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  • Defend the Constitution: Military Must Refuse Illegal Orders
    As veterans, active-duty military personnel, military family members, and civilian supporters, we stand with Senators Mark Kelly and Elissa Slotkin, and Representatives Jason Crow, Chris Deluzio, Maggie Goodlander, and Chrissy Houlahan, in reiterating the obligation of U.S. military servicemembers to refuse illegal orders. All members of the United States military have an obligation to refuse orders that run contrary to our laws or Constitution.  Like many in uniform, we are deeply concerned that members of the military are being used as political props to police, intimidate, and repress United States residents. We urge every senator and representative to speak out forcefully against attempts to involve the military in partisan conflicts and domestic politics.  Silence in such moments is not neutrality; it is abdication of duty.
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    Created by Jacob Thomas
  • Hold Reps. Accountable for Voting to Greenlight Trump’s Warmongering in Venezuela
    Your vote against H.Con.Res.64, a War Powers Resolution to keep us from launching another endless war, was a disgrace. Continued military action in the Caribbean and a march to war in Venezuela without congressional authorization – especially when crucial questions about who was targeted and whether they posed an actual threat to the United States remain unanswered – amounts to alarming executive overreach. Congress must change course and pull us off the path toward all-out war in Latin America.
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  • We must invest and build Affordable Housing!
    Mayor Daniel Lurie, Senator Scott Wiener, Assemblymen Matt Haney, Board of Supervisors In 2018 the SFMTA created the Potrero Yard Working Group, a diverse group of neighbors, stakeholders and SFMTA employees to plan for the modernization of the Potrero Yard at 17th & Mariposa in San Francisco’s Mission District.  This working group worked tirelessly to deliver a new modern bus barn and 465 affordable housing units for seniors, families, the homeless and city workforce. This project received input from thousands of individuals with 1,100 surveys completed and over 3,700 subscribers to project updates.   We have an affordable housing crisis in San Francisco and housing is the key element of the Potrero Yard. This message was heard loud and clear from all the outreach completed over the past seven years, making affordable housing a priority. The SFMTA, along with massive community support, received entitlement approval from the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors in 2025.    The SFMTA recently announced a budget deficit of $307 Million. The SFMTA decided to reduce the amount of housing that could be built in the yard to 100 units, losing 365 units.   We are asking the city and state to invest the $70 million needed to build the platform above the bus barn which will secure building 365 affordable housing units in the future that is desperately needed in San Francisco. We will never reach our Reginal Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA) goals of 82,000.00 with 46,598.00 being affordable if we do not invest, plan or strategize to build housing that has been advocated for by all our city and state representatives.   The housing element ratified by the City of San Francisco and the State of California states:    | 8.1.10 | By January 2026, the Interagency Housing Element Implementation committee (see Action 4.1.4) will assess if the city has approved the appropriate housing units by income level to meet the RHNA goals. If the City is behind the pro rata affordable housing production goals the Interagency Housing Element Implementation committee should trigger:  - Increase of additional City funding for affordable housing and pursuit of additional State funding  - Increase the land banking strategy to accommodate 50 percent more affordable housing units than the capacity of the sites acquired from 2022 through 2025 The city will implement these actions in consultation with HCD.   We must work collaboratively and swiftly to not lose the opportunity to build 365 affordable housing units in San Francisco and stop the displacement of our residents.   Our Mission No Eviction
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  • Demand an investigation into the costs of Trump's troop deployments
    Twelve U.S. Senators recently requested an independent assessment of the projected expense of deploying federalized National Guard units for “domestic security operations,” including the activation, deployment, compensation, and sustainment costs. I urge the CBO to comply with this request and publicly disclose how much President Trump’s deployment of military personnel in U.S. communities is costing U.S. taxpayers.
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  • Urgent: Major part of Miami needs representation in Tallahassee
    We write as residents of Florida House District 113, which currently has no representation in the Florida House of Representatives following the appointment of former Representative Lopez to the Miami-Dade County Commission. District 113 includes Brickell, Key Biscayne, Shenandoah, The Roads, Coral Gate, and parts of Little Havana, Coconut Grove, Edgewater, Silver Bluff, and Downtown Miami, home to nearly 180,000 Floridians who today have no elected voice in Tallahassee. Florida law provides a clear process for filling legislative vacancies through a special election, and we respectfully urge you to act without delay. The 2026 Legislative Session begins in January, and major decisions affecting housing, insurance, education, climate resiliency, taxes, and transportation will be made before the session ends in March 2026. Ideally, District 113 should have representation before the session concludes. But even beyond floor votes, our community needs a representative, someone accountable to constituents and available to assist residents navigating state policies and agencies. And there is always the potential for special legislative sessions or an extension to the March date.  Leaving nearly 180,000 Floridians without representation for an extended period undermines the principle of equal representation. We respectfully ask that you promptly call a special election for Florida House District 113 so our community can choose its representative. This request is nonpartisan and rooted in a shared democratic value: every Floridian deserves representation, regardless of party. A map of Florida House District 113 can be found here: https://www.flhouse.gov/FileStores/Web/District/DistrictMaps/large/HD_113_Large.pdf
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  • Lower Federal student loan interest rates to make education affordable for all
    We are calling upon Congress and the Department of Education to reduce federal student loan interest rates to make it more accessible for all. With high interest rates, education is not possible for all, delays homeownership, and it also brings the economy to a hard stop, and does not allow it to grow. Lowering interest rates is a simple and very big step to financial freedom, and it would also provide relief to students and graduates nationwide.
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    Created by Arlynn Zhunio
  • Increase Funding for National Parks
    Our national parks are not only beautiful places for tourists, but they also protect wildlife, natural habitats, and historic sites that everyone can enjoy. However, many parks are struggling with aging facilities, trail damage, pollution, and, worst of all, budget cuts. I would like to increase federal funding, which would help preserve these special places, improve safety for visitors, and protect ecosystems for future generations to also enjoy.
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  • Adding more Asian American Curriculums in Schools
    Asian Americans have been affected by the misconceptions that the Model Minority Myth has displayed for many years. This originated during the Civil Rights Movements because the Japanese immigrants were seen as more successful and hardworking than other minorities at the time. The Model Minority Myth portrays all Asian Americans as well educated and successful which undermines the diversity among them and this has carried on into the present day. This not only disregards the many struggles that Asian Americans have faced, it also negatively impacts the mental health of Asian Americans, especially our youth. It overlooks the reality Asian Americans face and the struggles they went through just like other minority groups.  The issue of this is that it leads to the misrepresentation of Asian Americans in policy making. I believe that this issue starts in schools as our youth is not exposed to the diversity of Asian history. I acknowledge that in many Asian dominated cities that have implemented curriculums that focus on this matter, however, in cities such as where I grew up in, Hayward, there isn’t a significant amount of representation of Asian history in our curriculums. Our schools are lacking the recognition of Asian American History of immigration and discrimination in their curriculums which is why the Model Minority Myth continues to exist in our communities today. Without addressing this issue and acting upon it, we are allowing our next generation to continue to fall into these misconceptions.  My policy recommendation is to implement more Asian studies that cover the history of immigration and discrimination as well as the impact of the Asian American community in more schools in the East bay. By doing this, I believe that it will provide exposure to students and educate them on the diversity of all Asian Americans. This will educate students how to debunk the Model Minority Myth in our society and speak more knowledge of the history of Asian Americans and their role in today's society. There are many organizations in support of the debunking of the Model Minority Myth such as the Asian American Advancing Justice (AAAJ) who advocate for human rights and the representation of Asian Americans in policies. I would like to ask for any support you can give to this issue as it would help a lot in pushing these policies to be passed.
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    Created by Alina Garcia
  • Unmask ICE Agents in MN
    Governor Tim Walz Petition to Require ICE Agents in Minnesota to Be Identifiable and Unmasked During Enforcement Operations Dear Governor Walz, We, the undersigned residents of Minnesota, respectfully petition your office to take immediate action to ensure that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents operating within our state are required to be fully identifiable and prohibited from concealing their faces during enforcement activities, except in clearly defined and narrow circumstances. Minnesotans value transparency, accountability, and trust in law-enforcement. When federal agents conduct raids or enforcement actions in unmarked vehicles, wearing masks or concealing their identity, it creates an atmosphere of fear and confusion — particularly in immigrant and mixed-status communities. It also increases the risk of impersonation, abuse, and civil-rights violations. A Proven Legislative Model: California’s New Law In 2025, California passed the No Secret Police Act (SB 627) and the No Vigilantes Act (SB 805). These laws: • Prohibit ICE agents and other law-enforcement officers from wearing masks, balaclavas, ski masks, or other facial coverings that conceal identity while performing official duties. • Require non-uniformed officers to visibly display identification — including agency name and badge number — during enforcement operations. • Establish a statewide standard ensuring that all communities know who is exercising authority in their neighborhoods. These laws were designed to prevent secretive, anonymous policing and to protect residents from impersonation and unlawful detention. Minnesota can adopt similar protections to reinforce our existing commitments to fairness, transparency, and community safety. What We Are Asking From Your Office We respectfully request that you support, introduce, or direct the drafting of legislation that would: 1. Require all ICE agents operating in Minnesota to wear visible identification, including name or badge number, whenever engaging the public. 2. Prohibit the use of face coverings that hide an agent’s identity during enforcement operations, with narrow exceptions (such as medical needs or hazardous-materials protection). 3. Create clear penalties for violations to ensure accountability. 4. Protect residents’ right to verify an agent’s identity before complying with enforcement actions to prevent impersonation. Thank you for your leadership and for considering this vital request. Sincerely, Mohamed Mohamed
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  • Tell Amazon: Don’t privatize delivery or undermine USPS!
    Amazon’s contract with the United States Postal Service (USPS) expires next year, but the tech giant hasn’t yet agreed to renew. Instead, it’s threatening to grow a rival delivery network that would compete directly with USPS.  The USPS is a public service that ensures Americans can send and receive mail at reasonable costs set by the government. If Amazon dissolves this partnership and fully privatizes its delivery, it would be a HUGE blow to our national mail service.  Sign the petition to say NO to Amazon building a competing delivery service and urge executives to maintain its partnership with USPS. >> 
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  • Reveal the Truth: The Pentagon Must Release the Boat Strike Video
    Reports of orders to kill survivors of a September 2 strike are deeply troubling. The public deserves transparency on these attacks. I urge you to demand the Pentagon release the footage of the second strike, and to keep pushing if you’ve already spoken out.
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  • A Long Way From Grown - He Needed Guidance, Not a Life Sentence
    Hi everyone, I'm writing to you today with a call to action, an invitation to join a powerful movement for the future of Wisconsin's youth. The Wisconsin Alliance for Youth Justice (WAYJ) is mobilizing, reaching out to our elected officials to advocate for a transformative piece of legislation: the youthful offender bill. This isn't just about policy; it's about hope, about second chances, about believing in the potential that resides within  every young person. This bill isn't about excusing wrongdoing; it's about protecting vulnerable youth from harsh, irreversible sentences, ensuring they have the opportunity to grow, learn, and contribute to our society. It's a belief that with time, support, and opportunity, no youth is beyond redemption. I urge you to join WAYJ in this vital endeavor. Every voice, every message, amplifies the cause and strengthens our collective impact. We cannot singlehandedly save Wisconsin's youth. It requires a united front, a village working together to build a brighter tomorrow. Let's answer this call, let's make our voices heard, and make a difference.  We want them to have self-worth... So we destroy their self-worth. We want them to be responsible... So we take away all responsibilities. We want them to be kind an loving people... So we subject them to hate an cruelty. We want them to quit being the tough guy... So we put them where the tough guy is respected. We want them to quit hanging around losers... So we put all the losers in the state under one roof. We want them to be positive and constructive... So we degrade them and make them useless.  We want them to be trustworthy... So we put them where there is no trust. We want them to be nonviolent... So we put them where there is violence all around them. We want them to quit exploiting us... So we put them where they exploit each other. We want them to think like normal people... So we put them where their fellow inmates think as they do... Reinforcing each other's losing beliefs and lifestyle. We want them to take control of their lives, own their problems, and quit being parasites... So we make them totally dependent on us. Winning at Losing (2004) Judge Dennis A. Challeen
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