Jeff, thank you for working hard to reduce this epidemic, and also to show that the two sides really can work together sometimes. Finding points of agreement is really important, especially since there are so many things both sides disagree (vehemently) on! Sometimes common sense really continues to be common sense!
Somehow, Jeff, you send me your newsletter when I feel the most disturbed about news from D.C. It's not only an educational lift but a mental/emotional lift. A while back you wrote about how important it was to raise the bar for our elected officials and I agree. You reach my bar! Thanks for all that you do.
I am finally seeing the benefit(s) of the GOP crowding you out of DC - fights such as this prove your worth on many fronts -forming non-partisan teams, explaining to the public what the problem is and how you plan to solve it and being firm on making the solution. Nice job - let DC mar themselves down in BS - NC's on a roll! Thank you. And, Avery looks to be a natural!
I will share your comment with AG Jackson to show that you might be insinuating this response is coming from him, not some imposter!! Using his picture, for instance, with your name of "Quick Update" is misleading, and I am sure he would want to know that. I do not need referrals to any shady money-making outfit!
Thanks, Jeff, for both fighting money laundering in the fentanyl trade, and for the lawsuit to restore AmeriCorps. FYI a home rebuilding non-profit I know personally here in WNC had plans to deploy several new AmeriCorps volunteers to rebuild homes devastated by Helene. AmeriCorps was terminated; they did not get their volunteers this spring. This organization just hired a new team leader who was leading a crew of AmeriCorps volunteers rebuilding homes damaged by this winter's wildfires near LA. That crew all lost their jobs within the past month, when AmeriCorps was terminated. We look forward to how this lawsuit will play out, knowing communities across the country have lost critical services by very affordable workers, due to the termination of AmeriCorps.
I normally support you eagerly - you do great work. But I read something between the lines here, and that is trying to ask WeChat to somehow observe or moderate their chat service. Such observation and moderation is impossible as long as end-to-end encryption is possible - and E2E encryption is *the* fundamental way to avoid malicious governments spying on citizens and potentially giving them repercussions.
I completely get wanting to stop the fentanyl trade, and money laundering - but asking communications services to explicitly be insecure and 'crackable' isn't the way - especially when governments that monitor and rebuke their citizens are on the rise.
It’s awesome to see you making the priorities of “All the People” a non partisan event. Well done Jeff!
North Carolina is lucky to have to you, Jeff!
Jeff, thank you for working hard to reduce this epidemic, and also to show that the two sides really can work together sometimes. Finding points of agreement is really important, especially since there are so many things both sides disagree (vehemently) on! Sometimes common sense really continues to be common sense!
Somehow, Jeff, you send me your newsletter when I feel the most disturbed about news from D.C. It's not only an educational lift but a mental/emotional lift. A while back you wrote about how important it was to raise the bar for our elected officials and I agree. You reach my bar! Thanks for all that you do.
I am finally seeing the benefit(s) of the GOP crowding you out of DC - fights such as this prove your worth on many fronts -forming non-partisan teams, explaining to the public what the problem is and how you plan to solve it and being firm on making the solution. Nice job - let DC mar themselves down in BS - NC's on a roll! Thank you. And, Avery looks to be a natural!
I will share your comment with AG Jackson to show that you might be insinuating this response is coming from him, not some imposter!! Using his picture, for instance, with your name of "Quick Update" is misleading, and I am sure he would want to know that. I do not need referrals to any shady money-making outfit!
Thank you for your support of AmeriCorps! It’s a great program for the members and their communities they serve.
Great job! Happy you are working across State & Party lines to Unite and Protect us America!
I really appreciate your updates. Thanks for taking the time to keep us informed.
Thanks, Jeff, for both fighting money laundering in the fentanyl trade, and for the lawsuit to restore AmeriCorps. FYI a home rebuilding non-profit I know personally here in WNC had plans to deploy several new AmeriCorps volunteers to rebuild homes devastated by Helene. AmeriCorps was terminated; they did not get their volunteers this spring. This organization just hired a new team leader who was leading a crew of AmeriCorps volunteers rebuilding homes damaged by this winter's wildfires near LA. That crew all lost their jobs within the past month, when AmeriCorps was terminated. We look forward to how this lawsuit will play out, knowing communities across the country have lost critical services by very affordable workers, due to the termination of AmeriCorps.
Thank u for your persistence and good work. Now let's try to maintain FEMA so the mountains can become what they always have been.
Continue your GREAT work for us!
Scammer, do not post your shit here.
Your commitment to getting things done for the people is a break in the dark storm clouds over this country. Thank you.
You give me hope for non partisan alliances that can benefit all the people. Thank you for working for hard for us.
Thank you for detailing how the cartel system for fentyanl actually works. Good to know as to fight it and talk about it intelligently.
Great work! Glad your efforts are successfully bi-partisan. So important. I lost my son in law to fentanyl.
I normally support you eagerly - you do great work. But I read something between the lines here, and that is trying to ask WeChat to somehow observe or moderate their chat service. Such observation and moderation is impossible as long as end-to-end encryption is possible - and E2E encryption is *the* fundamental way to avoid malicious governments spying on citizens and potentially giving them repercussions.
I completely get wanting to stop the fentanyl trade, and money laundering - but asking communications services to explicitly be insecure and 'crackable' isn't the way - especially when governments that monitor and rebuke their citizens are on the rise.