations and tariff powers are enshrined in the Constitution-- the document that both you and every president swears to uphold and defend. Habeas corpus is a fundamental plank of our constitution and legal tradition back to Magna Carta. The illegal disappearings and renditions of immigrants without due process is the affront to the rule of law that marks the rise of a dictatorship. When due process, Habeas corpus, and innocent until proven guilty are snatched away, then no one is safe and the rule of law has been overturned. If you are not yet willing to impeach Trump then please insist on maintaining constitutional order. Take back Congress's powers, insist on Habeas corpus and when the president defies court orders and attacks the judicial system take a stand and take action.

Text SIGN PZBRYD to 50409 — The planned shift by the Social Security Administration to exclusively use X, a platform owned by Elon Musk, for all public communications, coupled with significant staff reductions in regional offices, raises serious concerns about transparency and access to vital information for beneficiaries and the public. The level of corruption surrounding this decision is shocking. The abuse of a public office for personal gain aside, this approach threatens to limit the ability of citizens to stay informed about important programmatic changes and benefit access. This decision also cuts crucial line of communication for employees needing policy guidance to properly administer social security programs and combat fraud. Consolidating all public messaging onto a single social media platform owned by the same private individual making decisions about a government organization is outrageous and needs to be stopped. Open channels of communication through traditional means like press releases and website announcement are far more effective than utilizing a single social media platform. Furthermore, the proposed staffing cuts jeopardize the agency's core functions and ability to serve the public efficiently. Subject matter experts in regional offices play a vital role in providing support, resolving issues, and upholding program integrity. Severely diminishing this workforce raises the risk of mistakes, delays, and potential mismanagement of taxpayer funds. The need for publicly accessible communication channels along with sufficient staffing levels to uphold the Social Security Administration's duty to the American people is critical! Placing constraints on transparency and expertise serves neither the best interests of beneficiaries nor the prudent stewardship of these critical programs.

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Text SIGN PUZMVF to 50409 — I write to you as a citizen and constituent to ask that Congress impeach Donald Trump now. Impeachment is the remedy for treason, bribery & other high crimes and misdemeanours. Since his inauguration, Trump has attacked the constitution. He has usurped Congress's power of appropriations. He has attacked our constitutional rights, including the first amendment. He has issued executive orders like a King making proclamations; his orders subvert the constitution and the rule of law. He has thus betrayed his oath to see that the laws be faithfully executed-- not once but continually. He has also betrayed our allies and given succour to our foes. Our patient sufferance of the abuses of his administration is exhausted. The long list of possible charges of impeachment echoes the bill of indictment of the 13 colonies against King George III: The history of the 47th president is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute Tyranny over these States. To prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world. Trump has taken actions as if a dictator: he has usurped the powers of Congress, betrayed his oath to faithfully execute his office. Among his many assaults on the constitution he has He has denied and violated the right of the People of the United States to freedom of speech, and of assembly, and to petition the government for redress of grievances, by embarking on a wide-ranging censorship campaign to punish his political opponents, chill opposition, and illegally retaliate against constitutionally protected speech, association, and expression. He has threatened senators and representatives, judges, lawyers; he has threatened our closest allies and neighbors with acts of aggression and territorial acquisition that violate international law; he has stated that he intends to violate the 22nd amendment which establishes term limits for presidents. Your oath to defend and uphold the constitution requires you to act against these flagrant and persistent violations

Text SIGN POASWZ to 50409 — Congress can, no, must stop this wrecking ball regime: Block the tariffs, Protect our rights, Stop DOGE Reclaim the Congressional powers usurped by Trump and DOGS Congress can rescind the tariffs Congress can block the declaration of emergency Act now while you still can, while there is a republic, a rule of law, a constitutional order to save. It's time for oversight and IMPEACHMENTS-- of Trump, Vance, Rubio, Hegseth, Waltz, Vought, RFK jr.