John,
Tomorrow, the House is expected to vote on the impeachment inquiry. It will be the first time that lawmakers will go on the record about where they stand – which means now is a huge moment to build the support we need to #ImpeachNow.
If we want impeachment, we need to be louder than ever.
That’s why we’re organizing a week of action in D.C. with the #RemoveTrump network from Nov. 2-11 and marching on November 8th to take back our democracy – and we need you there.
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First, we will gather at 11am on the southeast side of the Capitol, where we’ll join the #FireDrillFriday rally organized by Jane Fonda.
At noon, we’ll march together from the US Capitol to the White House, passing the GOP strategy retreat at the Trump Hotel along the way.
RSVP now and help make this action a turning point. Together we can show Congress that the American people demand justice.
The Nov. 8 march will be the largest action of the week, but people will also be converging at the White House every day from Nov. 2-11 at noon and 6pm to call for Trump’s removal.
The GOP is fighting with everything they have to derail the impeachment investigation. Lindsey Graham and other Trump loyalists just released a Senate resolution condemning the House impeachment inquiry, but not everything is going as planned.
Key swing voters Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Susan Collins (R-ME) announced they would not sign on to Graham’s sham resolution – and with thousands of people on the streets on November 8, we can pressure even more Senators to stand up for democracy and vote to convict Trump’s blatant corruption.
Commit to march on November 8th and show Congress what to expect if they fail to bring justice.
We’ve never been closer to removing Trump from office, which is why our resistance is needed now more than ever. Together, we can defend our democracy, finish what we started, and remove Donald Trump once and for all.
See you there,
Tabitha St. Bernard-Jacobs
Women's March
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