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Dear John,
Today, five days after President Trump’s supporters attempted a coup at the U.S. Capitol, the House of Representatives introduced an article of impeachment charging President Trump with “incitement of insurrection.” We need the House and Senate to vote immediately to impeach and remove Trump from office. Now.
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Tell your representatives that they must vote to impeach Trump, remove him from office, and hold accountable the members of Congress who attempted to overturn the election and undermined our democracy.
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It’s been four years of relentless gaslighting from this administration and its supporters. The cruelty, recklessness, and blatant hypocrisy is almost unsurprising at this point. But even in the final days of this wannabe dictatorship, we can’t allow what's happened to be normalized.
Our elected officials should have said “enough” to Trump’s egregious behavior long ago. If this isn’t the line—then what is? Demand that your representatives remove Trump from office and impeach him now. [[link removed]]
We’re still so angry. At the stark contrast between the way the police treated peaceful Black Lives Matter protestors last summer versus those violently attacking the Capitol. And at Trump and those in Congress who actively encouraged this coup. They must be held accountable for their role in calling for white supremacists to attack our government.
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In solidarity,
Uma Iyer
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Vice President for Marketing and Communications
National Women's Law Center
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