Action alert from Indivisible:

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House Republicans are playing political games rather than governing…again.

In a move that a member of their own caucus described as “relying on an imagined history,” House Republicans are planning to move forward with a vote to authorize an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

In case you were wondering, we still do not have a full government funding package nor have we finalized sending more aid to Ukraine or many other vital functions of our Congress. Instead of working to the benefit of the American people (and the world), MAGA Republicans are continuing their baseless attacks in order to appease the most extreme members of their base and their insurrectionist leader — Donald Trump.

The good thing? Speaker Mike Johnson can only afford to lose three votes and Ken Buck (R-CO) has already vowed to vote against it. That means it would only take two more Republicans to peel away from the motion for Speaker Johnson to suffer a humiliating defeat and this empty inquiry can be put to rest.

For more context, here’s a handy resource on the empty impeachment, how it does nothing to help our communities, the clear desire to use this impeachment to damage President Biden electorally, and Republicans’ blatant pandering to far-right trolls.

Click on the handy resource link above for writing points.

Call the House main switchboard (202) 224-3121  or use the house.gov contact forms linked here:

Randy Feenstra (IA-04), feenstra.house.gov/contact
Mariannette Miller-Meeks (IA-01), millermeeks.house.gov/contact
Ashley Hinson (IA-02), hinson.house.gov/contact
Zach Nunn (IA-03)]   nunn.house.gov/contact

1. Call your representative and demand they vote “no” on an impeachment inquiry.

2. Email your representative and demand the same thing.

3. Write a letter to the editor (LTE) to your local newspapers denouncing Republicans for pursuing this farce rather than actually doing the jobs they were elected to do.

It is past time for Congress to cut out the posturing and get back to governing. Make sure they hear your voice.