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Text SIGN PGHJMA to 50409 — War crimes. Giving illegal orders. Treason. Betraying our allies. Using the armed force against American citizens. Pardoning insurrectionists, pardoning fraudsters and narco-kings. Demolishing part of the White House without permits. Accepting bribes. Ruling like a tyrant. Calling other people pigs and garbage. Falling asleep in meetings. Defying court orders. Fomenting racist hatred and stochastic violence. Asking a state AG to find votes. Urging gerrymanders to retain power. Betraying the constitution and shredding our rights and the rule of law daily. What will it take? It's time to impeach and remove TRUMP. HEGSETH, BONDI, PATEL, NOEM and RFK jr also have betrayed their offices and committed impeachable actions. Why are you tolerating this wrecking? Your compliance enables this regime of scoff-law cruelty, fascism, and unconstitutional actions. Do your job Uphold your oath

This is evil.

Text SIGN PYOVLK to 50409 — I am writing as someone who believes deeply in our military, in the rule of law, and in the responsibilities the Constitution places on all branches of government. I urge you to begin impeachment proceedings against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth — and to investigate the role of the Trump Regime in authorizing a lethal campaign that may have placed U.S. service members in legal danger. Americans of every political background agree: We must support our troops by ensuring they are never given unlawful orders and never left holding the bag for decisions made above them. That is exactly what appears to have happened in the September 2 boat strike off Venezuela. The Washington Post reported that Secretary Hegseth gave explicit instructions to “kill everyone” aboard a small vessel. A first strike left two survivors clinging to wreckage. A second strike — carried out under Hegseth’s authority — killed the survivors. Under U.S. military law and the laws of war, shipwrecked survivors who pose no immediate threat cannot be targeted. That is not a partisan opinion — it is the foundation of American military professionalism. Even the Wall Street Journal editorial board stated that the Pentagon’s own Law of War Manual forbids any order “on the basis that there shall be no survivors.” The Journal called the second strike almost certainly unlawful and urged Congress to determine “who ordered what.” The Trump Regime’s story has changed multiple times in one day: • Hegseth first called the reporting “fabricated.” • The White House then admitted a second strike did happen and said Admiral Mitch Bradley carried it out “under authority” delegated by Hegseth. • Then Hegseth publicly proclaimed total support for Bradley’s “combat decisions,” which made it appear as though both men were being positioned to take the fall. This kind of confusion does not help America. It does not help our troops. And it does not project strength. Meanwhile, The Hill reported that service members are so concerned about potential illegal orders that military legal hotlines have seen a surge in calls. One career officer said he determined a proposed strike did not meet legal standards — only to feel pressured by political appointees to declare it lawful anyway. That is a breakdown in the chain of command and puts American warfighters at risk of prosecution for decisions they did not make. This is why many respected veterans in Congress — including Republicans — are speaking out: • Armed Services Chair Mike Rogers (R-MI) and Sen. Roger Wicker (R-MS) have called for oversight. • Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH) said the strike was “completely outside” anything Congress was told. • Sen. Angus King said if the facts are as alleged, the second strike is “a stone-cold war crime… also murder.” • Sen. Mark Kelly, a decorated Navy combat pilot, warned that Secretary Hegseth’s conduct is dangerous and unprofessional for someone in the nuclear command structure. These concerns are not about left or right. They are about protecting the integrity of our military, preventing unlawful orders, and ensuring American strength is built on accountability, not chaos. And Congress must remember: Under the Constitution, the President — any President — is the Commander in Chief. The Trump Regime authorized or oversaw this campaign. Congress must determine whether unlawful orders, legal pressure, or an absence of oversight from the top allowed this situation to unfold. To uphold the Constitution and protect our service members, I urge you to support: 1. Impeachment proceedings against Secretary Pete Hegseth. 2. A full congressional investigation into the Trump Regime’s role in authorizing the campaign of boat strikes. 3. Immediate public release of the legal rationale for these operations. 4. A clear statement reaffirming that U.S. troops must never follow illegal orders — and will be supported when they uphold the law. America is strongest when we lead by example, support our troops, and uphold our own standards. Congress has a constitutional duty to act now.

The Trump administration is being open about its plans to violate Americans’ First and Fourth Amendment rights.

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"People are trying to create division... and it's so f***ing unnecessary."

Text SIGN PGPZJY to 50409 — I am writing with deep concern about the Trump regime's rapid escalation toward a potentially catastrophic and unauthorized military conflict with Venezuela. Yesterday, President Trump declared on social media that “THE AIRSPACE ABOVE AND SURROUNDING VENEZUELA” is “CLOSED IN ITS ENTIRETY,” a sweeping assertion of power far beyond any lawful authority. The Venezuelan government denounced this as a “colonialist threat,” and they are correct to view it as a violation of international law and national sovereignty. This declaration is not happening in isolation. It follows months of U.S. military buildup in the region, covert CIA operations authorized by the president, and a series of lethal strikes on alleged drug boats—at least 21 actions resulting in at least 83 deaths since September. Now the president is telling U.S. service members that “very soon” land operations will begin. That is a de facto announcement of a ground invasion without congressional approval. The Trump regime's moves have already caused immediate disruption. Venezuela has now suspended all migrant deportation flights in response to Trump’s announcement. The FAA has issued a warning about a “worsening security situation” and “heightened military activity.” Commercial airlines have paused operations; Venezuela has revoked operating rights for six major international airlines. And in the midst of all this, the U.S. Department of Defense refuses comment while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is already under scrutiny for allegedly issuing illegal kill orders in the September 2 boat strike. This pattern is unmistakable: the administration is manufacturing a crisis to justify a conflict. Trump’s accusations that President Nicolás Maduro is a drug trafficker—charges Maduro denies—mirror the kind of pretext-building we have seen before in other misguided wars. And the assembled U.S. firepower far exceeds what would be needed for narrow counter-narcotics operations. The American people see through this. Polling shows that 70% oppose military action against Venezuela. Congress cannot allow the president to unilaterally declare foreign airspace “closed,” launch land operations, or escalate into war without authorization. You must act immediately. I urge you to: 1. Publicly reject any unauthorized military action against Venezuela, including land operations. 2. Hold emergency hearings on the administration’s actions in Venezuelan airspace and maritime zones. 3. Demand full transparency from the Department of Defense and CIA regarding operations already under way. 4. Reassert Congress’s exclusive authority to authorize war under Article I of the Constitution. 5. Ensure protections for migrants whose deportation flights were abruptly suspended due to this unilateral escalation. The United States cannot stumble into yet another unnecessary, unlawful conflict—especially one being driven by political weakness rather than national security. Congress must put a stop to this before it spirals into a regional war. Please act with urgency.