Impeach Trump Now. You Can Help!

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Here is how you can help impeach Trump. Do it now. Thank you Laura Lisi

This lady has an excellent idea,
"Laurie Lisi shared a live video.
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Hi All: By now most of you have probably heard about Trump's over 2 hour private meeting with Putin and his treasonous press conference afterward. I follow this woman Elizabeth Cronise McLaughlin on FB and she recommended that now was the time to call everyone on the House Judiciary Committee (where impeachment proceedings begin) and ask them to begin impeachment proceedings. It may seem overly dramatic but at some point we have to start an outcry big enough that republicans do something. I've called all the republicans and I'm now starting on the Dems. Feel free to join in if you are outraged. If you just want to call the committee itself the number is 202.225.3951

Here are members and phone numbers. Every number begins with 202-225. I am only including the last four digits here.
Republicans:
Chairman Bob Goodlatte 5431
Jim Sensenbrenner, Jr. 5101
Lamar Smith 4236
Steve Chabot 2216
Darrell Issa 3906 1 for message and 4 to speak to a person
Steve King 4426
Louie Gohmert 3035
Jim Jordan 2676
Ted Poe 6565
Tom Marino 3731
Trey Gowdy 6030
Raul Labrador 6611
Doug Collins 9893
Ron DeSantis 2706
Ken Buck 4676
John Ratcliffe 6673
Martha Roby 2901
Matt Gaetz 4136
Mike Johnson 2777
Andy Biggs 2635
John Rutherford 2501
Karen Handel 4501
Keith Rothfus 2065
Democrats:
Ranking Member Jerry Nadler 5635
Zoe Lofgren 3072
Sheila Jackson Lee 3816
Steve Cohen 3265
Hank Johnson Jr. 1605
Ted Deutch 3001
Luis Gutierrez 8203
Karen Bass 7084
Cedric Richmond 6636
Hakeem Jeffries 5936
David Cicilline 4911
Eric Swalwell 5065
Ted Lieu 3976
Jamie Raskin 5341
Pramila Jayapal 3106
Brad Schneider 4835
Val Demings 2176

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