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To: To the U.S. Congress, the Department of Justice, and all Americans who care about truth, justice, and the survival of our democracy:
This Isn’t Just Corruption. It’s Psychological Warfare.
I am writing this as a citizen who feels like they’re losing their grip on reality because reality itself is being hijacked. Donold t(R)*mp, a man with a long, documented history of corruption, abuse, and cruelty, is not just threatening democracy. He is dismantling it in real time--before our very eyes. And yet somehow, he is still walking free. I am exhausted, enraged, and deeply disturbed by the fact that someone with t(R)*mp’s record is allowed to keep holding power and reshaping this country into something unrecognizable.
Before he ever stepped foot in the White House, t(R)*mp had disturbing ties to Jeffrey Epstein--a convicted sex offender with a known history of trafficking underage girls. t(R)*mp was photographed with Epstein, partied with him, and even joked about their shared interest in “young women.” Multiple women have come forward in lawsuits claiming t(R)*mp assaulted them when they were minors, including a woman who alleged he raped her at one of Epstein’s parties. Those lawsuits were later withdrawn, but the allegations remain chilling and unresolved. According to reporting by author Michael Wolff, Epstein reportedly kept photos of t(R)*mp with topless young girls, some sitting on his lap. These are not rumors. These are deeply disturbing pieces of evidence that demand public attention and legal accountability.
And while the Epstein story is horrifying on its own, it's only one part of a much bigger threat. t(R)*mp is not just a man with a dark past. He is a present and ongoing danger to American democracy. He has attempted to overturn an election. He incited an insurrection. He has filled government agencies with loyalists and fired watchdogs who tried to hold him accountable. He targets civil servants, attacks the press, and undermines every institution designed to check executive power. He pardoned those who violently tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power. He openly vows to do more if given another chance.
I am not okay because none of this is okay. The psychological toll of watching our democracy collapse while the architects of that collapse face no consequences is unbearable. People like me are being driven to the edge, not just by what is happening, but by the silence and inaction that follow.
We demand a full, public investigation into Donold t(R)*mp’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein and all sexual misconduct allegations. We demand that the Department of Justice and Congress investigate t(R)*mp’s efforts to destroy democratic norms and hold him legally accountable for every violation of the Constitution. We demand protection for civil servants and whistleblowers targeted under his influence. We demand the restoration of voting rights, the end of political gerrymandering, and real safeguards to ensure that no president, now or ever again, can hijack our democracy for personal gain.
This is not just about politics. It’s about the survival of truth, justice, and of the republic itself.
Why is this important?
This matters not only for the survival and restoration of American democracy, but for the mental health of an entire nation. And, frankly, for humanity itself. What we are witnessing is not just political chaos; it is emotional warfare that is actively dismantling the fragile remnants of our democracy. When truth is attacked, when abusers are protected, when justice is optional, and when power is limitless and unchecked, the very fabric of our democratic system begins to unravel. People like me start to feel like we are losing our grip on reality, not because we are broken, but because the system that should protect us is breaking down. This petition is a demand to stop normalizing the abuse of power, the degradation of women, and the destruction of truth and to protect the little bit of democracy we have left. If we want a country and a world where people can live with dignity, truth, and mental stability, where the core values of democracy are still alive, we must stop this descent now. For the sake of our democracy. For the sake of our minds. For the sake of humanity.