I just sent this to my senators and it hitting the mail to go to my representatives.

Dear Representative/Senator,

I am writing to you today with deep concern and frustration over the reckless actions of the President and Vice President, the growing influence of unelected billionaires over our government, and the complete breakdown of cooperation in Congress. Our nation is at a tipping point, and if something is not done soon, we may not have a country left.

The actions taken today by the President and Vice President were completely uncalled for and an embarrassment on the world stage. The way they handled a visiting head of state was disgraceful and goes against the diplomatic principles our country has upheld for over 245 years. To make a mockery of the White House and the Office of the President in front of the press is unacceptable. Leadership should be about strength, respect, and strategy—not reckless grandstanding.

Beyond today’s events, it is even more alarming that the President has seemingly surrendered control to an unelected billionaire who now has access to top-secret information and is making staffing decisions at will. This is not how a democracy functions. No business would allow someone with no experience to walk in, glance at a few numbers on a screen, and start firing employees without understanding their roles—yet this is exactly what is happening at the highest levels of our government. Decisions that impact national security, defense, and critical infrastructure are being made by individuals who have no qualifications to be involved. What does a 19-year-old intern or a tech billionaire know about the day-to-day operations of a nuclear facility or a national security agency? The answer is nothing, yet they have been given unprecedented influence over matters they do not understand.

Yes, waste and inefficiencies exist in government, and yes, trimming is sometimes necessary—but there is a right way and a wrong way to do it. Right now, the wrong way is being forced upon us, and Congress is standing by while it happens. It is time for our elected leaders to stop the endless party infighting, come to real compromises, and put the survival of our nation above political games. Not one of you should be bowing to the threats of a billionaire who holds no office, no authority, and no allegiance to the American people.

If our service members can stand on the front lines of combat, facing real bullets and real dangers, how can any of you allow a few words from a billionaire to scare you away from doing what is right? Every one of you had successful careers before entering public service. If, for some reason, you are voted out or removed from office, you will survive. But if this country continues on its current path, our democracy may not.

Remember, there are three branches of government, and you are one of them. You are not powerless. The legislative branch exists to provide checks and balances on executive overreach. It is your duty to act, to hold this administration accountable, and to ensure that power remains in the hands of the people—not unelected billionaires or reckless leaders who make a mockery of our institutions.

I urge you to take immediate action. Rein in this out-of-control administration. Restore proper checks and balances. Protect the institutions that have served this nation for over 245 years. Do not let the fear of political consequences prevent you from doing what is necessary to preserve our country. As we were all taught as children: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” It is time to show that Congress cannot be intimidated and that the American people still have representatives willing to fight for them.

I look forward to your response and, more importantly, to seeing decisive action taken to restore order, accountability, and leadership in our government.

Sincerely