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Trump Administration Accountability

Donald Trump and his administration repeatedly try to undermine our democracy's core values and attack our rights. During this presidency, Common Cause will continue to take bold action to hold the Trump Administration accountable.

Donald Trump has engaged in shameless wrongdoing—from abusing his power and obstructing justice to interfering in our elections and inciting the deadly January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

At every turn, Common Cause has pushed for Trump Administration accountability, including supporting his two impeachments. These efforts are about making clear that nobody, including current and former presidents, is above the law.

What We’re Doing


Stop Trump’s Billionaire Budget

Campaign

Stop Trump’s Billionaire Budget

The Big Ugly Betrayal slashes aid for families, cuts taxes for billionaires, and pours money into expanding Trump’s secret police force.
2024 Trump Disqualification Lawsuit

Colorado Litigation

2024 Trump Disqualification Lawsuit

On January 30, 2024, Common Cause filed a brief before the U.S. Supreme Court urging them to disqualify Donald Trump under the 14th Amendment.

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Condemn Trump’s death threats against lawmakers

Petition

Condemn Trump’s death threats against lawmakers

Trump has accused multiple Democratic lawmakers of “SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR, punishable by DEATH!” – and reshared a post that called for them to be hanged.

These threats on your own colleagues can’t go unanswered. We urge you to condemn Trump’s disgusting rhetoric and make it clear that violence has no place in our politics.

STOP Trump’s military invasions

Petition

STOP Trump’s military invasions

Members of Congress must stop Trump’s authoritarian military invasions of our cities before it’s too late
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Tell Congress how you feel about Trump’s extreme budget bill

Letter Campaign

Tell Congress how you feel about Trump’s extreme budget bill

Use this form to call Congress and let them know how you feel about their vote to pass Trump’s extreme budget bill. To get started, click the “Make a Call” button. You’ll receive a call from an 855 number. Pick up to get connected to your representative. Once you’re connected, here’s what you could say: “Hi, this is [NAME] from [TOWN]. I’m disappointed that Congress voted to cut our healthcare and food assistance to fund...

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Noem TSA Video Ethics Complaints

Guide

Explainer: Trump’s Executive Order Attacking Voting Rights

By: Dan Vicuna

Guide

Explainer: Trump Administration Defies Court Order on Halting Deportations

The Trump administration justified the deportation hundreds of immigrants by invoking the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 (the “Act”), despite a federal court order temporarily barring the deportations and requiring the deportation flights to return to the United States.

By: Alton Wang

Guide

Explainer: Trump Executive Order seeking to suppress lawsuits with the blanket enforcement of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 65 (c )

By Nick Opoku

Press

Trump Administration Deploys Marines on California Citizens

Press Release

Trump Administration Deploys Marines on California Citizens

The Trump administration ordered 700 U.S. Marines to join the 2,000 unrequested, federally activated National Guard troops in Los Angeles in response to this weekend’s protests over ICE’s presence and mass deportation efforts.

Washingtonian Names Common Cause’s Virginia Kase Solomón to List of D.C.’s Top Influencers

Press Release

Washingtonian Names Common Cause’s Virginia Kase Solomón to List of D.C.’s Top Influencers

Washingtonian magazine has once again recognized Common Cause President & CEO Virginia Kase Solomón as one of the 500 Most Influential People in Washington, reaffirming her position as a leading voice on democracy and civil rights issues. She is joined on the prestigious list by Aaron Scherb, Common Cause’s Senior Director of Legislative Affairs, who was also honored again for his impactful work advancing pro-democracy legislation on Capitol Hill.

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