ACT for America

  Advocating for a One Day, Paper Ballot, Hand Count, Voter ID, and In-Person Election Begins with Passing a Federal Law that Makes Election Day a National Holiday. Americans increasingly support designating Election Day as a national holiday, with approval rising from 65% in 2018 to 72% today. Advocating for a comprehensive electoral reform package, including a federal law that designates Election Day as a national holiday, is a crucial step towards safeguarding the core tenets of our Republic. Act Now !

  Texas and the Nation are now looking to our local law enforcement to take the reins and fully enforce SB4 and new Texas border laws, our greatest beacon of hope of deterrence to stop the southern border invasion. Texas celebrates the collective strength of 25 Governors standing united behind the passing of SB4, serving as an impenetrable shield against the invasion and colonization of our states and country, marking a decisive moment to reclaim our power and protect the sovereignty of our nation. Call on Texas Lawmakers and Authorities to Unify and Bring City Mayors, Sheriff, and Police into Compliance to Fully Embrace SB 4 in Every City! ACT Now !

Fight for Your Hard-Earned Dollars! Our tax dollars, the sweat of our brows, are subsidizing illegal criminal aliens while our own fellow Americans struggle. While many hard-working Americans are losing their shirts, our government is using taxpayer dollars to hand out cell phones, luxurious hotel stays, and meals for criminals invading our country. Our tax dollars should support American jobs and businesses, not those who defy our laws. Call on the Senate to follow in the House's footsteps and pass the Tax Relief Bill today! Act Now !

  Georgia Governor Kemp and Attorney General Carr must act decisively to hold Willis and Wade accountable and restore faith in the rule of law. Anything less would be a gross miscarriage of justice and America is watching! How can Fani Willis maintain her credibility as a prosecutor while facing allegations of potentially lying in a Georgia court just three weeks ago? Judge McAfee's contorted effort to spare Willis and her office from disqualification has only exacerbated the tangled web of legal and ethical dilemmas surrounding the case.  Despite acknowledging the pervasive "odor of mendacity" and the existence of "reasonable questions" regarding the veracity of Willis and Wade's testimony, McAfee inexplicably refrained from taking decisive action. Willis' blatant disregard for professional ethics, as evidenced by her extrajudicial comments, warrants stern disciplinary action from the Georgia Bar.  Moreover, the revelation of potential perjury by Willis...