The ENFORCE Act, the SCREEN Act, the KOSA package, and the push to repeal Section 230 are far more harmful to families than beneficial. Congress doesn't seem to want to arrest Elon Musk for endangering kids and women by using GROK, nor do they want to arrest the owners of ROBLOX for having staff members that groom kids. The family behind Covenant Eyes has aided and abetted a child predator in their ranks yet the program is still allowed to operate, despite being used to groom and entice kids. As a constituent I can't help but feel that Congress and antiporn groups want to control other people with these bills, not arrest the true threats to families and kids. The slow reluctance in releasing the Epstein files solidifies my beliefs. Prove me wrong. Release the full files, arrest the culprits and stop passing bad bills.

Elon Musk's Grok is being used to make non-consensual deepfakes of real children and adults. Yet Congress will not punish the actual producers of CSAM like this, but instead want to punish artists, writers, journalists, sex workers, and families with laws like FOSTA, SESTA, and the KOSA package. The antiporn movement is not doing anything about this. And as a constituent, I grow sick and tired of burdensome obscenity laws and age verification laws. It's clear that broadening censorship does not protect anyone. Fight bad bills, protect Section 230 and arrest Elon Musk as a creator of CSAM.

The Trump AI bill, the Sunset 230 Act, and the KOSA package are all setting the nation up for exploitation from other countries that have a hostile view of the US. More data breaches, more surveillance, more censorship and more threats to kids and families. That is what these bills invite simply by being passed into law. I do not exaggerate when I say that this is the result of bad policy. This would be a threat to every amendment in the Constitution, like the First, Second, Fourth, and Fifth, for instance. For years I have sat idly by while obscenity laws and laws governing speech restricted freedoms and did nothing to prevent harm to kids or anyone. Obscenity laws are an abject failure. The antiporn movement is fine supporting officials who groom and sexually assault kids, but wants to spy on my friends and family for 'safety'. Protecting kids involves so much more than these disaster bills. Kill them and actually focus on making things better for families.

I'm still calling on you to oppose the KOSA package and to defend Section 230, while also opposing the TRUMP AI Act. All of these acts are highly invasive, censorious and would eventually create national security issues by making openings for predators and hackers to exploit.

Senator Blackburn's flawed bill, Senator Durbin's misguided push to repeal Section 230, and the 19 bills being pushed through Congress are a bridge too far for me. If you vote for any of these, I will encourage others to vote for someone else come November and there are plenty of younger candidates running to make sure that happens.

18 states have imposed restrictions on what SNAP recipients can buy with assistance. As a constituent, I oppose these restrictions proposed by the USDA and FNS. Not only are these not based on actual advice from nutritionists and dieticians, who advise AGAINST such bans, but this also imposed a burden on retailers, grocery stores, farmers, ranchers, and workers in the food industry. This also shuts out large number of recipients who likely use SNAP to supplement their scant incomes after bills are paid. It's elitist and other nations with less than stellar rights do bans like this. Please refuse the USDA's waiver.

KOSA and the other 19 bills that are being proposed are highly unpopular with the public--and the courts. This week Louisiana's age verification law for social media got struck down permanently by its own court. Even if the judgment is overturned it proves that this is one of many injunctions against state laws like this. KOSA and the others are next unless you vote against all of them.

As a constituent, I am urging you to oppose SNAP waivers being offered by Secretary Brooke Rollins and Secretary RFK Jr. Approving these waivers and setting them into SNAP requirements would be more costly for retailers, recipients, farmers, ranchers, and people who work with food, creating more red tape than benefits. This will not stop obesity. It would be better to reinstate hour-long recess periods in schools, having longer gym sessions and more outdoor activities for kids, and for adults there should be rewards for making conscious health choices, not restrictions on what they can eat or drink. We have anti-obesity medicines. What we need is better and more affordable healthcare, not punishments.

The USDA has no authority to ban snack foods and sweets from being purchased with food stamps, and yet Secretary Brooke and RFK Jr are willing to turn the rules on their heads to enforce a failing agenda not guaranteed to make Americans healthy. This is just a way to punish disabled, poor people who barely make enough to pay rent. If they cared about health, they would support vaccinations, free healthcare, make brand name medicines affordable, not just generics, and expand what can be bought with SNAP, not restrict it. I am urging you to oppose these harmful waivers for SNAP recipients and impeach both RFK Jr. and Secretary Brooke.