The House is considering legislation to curb corruption at the executive level and prevent another president from abusing the powers of their office like Trump.

What do you think, John? Should Congress pursue reforms to curb corruption at the highest levels of government?

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John,

Across the country, Americans from all walks of life, creeds, and ideology seem to agree on one issue: Corruption has no place in our government.

Trump's presidency showed Americans that we could not rely on precedent or the hope of good faith. That's why we need firm checks to prevent abuses of power. From appointing family members and soliciting foreign interference in our democracy to resisting investigations and pardoning personal lackeys -- the need for robust reform is crystal clear.

The House is considering the Protecting our Democracy Act, a set of rules to check executive power and curb corruption from either party.

We want to know where you stand, John. Do you think Congress should pursue anti-corruption legislation to increase transparency, accountability, and prevent abuse of powers?

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It's vital for us to stand against corruption, no matter what form it takes or who is implicated. From the highest office to the local dog catcher, whether the perpetrator is a Republican or a Democrat -- because corruption attacks at the core of our democracy.

The Protecting Our Democracy Act would:

• Provide oversight for Presidents to offer or bestow pardons in circumstances that raise suspicion of corruption.
• Increase protections for whistleblowers.
• Make it difficult for Presidents to resist oversight by Congress and watchdog agencies.
• Prohibit foreign donations to political campaigns and candidates.
• Establish penalties for political appointees who engage in prohibited political activities.
• Prevent “emoluments” or compensation while in office, especially from commercial transactions.

These provisions will ensure no president can abuse the powers of elected office without facing the consequences of their actions.

But we want to hear from you. Do you support the anti-corruption provisions included in the Protecting Our Democracy Act?

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Thanks,

Team Hahn

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