Posts in Congressional Oversight
Tell your MoC's - Expand the Impeachment Articles

Before the decision to vote on passing articles of impeachment to the Senate is finalized, Pelosi said she’ll seek input from rank-and-file Democrats 'on how we proceed further' — a meeting of the caucus that’s scheduled for Tuesday morning in the Capitol. Please call your MoC's DC office Monday morning. I'll also be calling in support of expanding the articles to Iran and the dozens of other impeachable acts.

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Tell your Senators - No Sham Impeachment Trial!

Mitch McConnell has the votes to force his witness-free sham impeachment trial through to the Senate. That means he could bring a vote on the rules as soon as the House sends over the articles, which could be as soon as tomorrow—unless we stop him. Tell your Senators - NO Sham impeachment trial!

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Thank your MoC's for supporting the ongoing impeachment investigation, and tell them to be thorough and strategic.

If the House votes on articles of impeachment, the trial in the Senate will be under the control of Republicans who will do everything they can to prevent Trump from being convicted. If Trump is acquitted, he will be an even greater danger to democracy. Therefore, the House should not send articles of impeachment to the Senate until there is some likelihood of winning a conviction.

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Tell your MoC's - Don't back down on National Defense Authorization Act that restricts the President's war powers.

It is now being reported that House and Senate negotiators are trying to finalize a National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that may be voted on before the Thanksgiving recess. Tell your MoC’s to make sure the NDAA restricts the President’s war powers.

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Thank your MoC's for voting "Yes" on impeachment investigation, and tell them not to rush it.

If the House votes articles of impeachment, the trial in the Senate will be under the control of Republicans who will do everything they can to prevent Trump from being convicted. If Trump is acquitted, he will be an even greater danger to democracy. Therefore, the House should not send articles of impeachment to the Senate until there is some likelihood of winning a conviction.

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Tell your MoC's - Don't rush impeachment through

If the House votes articles of impeachment, the trial in the Senate will be under the control of Republicans who will do everything they can to prevent Trump from being convicted. If Trump is acquitted, he will be an even greater danger to democracy. Therefore, the House should not send articles of impeachment to the Senate until there is some likelihood of winning a conviction.

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Support Impeachment Without Delay!

Even under scrutiny from the Mueller report, Trump attempted to leverage military aid for Ukraine to get dirt on his political opponent Biden. A gross abuse of power that happened in the open, this cannot be tolerated. More and more Democrats have been coming out for impeachment as a result - tell Pelosi to start impeachment proceedings without delay!

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Release the Full Mueller Report and Hold Trump Accountable for Abuse of Power

Congress now has a version of the report, but it must continue to push to get the FULL report and all underlying investigatory evidence. Barr also put his heavy thumb on the scale, improperly making the determination that the evidence did not establish Trump obstructed justice.

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Thank your MoC's for Defending our Healthcare

Trump and the Republican leadership are proposing to slash healthcare spending while launching a legal attack aimed at completely eliminating Obamacare. Our four MoC are united in fierce opposition to this two-prong attack on our healthcare. We need to let them know they have our support so that they hold firm without compromise.

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Investigate Kushner Now

We urgently need Congressional investigations into Jared Kushner’s security clearance that get to the bottom of why Kushner was denied security clearance by intelligence officials and whether Kushner has used his security clearance to advance his personal business interests.

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