It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.

It's not just the money that's corrupted our politics. It’s a moral corruption — the cynical indifference of powerful people.

These are objectively shocking facts that warrant the full attention of the press corps here in Georgia and that obligate Congressman Mike Collins, who is seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, to come out and come clean and release these records in full.

Now is the moment for us to reach down and pick up the power we have as citizens and rebuke these abuses so decisively that no president will try anything like this again for centuries.

Foster kids don't have lobbyists or a super PAC. Neither do the women subjected to medical abuse in ICE detention. Neither do the female inmates sexually abused by the warden and the chaplain in their federal prison. Or the young military family neglected by the defense contractor with a fifty-year lease on privatized housing at Ft. Gordon. But they deserve leaders who see them and expose those who abuse them.

Congressman Mike Collins has been pro-war from the start, just like he's pro-tariff and he's pro-cutting your health care in order to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy and corporate America.

A capable president would move swiftly to secure and reassure the American people, rush inspectors into frontier labs, fortify the nation against bioterrorism, demand legislation from Congress, and lead the world toward an AI treaty. But President Trump is compromised.

That ache in your heart, that pit in your stomach, don’t ignore that. Don’t just keep scrolling. Feel it, turn it into action. Because that feeling’s what reminds us we're all human, that we're not just one United States, we're one united people. E pluribus unum. Out of many, one. That feeling is what spurred thousands to lace up their shoes and march alongside John Lewis. It’s what channeled the Great Depression into retirement security and a minimum wage. And it’s what fueled the Georgia patriots who stood up to a tyrannical king in Savannah and at Kettle Creek.

Corruption in American politics runs a lot deeper than Donald Trump.

Folks come up to me at airports or on the street. They tell me they’re lifelong Republicans, but this year they’re voting for a Democrat for the first time.

What could drive a man, even one as spoiled and hateful as the congressman's son, Mike Collins, to cast a vote that closes a labor and delivery unit in his own district or doubles his own constituents' insurance premiums?

I am challenging Mike Collins to join me in demanding an end to this war.

Now the bigot wants a promotion. But this year we’ll end his political career instead.