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John,



It's been a busy week and Michelle is on the road, so we wanted to update you
on her actions this past week in Washington.



What joy! Life won!



Nearly fifty years after the incorrect Roe v. Wade decision, the power of
states to legislate their values has finally returned to legislatures across
the country. TheDobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision is
historic. This is a victory for state rights, the Constitution, and, above all,
the sanctity of human life. There has never been an explicit constitutional
right to abortion. That’s why Michelle consideredRoe v. Wade so egregiously
wrong from the onset. Last week's decision reasserts the right of popularly
elected state legislatures across the country to choose their own values and
aspirations.



Given the recent increase in threats directed at Supreme Court justices, their
families, and pro-life organizations across the country, it is clear that
Congress must do more to combat political violence.

* Michelle took decisive action by voting for legislation to provide police
protection for the families of Supreme Court justices.
* She also signed a letter with her Republican colleagues calling for a
Justice Department investigation into domestic terrorist attacks on pro-life
organizations.
It is imperative for us to take these threats seriously, give our justices and
their families the security they need, and condemn these acts of violence.



Last week, the Supreme Court delivered a major decision regarding our Second
Amendment rights. In a 6-3 decision delivered on ideological lines, the court
struck down a restrictive New York State regulation that required proper cause
to apply for open carry permits. This ruling is a major win for Second
Amendment rights! Law-abiding citizens have a constitutional right to defend
themselves and their families. Moving forward, Americans will have the right to
legally carry a firearm for self-defense and no longer need to jump through
regulatory hoops to justify their right to defend themselves.



Unfortunately, despite this progress, the Senate passed their gun-control
legislation and sent it to the House. While Michelle believes we must do more
to protect schools from violence, she cannot support legislation that would
strip away due process and impede upon our enshrined right of self-defense. The
red flag laws do just that. Michelle took to the floor early Friday morning to
lead the Republican debate against this bill. She called for immediate
consideration of the Stop To Secure Every School Act, critical legislation that
would harden schools, support active shooter training, and provide mental
health funding. Democrats rejected this bill, which would keep students safe
while also protecting our Second Amendment rights. They passed their blatant
infringement of lawful gun owners' rights so they could say they "did
something."



We look forward to seeing you at your local community events this summer.



Thank you for your continued support!



- Team Fischbach



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