Federal Daily Action–Monday August 21, 2017

https://www.nytimes.com/…/steve-bannon-trump-white-house.ht…
YOUR CALL: Bannon is now out. We still need to Ask ourrepresentatives to demand the resignation of Sebastian Gorka and Stephen Miller.
The tragic events in Charlottesville on Saturday, August 12th rocked the United States to the core. As famed racist David Duke proclaimed that the purpose of the event was to “fulfill the promises of Donald Trump” and to “take our country back,” white supremacists and neo-Nazis rallied and attacked counter protesters. James Alex Fields is now charged with 2nd-degree murder for ramming his car into a group of protesters, killing Heather Heyer, a 32 year old anti-racist protester.
In times of hatred-fueled turmoil, Americans should be able to depend on the President to reaffirm American values of justice, fairness, and equality for all. Instead, after hours of silence, Donald Trump falsely equated white supremacists carrying Confederate and Nazi flags while chanting “Heil Trump” with the counter protesters defending civil rights. Although the White House has issued a clarification that their denunciation “includes white supremacists, KKK and all extremist groups”, this too little, too late, and still too weak approach leaves Americans wondering if their President actually supported these actions.
This massive failure of leadership should not come as a surprise to anyone since Donald Trump has at least 2 White House advisors who support white supremacist ideologies: Sebastian Gorka, and Steven Miller. Each man has a history of either promoting their own racist views or amplifying the views of other extremists.
The White House needs to cut ties to these three divisive figures to show the nation and the world that the President does not endorse racism, white supremacy, the KKK or Nazism. It is now time for Congress to call for their resignation so we can begin to heal from the damage that has been done.
https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members
Call this office:
John H. Rutherford R-FL
202-225-2501
JAX 904-831-5205
Rep. Ron DeSantis
DC 202-225-2706
Palm Coast 386-302-0471
Rep. Al Lawson
DC 202-225-0123
Jax: (904) 354-1652
Why you’re calling this office:
This is your local representative in the House.
Your script:
Hi, my name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from {ZIP CODE}..
I’m calling to demand that Rep. ___________ call for the resignation of Steve Bannon, Sebastian Gorka and Stephen Miller. These three men have histories of extremist ideologies and should not be working in the White House. The American people deserve a Presidential administration that has no ties to racism, the KKK, white supremacy, or Nazis.
Thank you for your time and attention.
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Federal Daily Action–: Thursday August 17, 2017 YOUR CALL: Ask your representative to demand the resignation of Steve Bannon, Sebastian Gorka and Stephen Miller.

 

John H. Rutherford R-FL
202-225-2501    904-831-5205

Rep. Ron DeSantis
202-225-2706   386-302-0471

Rep. Al Lawson
202-225-0123  (904) 354-1652

DEMAND THE REMOVAL OF BANNON, GORKA, AND MILLER FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
The tragic events in Charlottesville on Saturday, August 12th rocked the United States to the core. As famed racist David Duke proclaimed that the purpose of the event was to “fulfill the promises of Donald Trump” and to “take our country back,” white supremacists and neo-Nazis rallied and attacked counter protesters. James Alex Fields is now charged with 2nd-degree murder for ramming his car into a group of protesters, killing Heather Heyer, a 32 year old anti-racist protester.
In times of hatred-fueled turmoil, Americans should be able to depend on the President to reaffirm American values of justice, fairness, and equality for all. Instead, after hours of silence, Donald Trump falsely equated white supremacists carrying Confederate and Nazi flags while chanting “Heil Trump” with the counter protesters defending civil rights. Although the White House has issued a clarification that their denunciation “includes white supremacists, KKK and all extremist groups”, this too little, too late, and still too weak approach leaves Americans wondering if their President actually supported these actions.
This massive failure of leadership should not come as a surprise to anyone since Donald Trump has at least 3 White House advisors who support white supremacist ideologies: Steven Bannon, Sebastian Gorka, and Steven Miller. Each man has a history of either promoting their own racist views or amplifying the views of other extremists.
The White House needs to cut ties to these three divisive figures to show the nation and the world that the President does not endorse racism, white supremacy, the KKK or Nazism. It is now time for Congress to call for their resignation so we can begin to heal from the damage that has been done.

https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members

Call this office:
John H. Rutherford R-FL
202-225-2501
JAX 904-831-5205

Rep. Ron DeSantis
DC 202-225-2706
Palm Coast 386-302-0471

Rep. Al Lawson
DC 202-225-0123
Jax: (904) 354-1652

Why you’re calling this office:
This is your local representative in the House.

Your script:
Hi, my name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from {ZIP CODE}..
I’m calling to demand that Rep. ___________ call for the resignation of Steve Bannon, Sebastian Gorka and Stephen Miller. These three men have histories of extremist ideologies and should not be working in the White House. The American people deserve a Presidential administration that has no ties to racism, the KKK, white supremacy, or Nazis.
Thank you for your time and attention.
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FEDERAL DAILY ACTION – WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16 Your Call: DEMAND ELECTED OFFICIALS DENOUNCE TRUMP’S CONTINUED DEFENSE OF WHITE SUPREMACY

John H. Rutherford R-FL
202-225-2501

Rep. Ron DeSantis
DC 202-225-2706
Palm Coast 386-302-0471

Rep. Al Lawson
DC 202-225-0123
Jax: (904) 354-1652

Senator Marco Rubio – 202-224-3041 or 904-398-8586
Senator Bill Nelson – 202-224-5274 or 904-346-4500

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On August 11th and 12th in Charlottesville, Virginia, a largely male group of racists affiliated with various white supremacist hate groups descended upon the town for a “Unite the Right” rally. KKK members, Neo-Nazis, alt-righters, and other white domestic terrorists openly threw Nazi salutes; used anti-LGBT, anti-black, anti-Muslim chants and symbols; and assaulted counter-protesters. Horrifyingly, one Neo-Nazi attendee drove his car into a group of protesters, injuring 19 people and murdering 32 year-old Heather Heyer.

In the wake of this despicable violence, Trump has repeatedly failed to condemn these racist domestic terrorists. He has now twice claimed that “both sides” were responsible for the horror in Charlottesville, and his latest remarks have utterly negated his earlier “repudiation” of racism and racist terrorists. Donald J. Trump’s comments demonstrate he is willing to defend the KKK, the alt-right movement, neo-Nazis, and white supremacists and endorse their acts of violence and hatred. There is no ambiguity about who caused the terror in Charlottesville, about who advocated for genocidal violence, about who murdered a young woman who was standing up against terrorism. Every single member of Congress must stand united in condemning both white supremacists and Trump’s comments excusing these racists’ hateful, harmful bigotry.

Find your Representative:
https://www.usa.gov/elected-officials

Call this office:
John H. Rutherford R-FL
202-225-2501

Rep. Ron DeSantis
DC 202-225-2706
Palm Coast 386-302-0471

Rep. Al Lawson
DC 202-225-0123
Jax: (904) 354-1652

Senator Marco Rubio – 202-224-3041 or 904-398-8586
Senator Bill Nelson – 202-224-5274 or 904-346-4500

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Why you’re calling this office:
This is your local representative in the House.

Your script:
Hi, my name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from {ZIP CODE}.

I’m calling to express my outrage that President Trump continues to defy common sense and decency by defending racist violence in Charlottesville. I demand that Rep. _______ or Senator _______ join [his/her] colleagues on both sides of the aisle to denounce the President’s statements.

Thank you for your time and attention.

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The president spread the blame for the rally’s violence a day after he belatedly condemned the KKK and neo-Nazis.
WASHINGTONPOST.COM|BY DAVID NAKAMURA