ALT The letter subject is: Support the USPS Fairness Act in 2021 and the body is: In February 2020, the House of Representatives passed decisively bipartisan legislation authored by Rep. Peter DeFazio that would provide the United States Postal Service (USPS) with much-needed financial relief by ending the agency’s burdensome prefunding mandate on future retiree health benefits. The legislation, HR-2382 The USPS Fairness Act, passed by a vote of 309 to 106, with 87 Republicans voting in favor of the bill. It unfortunately died in the McConnell-led Senate. But there’s good news! It’s back! Please support this bill in the House and Senate in 2021! “Americans and businesses around the country depend on a reliable Postal Service. This is especially true for rural areas and seniors in my district, who count on six-day service and door-to-door service for their mail and prescription medications,” said Rep. Peter DeFazio (OR-04) in 2020. “The unreasonable pre-funding mandate has threatened t

ALT The letter subject is: Support a $2k recurring pandemic basic income and the body is: I support the Democrats in the House who are challenging President Biden to include monthly recurring payments to all Americans in his proposed pandemic relief legislation. When Vice President Harris was in the Senate she co-sponsored a bill that would have given every American $2,000/month retroactive to March 2020 to the end of the pandemic. Not only would the provide desperately needed financial aid to people across the nation -- it would bring an infusion of cash into the economy from the bottom up as we would be able to once again participate in our local economies. Support this universal basic income for the pandemic now. We must act boldly to deliver the relief our communities need.

ALT The letter subject is: Close the camps and the body is: Congress must act to close the concentration camps run by ICE. They have been the sites of egregious human rights violations and suffering ranging from forced sterilization to sexual assault to denied medical treatment and death. There is no reforming them and they are unnecessary. They must be closed immediately and the people who have suffered there given a path to citizenship and their families reunited.