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JOhn,
I’m still feeling the energy from this weekend’s No Kings Rally, and I wanted to share a few moments with you.
We started with the Pledge of Allegiance, hand over heart, all of us saying together: “with liberty and justice for all.”
That’s something I’ll never take for granted. Because lately, it feels like some in power have forgotten those last two words, for all.
I looked out and saw veterans, federal workers, contractors, families — people who love this country deeply. Folks who show up, serve, and keep our communities running. And yet, too many in Congress are more interested in playing politics than doing their jobs.
They’ve stalled votes, walked away from negotiations, and left families paying the price while finding time for golf and press conferences.
So I said what we’re all thinking: Do your job.
Because this isn’t about partisanship. It’s about patriotism. It’s about believing in a democracy that works for everyone, not just the wealthy or well-connected.
I believe Virginia can lead the way. We have the energy, the people, and the power to send a message that our democracy belongs to all of us.
But here’s the truth: national Republicans are watching what’s happening here closely. They know this district is key to taking back the House, and they’ll spend whatever it takes to flip it.
If we want to keep fighting for democracy and for Virginia families, we need to show strength now. Early resources help us buy yard signs, print literature, organize, and they make it harder (and more expensive) for Republicans to target this seat later.
Thanks for standing with me, and for believing, like I do, that our country is worth fighting for.
With gratitude,
Suhas
Suhas Subramanyam has dedicated his life to public service as a State Senator and Delegate, an Obama White House advisor, Capitol Hill staffer, volunteer firefighter/EMT, and now as a member of Congress. In Richmond, he worked across the aisle to support Virginians and protect Democracy, and he is dedicated to delivering the same results from Capitol Hill. Suhas resides in Ashburn, Virginia (in VA-10) with his wife, Miranda, and their two daughters.
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