Friend --

When I served in Congress, I had a red line.  The assault on the U.S. Capitol was a red line for me—a moment that demanded moral clarity. I made the decision to tell the truth about that dark day, regardless of the political cost, because I believe in our Democracy.

Partisanship is one thing—but staying silent on actions that violate your core beliefs is something else entirely. And right now, far too many Members of Congress are choosing silence and political self-preservation over integrity and accountability.

You would think, there’s a limit—even for them, that there is some action so far beyond the pale that it would force them to say: “Enough is Enough.”

That’s the focus of this week’s Country First Day of Action.

Under this administration, we’ve seen reckless and dangerous actions that would have once been unthinkable. Actions that should have been red lines for any Public Servant. Yet too many in Congress remain silent. The American people aren’t fooled: the Administration’s approval is underwater, and trust in leadership continues to erode.

So, what is their red line?

This Thursday, join us as we contact key Members of Congress and ask a simple but powerful question:
What would it take for you to say “no” to this Administration?

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Let’s remind our elected officials: their job is to serve the Constitution, not a political personality.

Adam Kinzinger
https://www.country1st.com/