Millions of Americans are facing skyrocketing healthcare costs. Families are struggling to afford groceries, rent, and basic necessities.

But instead of funding programs like SNAP and Medicaid, do you know what Republicans slipped into the federal funding bill?

A brand-new private right of action — a special legal pathway designed to help eight senators personally sue and collect money — taxpayer dollars — after they were lawfully investigated for their possible involvement in the January 6th insurrection.

Let me break this down further: Republican Senators wrote themselves a pathway to claim up to $500,000 per investigative instance for being investigated over January 6th. Because they can sue for each “instance,” that could mean payouts of $3 million, $5 million — maybe even more.

This is shameful. And I’m going to keep calling it out, and every single piece of corruption I see in Washington. We need to be working for our constituents, not to line our own pockets. If you agree, I’m hoping you can make a donation to help me continue fighting against corruption in Congress →

Here’s the truth: These investigations were by the book. If there’s nothing to hide, why are you suing?

But here they are, trying to turn an insurrection investigation into a million-dollar payday.

Sitting senators voted for this. They knew what they were doing — they just didn’t think you’d notice.

I won’t let this corrupt, cynical measure slip under the radar. I will call out corruption whenever I see it, and if you believe we need more public servants who will take this stand, then I’m asking you to chip in whatever you can today →

Thank you,

Mad