John,
The American people should be confident that our judges are held to the highest standards. That's why last week, Pramila and Sen. Elizabeth Warren banded together to reintroduce the bicameral Judicial Ethics and Anti-Corruption Act.
This piece of legislation would work to strengthen our nation's judicial ethics laws, impose an enforceable code of conduct on the Supreme Court, and ban federal judges from owning individual stocks.
It's simple, John: A system without basic ethics is a corrupt system. And the Judicial Ethics and Anti-Corruption Act will spearhead efforts to restore trust in the Supreme Court for generations to come. If you stand with Pramila, please add your name to build support and momentum for The Judicial Ethics and Anti-Corruption Act.
Public trust in the Supreme Court is at record lows, and it's not difficult to understand why. Our country's highest Court has been plagued by scandal after scandal, and we can no longer stand by as judges and justices take advantage of their positions to build wealth and power — all at the expense of our country. Take a look at Clarence Thomas, who was just outed for accepting grandiose gifts and extravagant trips by a major GOP billionaire donor.
We deserve an impartial Court that will not lean towards special interests and personal agendas. No one is above the law, not even a Supreme Court Justice.
It's time to enforce checks and balances to ensure a fair system that meets the promise of equal justice under the law. And the Judicial Ethics and Anti-Corruption Act is the first step to ensuring this future. Add your name to our petition to build momentum and support for this monumental legislation, and help us put an end to corruption in our democracy once and for all.
Together,
Team Pramila
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