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Every piece here comes from a different writer with no name attached, and today’s is no exception.
What stays the same is the mission, showing you the people actually getting into good trouble for the sake of this country. Today’s subject doesn’t just get into trouble, no, she files paperwork over it.
Now that that’s out of the way, let’s talk.
Russell Vought runs Trump’s budget office and was one of the main architects of Project 2025. Before he got the job, he was caught on video explaining exactly what he intended to do with it: “We want the bureaucrats to be traumatically affected.” Once he had the power, he certainly used it. Congress had set aside money for energy projects across the country. Vought’s office cut it off, and in court, Trump’s own officials admitted why, they canceled grants in several states “based solely” on politics, including whether those states had voted for Kamala Harris. If an administration can cut off a state for voting the wrong way, it can do that to any town in America.
Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove filed articles of impeachment against Russell Vought in August, calling him “an unelected shadow president” who “continues to weaponize the federal government.” She’s taking on Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth, therefore we need to have her back while all the dominoes start to fall.
Now that Democrats have won back the House and Senate, she has the power to actually make them answer.
Her message to Vought was simple: lawyer up.
Press this sentence to chip in $20 and help her finish what she already started on paper.
Kamlager-Dove doesn’t pussyfoot around on the House floor.
She called ICE killings “state sanctioned murder,” on camera and on the House floor, not in a press release written by someone else.
She confronted Rubio directly over billions in Venezuelan oil money, told him his credibility meter was “on empty,” and kept pressing until the chair cut her mic.
She went on national television and said that Trump is mentally and physically unfit for office.
When Stephen Miller aimed his “freaks and weirdos” line at Democrats across the country, she told him directly she was coming for him next.
But her confrontation isn’t the whole story. She visited her constituent, Carlitos, after ICE shot him and left his hand infected and untreated—that’s the kind of visit that doesn’t make headlines but tells you where her priorities actually sit. She led 33 members of Congress in demanding the DOJ drop felony charges against journalist Georgia Fort. She wrote the Judiciary Integrity Act, which would bar judges from ruling on cases where they hold a financial stake, along with the LINE Act, the Stop ICE’s Medical Neglect Act, the Children’s Safe Welcome Act, and the Pregnant Women in Custody Act. Back in California, her record includes the Abolition Act, the CRISES Act, probation reform through AB 1950, and reduced sentences for survivors of domestic violence and trafficking. Six of every ten dollars her campaign has raised came in gifts under $200, which means people without lobbyists are the ones actually funding this fight.
The new Congress isn’t sworn in yet, and going after a sitting cabinet puts a real target on her back in the meantime.
The architect of Project 2025 has lawyers, the MAGA machine, and a hell of a lot of dirty money behind him.
Kamlager-Dove has regular people funding her instead, and that’s the kind of fight this publication exists to cover.
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Press this sentence to give whatever you can and help make sure the articles she already wrote actually go somewhere.
She filed the paperwork before Democrats even had the votes to use it. Good trouble sometimes looks exactly like that.
Until next time,
The Good Trouble Report
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