Affiliate & Advocate Spotlight - August 2025

This month, we’re highlighting the Santa Clara, CA affiliate for their strong efforts at the San Jose and Milpitas No Kings events, their lobbying for SB 42, and their success in securing HJR 54 co-sponsors. Our Minnesota affiliates are also making strides with impactful organizing. And we also wish to shine a bright light on our new Move to Amend advocates joining the movement!

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Newsletter - August 2025

The August recess is upon us, and this is a critical time to push for the We the People Amendment (House Joint Resolution 54)

As Congress heads back to their districts, your Representatives will be more accessible than ever—and it's the perfect opportunity for YOU to ask them to co-sponsor the amendment. Whether you're a seasoned advocate or just starting out, this is your moment to take action. Learn how!

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Shaker Heights Democracy Day Public Hearing - Sept 8

Shaker Heights Democracy Day - September 8

In 2016, Shaker Heights voters passed, with an 82% “yes” vote, Issue 95 in support of a 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution, stating that:

  • Only human beings, not corporate entities have constitutional rights, and
  • Money is not speech, so money spent on elections can be regulated.

RSVP BELOW

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MTA took Center Stage at the Money Out of Politics DC Rally

Move to Amend’s effort to end political corruption and create justice and democracy by passing the We the People Amendment was among THE most important and repeated messages at the national Money Out of Politics rally on July 27 on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC.

A nearby lightning-strike and monsoon-like rain one hour into the rally led the National Park Service to cut short the event – but not before 3 people spoke, including MTA Co-Director Greg Coleridge.

Read Greg’s speech HERE

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March for Integrity Invite

On July 27, Move to Amend is proud to cosponsor the March for Integrity rally in Washington, D.C., alongside a coalition of organizations committed to ending the corrupt influence of money in politics.

This is a crucial moment for all of us who believe that real democracy can only be achieved when corporations no longer hold constitutional rights, and when our elected officials are accountable to us—the people.

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Medicaid Cuts are HERE as Part of Project 2025!

Medicaid Cuts are HERE as Part of Project 2025!

The worst-case scenario is unfolding before our eyes: The One Big Baneful Bill Act,” which includes historic cuts to Medicaid as a core component of Project 2025, has just passed Congress and been signed into law on July 4, 2025. This is not a future threat; it is our current reality.

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All Out for the Money Out of Politics Action - July 27 in DC

July 27th, Washington D.C. (and Nationwide) - March for Integrity 

Move to Amend is proud to partner in the March for Integrity on July 27, a nationwide day of action led by the Money Out of Politics Movement. 

The massive rally in Washington, D.C. and across all 50 states will demand an end to lobbyist gifts, congressional stock trading, and big money in politics - and to call for the passage of the We The People Amendment. More info on how to Pledge to March and join a local action here.

A Move to Amend representative will be among the speakers at the DC action.


July 2025 Newsletter


Declare Independence from Corporate Rule!

If you plan to attend formal “Independence Day” and/or family events tomorrow or this weekend, please consider this super easy, quick and effective action that helps our movement grow: copy, cut and distribute our Declare Independence from Corporate Rule ¼ page flier

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Lessons from the Colonial Revolution

Cultural Change for the We the People Amendment

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The American Revolution was the first time a European colony gained independence. The new nation, based on the principles of a republic, inspired many successive revolutions across the globe. 

There was widespread acceptance, if not support, for the British monarchy in the beginning. The King or Queen was not only the head of government and the Church of England and had command of one the most powerful military forces in the world, but benefited from the widespread belief that they possessed the “divine right” to rule.

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