🚨 🚨 🚨 WE NEED 50 REPS TO GUARANTEE A WIN—CALL THESE GUYS NOW ‼️
****UPDATED LIST FEATURED**** PLEASE READ DESCRIPTIONS ADDED AT BOTTOM OF POST AS WELL
Don’t forget to get those calls in to the reps guys!
The first screenshot features a template of what you can say—just keep it simple! Let them know people are ready to vote officials out over how they respond to this because 7oh is NOT an imminent danger to public safety
As much as I hate bipartisan politics, this could work in our favor. If the rep has spoken out about Trump before, you can mention the inherent corruption and paper trail of Republican Party donations/investments/ties to RFK & Republican Party. Offer to email them the supporting documents!
This is not random reps, each rep was selected by carefully viewing public voting records, donations to harm reduction campaigns (passing out alcohol pads, clean needles etc), and those who have spoken up against Trump and the Republican agendas.
THE REPS DO NOT HAVE TO BE IN YOUR STATE! This is about strategy-not geography
The Utah reps recently voted yes to keep Kratom AND extracts legal—that’s why they were featured
THERE ARE ALMOST 500 REPS WE ONLY NEED 50 TO SECURE THIS WIN LIKE KRATOM IN 2016 SO EVERYONE HAS TO DO THEIR PART ‼️
Here’s an example—
This list identifies state legislators whose public records include support for harm-reduction or
public-health approaches and public criticism of Trump administration policies.
- Sen Scott Weiner California
Authored legislation to authorize overdose-prevention programs, including supervised-consumption sites. He is also one of the most outspoken state-level critics of Trump and has recently accused the administration of politically interfering with healthcare.
(415)557-1300
- Sen Gustavo Rivera NY
Chairs the New York Senate Health Committee. He specifically denounced Trump-administration funding actions that threatened addiction treatment, overdose prevention and harm-reduction programs.
(718)993-2034
- Rep Julie Fahey OR
High-value leadership contact. Her office promoted a healthcare package containing 10 million for overdose-prevention harm-reduction programs, and she has publicly condemned Trump’s healthcare and budget policies
(503)986-1414
- Sen Julian Cyr MA
A useful Massachusetts public-health contact and member of Senate leadership. His office would be especially relevant for an argument centered on regulation, overdose prevention and preserving safer alternatives rather than prohibition.
(617)722-1570
- Sen Rob Wagner OR
Oregon Senate leadership gives him leverage beyond a normal district legislator. Oregon’s Democratic legislative leadership has actively opposed Trump-related federal healthcare cuts, while the state has funded overdose-prevention and harm-reduction programs.
(503)986-1600
If you’re shy or don’t like speaking on the phone, leave a voicemail. Most numbers will lead you to a secretary or voicemail—a voicemail is better than an email. Their secretary will let them know they are being flooded with calls about this issue, and they need to act quickly. THEY WILL GET THE MESSAGE ANYWAYS!
We ONLY HAVE A FEW DAYS LEFT! The comment section closes tonight, but they have until August 4th to call in for us. THEY ARE OUR BEST BET AT AN EXTENSION or THE BAN BEING OVERTURNED!