Treasure Coast Indivisible Notes
Good morning
First some good news.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune declared publicly for the first time that there’s no way for Senate Republicans to maintain the procedural unity required in order to pass the SAVE America Act via a “talking filibuster.”
Anthropic is rejecting rejected the Pentagon’s offer to change their contract, saying the changes do not satisfy the company’s concerns that AI could be used for mass surveillance or in fully autonomous weapons. If you’re using Chat GPT now’s the time to switch to Claude!(I switched)
Today’s WCID’s are to call or email our representatives explaining how they must support the War Powers Act and continue to insist on full release of the Epstein files. Anyone who doesn’t think the two are related hasn’t been living in the US the last few months.
202-224-3121 is the switchboard for both houses of Congress. Or use the 5Calls app.
This Thursday is our monthly meeting at 5:30 at the Cummings Library in Palm City. There is a lot going on this month. We hope you will try to make it.
I leave you with this message from Robert Hubbell
“I urge you not to be panicked, dissuaded, or demotivated by outlets that want you to believe we are helpless victims or that Trump has superpowers to do whatever he wants. Yes, democracy faces a serious threat that we must take seriously. The appropriate response is resistance, not irrational fear, or unnecessary amplification of Trump’s lawless claims.
The good news is that we know the drill; we know what to do; we just need more people to join us in the fight. That is happening as we speak. One thing you can do now is to convince two friends or family members who have never protested to join the No Kings Protest on March 28, 2026. We must help to make it the largest political protest in the history of America by a large margin.
This will stop when enough of us say no.”
Barbara & Ginger