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  • NO U.S. Occupation In Venezuela
    On Saturday, January 3, the United States conducted a military strike against Venezuela and captured its president, President Nicolás Maduro and his wife.  President Trump said in a press conference that the U.S. will "run" Venezuela on a temporary basis during the transition, and "get the oil flowing." Trump wants to “run” Venezuela when our own citizens cannot even afford groceries, rent, and healthcare?   Americans have seen this before in Iraq and Afghanistan and we have paid the price - getting sucked into expensive forever wars that cost the lives of our brave soldiers and countless civilians.  These actions put American security, safety, and taxpayer dollars at risk and are unacceptable. Congress must take action to prioritize the most pre-eminent crises in America.  Sign now to tell Congress and the President: No US Occupation of Venezuela!
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  • MEMBERS OF CONGRESS – WE WILL REMEMBER IN 2026
    We are paying close attention to your legislative decisions and believe it is a great time to remind our elected officials of our power.  We are the 65+ voters, and roughly 75% of us turned out in 2024, along with our family, colleagues, and friends of all ages.   In 2025 alone, Congress acted in a manner that showed reckless and often cruel legislative behavior, with utter disregard for protecting the agencies, programs, and services Americans have relied on for years, and ignored the needs of retirees and older Americans by failing to legislate favorably for them.  What is America today but a nation with vast and profound, ingrained, and systemic problems, a society concentrated on opposing extremes?   But interestingly enough, there is widespread sentiment among Americans across political ideologies that our nation's massive bureaucratic structure requires significant attention and reform, and contrary to the belief of some of our elected officials, we are smart enough to know that such change not only involves bipartisanship, but the serious work collaboration requires, and we yearn for it.  But after years of pervasive problems, you chose to implement policies at breakneck speed rather than enact legislation with scholarly intent, using rigorous, evidence-based policy development in which expert research should have guided its formation.  Instead, in some severe instances, you allowed executive orders, while legal, to serve as a band-aid for your failure to do the business of Congress.  More distressing, Congress has generally ceased to legislate with fairness and humanity in mind, with members often serving themselves or their political donors, forgetting that they are in place to serve their constituents.  We've had enough.  We urge you to fix our country's problems and create laws and policies that reflect the values most dear to us: dignity, fairness, respect, and integrity, which protect our individual and collective rights, ensure government accountability, and promote the best interests of all our citizens, but sadly, there is a preponderance of evidence that informs that our government is stagnant in many ways which has led to inaction.  —We are sick of Congress kicking pressing issues down the road year after year, and agree with the substantial body of evidence indicating that Congress is more ideologically polarized than the American people.  We may suffer from affective polarization, distrusting one another based on party affiliation; however, the real extreme ideological divide is among yourselves, so you are unable to do the job we hired you to do.    EXHIBIT A – In 1977 and 1983, the Social Security Act amendments placed the insolvency burden on American workers.  You saw the warning signs decades ago – you knew about the long-term funding shortfall, and you still haven't taken action.   EXHIBIT B – You also had early warnings about Medicare's financial condition in the mid-1970s, and perhaps even at its inception.  Sure, you tried to extend the program's life through legislation, but that did not rectify the impending financial crisis.    EXHIBIT C – You've recently attempted to pull the wool over our eyes by claiming that the Medicaid issue is fundamentally an "illegal immigration" problem, which neglects to inform that millions of Americans rely on their dual eligibility for Medicare and Medicaid, with older Americans making up the majority of the dual-eligible population.   EXHIBIT D – Many of you have talked the talk, but not walked the walk.  You say you care, but you neglected to inform the American people that severe cuts to healthcare and nutrition programs will have cascading effects that harm our nation and our states, hurt providers and insurers, increase insurance premiums, and undermine the overall health of our people.   EXHIBIT E – We are living in an America where a 2025 bill to enhance the Older Americans Act has been sitting in the Senate HELP Committee since June 2025 without receiving the momentous bipartisan approval it deserves.  Are you actively at work trying to tell us you don't genuinely care about our health, prosperity, and dignity?  It sure feels like that.    Therefore, let's be vividly clear.   We urge you to legislate to rectify the many problems facing our great nation and stop the partisan divide causing political gridlock, eroding trust in our institutions, elevating social division and animosity among our citizens, and do the crucial and essential work to stop the misinformation fueled by partisan media and the algorithms on social media that exacerbate the problem.    Sincerely,    We the People     
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  • Protect Animals: End Unnecessary Animal Testing and Abuse
    Dear Decision-Maker, We are writing as concerned students and community members to urge you to take stronger action against unnecessary animal testing and animal abuse. Millions of animals are used each year in experiments for cosmetics, cleaning products, and other non-medical purposes. These animals experience fear, pain, and suffering, even though many modern and humane alternatives now exist. Scientific advancements such as lab-grown tissues, computer modeling, and human-cell testing can often replace harmful animal experiments. We believe no product, convenience, or profit is worth a life of suffering. Animals cannot speak for themselves, which is why we must speak for them. We respectfully ask that you support and promote: • Stronger laws protecting animals from abuse • The reduction and elimination of animal testing when alternatives are available • Increased support for cruelty-free research and innovation • Transparency from companies about how their products are tested By taking these steps, you can help protect animals, encourage ethical science, and demonstrate leadership that reflects compassion and responsibility. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Concerned Supporters
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  • Venezuela Is Not a Threat — Choose Peace
      We call on the United States government to halt any military or provocative actions against Venezuela and to pursue a path of diplomacy and regional cooperation. 
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  • Bring Any Lucia Lopez Belloza Home Before the Holidays
    While traveling home to her family for Thanksgiving, Any Lucia Lopez Belloza was unlawfully deported to Honduras, a country she hadn’t seen since she was seven years old. I urge you to speak out and take action to bring her home immediately. If you are already speaking out, I thank you for doing so and urge you to keep going.
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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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  • 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 Regional 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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  • Winter Clothes and Tents for Children in Gaza
    PETITION TO HIS EXCELLENCY DR. YECHIEL (MICHAEL) LEITER   Ambassador of Israel to the United States Embassy of Israel 3514 International Drive, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20008, USA   From: Concerned Physicians and Health Professionals Date: December 14, 2025   Subject: Urgent Appeal to Facilitate Humanitarian and Medical Access to Gaza in Light of Winter Storm Byron, Blocked Winterized Aid, and Human Rights Conditions    Dear Ambassador Leiter,   At the outset, we wish to express our unequivocal condemnation of antisemitism in all its forms and to offer our condolences and solidarity to those affected by recent antisemitic attacks and threats reported in Bondi, and in other communities. As physicians committed to the dignity and safety of all people, we are morally outraged by acts of hatred, intimidation, and violence directed at Jewish individuals and institutions. Antisemitism is an assault on human dignity and has no place in medicine, academia, or civil society. We emphasize this unequivocally because opposition to antisemitism and concern for Palestinian civilian suffering are not in conflict. Both arise from the same ethical commitment to protect human life, oppose collective punishment, and prevent harm to civilians, especially children, wherever they may be. We write with grave concern regarding the ongoing humanitarian and public-health emergency in the Gaza Strip. This crisis, now compounded by the effects of Winter Storm Byron and corroborated by extensive reporting from Israeli, international, and United Nations humanitarian organizations, demands immediate action to prevent avoidable illness, suffering, and death.   Our Requests   1. Immediate Entry of Blocked Winterized Aid: Facilitate without delay the entry of the approximately 6,500 humanitarian aid trucks currently blocked, with priority given to winterized shelters, blankets, warm clothing, heating fuel, food, clean water, and medical supplies.   2. Safe Access for Medical and Humanitarian Teams: Ensure the safe and unimpeded entry of international and regional medical personnel and humanitarian workers so that aid can be effectively distributed and medical care delivered.   3. Coordination With Humanitarian Agencies: Engage transparently with UN agencies, WHO, UNRWA, ICRC, Médecins Sans Frontières, Physicians for Human Rights–Israel, and other reputable organizations to establish predictable humanitarian corridors.   4. Protection of Civilians: Prioritize the protection of civilians, especially infants, children, the elderly, pregnant women, and individuals with chronic illness or disability, from exposure, deprivation, and preventable harm.   Conclusion   The convergence of winter storms, mass displacement, and the documented blocking of essential humanitarian aid has created a foreseeable and preventable public-health catastrophe. Preventing children from freezing is not a political issue, it is a medical, ethical, and humanitarian imperative. We urge immediate action consistent with the values of human dignity, protection of civilians, and opposition to all forms of hatred.   Respectfully submitted,    
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  • Urgent: Major part of Miami needs representation in Tallahassee
    Florida District 113 currently has no representation in the Florida House of Representatives following the appointment of former Representative Lopez to the Miami-Dade County Commission. We write as either residents of Florida House District 113, or concerned Florida residents from other districts who believe that ALL FLORIDIANS SHOULD HAVE REPRESENTATION. 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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