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Sign the petition: Ban assault weapons now

Tell Republicans in Congress: Thoughts and prayers are not enough.

The petition to Republicans in Congress reads:
"Thoughts and prayers are not enough. We need gun control now. Pass common-sense legislation to address gun violence in the United States, including an immediate ban on assault weapons and large-capacity magazines."

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Dear Katy,

Tell Republicans in Congress: Thoughts and prayers are not enough.

Sunday night at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in Gilroy, California, a man with an assault rifle opened fire seemingly randomly, leaving 15 injured and three dead, including a six-year-old boy.1 The shooter reportedly purchased the gun legally in Nevada.2 The night before in Brooklyn, one man was killed and 11 others were injured when gunfire erupted at a community event near a playground.3 Our hearts ache for the victims and their loved ones.

We know from past experience that Republican politicians without the courage to support real solutions to gun violence will offer their thoughts and prayers to the victims and their families.

But thoughts and prayers won't stop the next mass shooting. We need gun control now.

Tell Republicans in Congress: Thoughts and prayers are not enough. We need gun control now. Click here to sign the petition.

Tragic mass shootings have become all too common – and they're getting deadlier. Since the fall of 2017, we have had three of the 10 deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.4

In New Zealand, after a gunman shot and killed 50 people earlier this year at two mosques, it took lawmakers just three days to pass legislation banning assault weapons and high capacity magazines5 But the NRA has a chokehold on Congress that keeps most bills about gun control from even coming to the floor for a vote. Politicians beholden to – or afraid of – the NRA is willing to turn their backs on their constituents when it comes time to implement reasonable limits and controls on guns.6

Finally breaking the NRA's chokehold on Congress will require massive grassroots pressure on our elected officials, demanding that they deliver more than thoughts and prayers in the face of our epidemic of gun violence.

Tell Republicans in Congress: Thoughts and prayers are not enough. We need gun control now. Click the link below to sign the petition:

https://act.credoaction.com/sign/gilroy-assault-weapons-ban?t=9&akid=33441%2E12967895%2EgKeMDN

Thanks for everything you do,

Josh Nelson, Co-Director
CREDO Action from Working Assets

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References:

  1. Faiz Siddiqui, Allyson Chiu and Meagan Flynn, "'Nothing short of horrific': Three dead, at least 15 injured in shooting at California food festival," Washington Post, July 29, 2019.
  2. Matthias Gafni, "'Nothing short of horrific': Three dead, at least 15 injured in shooting at California food festival," San Francisco Chronicle, July 30, 2019.
  3. "1 Man Killed, 11 Others Shot And Seriously Injured During Crowded Event In Brooklyn ," CBS New York, July 27, 2019.
  4. Dave Lawler, "The deadliest mass shootings in modern U.S. history," Axios, June 1, 2019.
  5. Holly Yan and Casey Hicks, "New Zealand took 3 days to ban assault rifles. Here's how long it took the US to act after mass shootings," CNN, March 21, 2019.
  6. Brennan Weiss and Skye Gould, "These are the members of Congress with the most NRA donations," Business Insider, Feb. 28, 2019.

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Sign the petition: Wall Street

Tell Congress: Stop Wall Street looting

Petition to Congress:
"Pass the Stop Wall Street Looting Act of 2019."

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Dear Katy,

Tell Congress: Stop Wall Street looting

They killed Sears. Closed Toys R Us. Ended KB Toys and Payless Shoes. And they've got their claws into companies that include newspapers, casinos, grocery stores and nursing homes.

Wall Street private equity firms are looting companies and laying off workers to line their own pockets.1 Progressive Democrats just introduced a plan to stop it.

The Stop Wall Street Looting Act would eliminate all the incentives for private equity firms to pursue get-rich-quick schemes while destroying lives and livelihoods.2 It should be at the heart of any agenda to tackle inequality and economic slowdowns – but we need a huge show of support to make that happen.

Tell Congress: Stop Wall Street looting. Click here to sign the petition.

Predatory private equity firms destroy jobs without helping anyone but themselves. Sen. Elizabeth Warren calls it "legalized looting":3

The firms can use all sorts of tricks to get rich even if the companies they buy fail. Once they buy a company, they transfer the responsibility for repaying the debt they took on to the company that they just bought. Because they control the company, they can transfer money to themselves by charging high "management" and "consulting" fees, issuing generous dividends, and selling off assets like real estate for short-term gain. And they slash costs, fire workers, and gut long-term investments to free up more money to pay themselves.

The Stop Wall Street Looting Act would prioritize workers, consumers, investors – and private equity firms that are actually trying to help companies get on a more solid footing. It would block predatory schemes by forcing private equity to share in the pain of outrageous debt loads, prohibiting fees and closing loopholes to dodge taxes. It would also give workers a higher priority in bankruptcy hearings so private equity can't walk away with full bank accounts and leave disaster in its wake.4

Nearly 6 million workers are under threat from private equity, and the industry grows every day. Private equity firms take money from institutional investors and wealthy individuals and make them even richer at the expense of people who work for a living.5 If we're going to confront skyrocketing inequality and the economic stagnation of the 99%, we need to confront private equity and end Wall Street looting.

Tell Congress: Stop Wall Street looting. Click the link below to sign the petition:

https://act.credoaction.com/sign/stop-wall-street-looting?t=9&akid=33439%2E12967895%2Enai9-T

Thank you for speaking out.

Heidi Hess, Co-Director
CREDO Action from Working Assets

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References:

  1. Emily Stewart, "Elizabeth Warren's latest Wall Street enemy: private equity," Vox, July 19, 2019.
  2. Ibid.
  3. Ibid.
  4. Ibid.
  5. Ibid.

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