Colorado
Procès de disqualification de Trump 2024
Le 30 janvier 2024, Common Cause a déposé un mémoire devant la Cour suprême des États-Unis, l'exhortant à disqualifier Donald Trump en vertu du 14e amendement.
Responsabilité de l'administration Trump
Donald Trump and his administration repeatedly try to undermine our democracy's core values and attack our rights. During this presidency, Common Cause will continue to take bold action to hold the Trump Administration accountable.
Donald Trump a commis des actes répréhensibles et éhontés, allant de l’abus de pouvoir à l’obstruction à la justice, en passant par l’ingérence dans nos élections et l’incitation à l’attaque meurtrière du 6 janvier 2021 contre le Capitole des États-Unis.
Common Cause a toujours fait pression pour que l’administration Trump rende des comptes, notamment en soutenant ses deux procédures de destitution. Ces efforts visent à faire comprendre que personne, y compris les présidents actuels et anciens, n’est au-dessus de la loi.
Ce que nous faisons
Campagne
Question sur la citoyenneté du recensement
Common Cause stopped Trump’s efforts to add a dangerous question on citizenship status to the 2020 Census.
Campagne
Lisez nos plaintes : Stormy Daniels Hush Money
Donald Trump a été reconnu coupable de 34 chefs d'accusation, tous découlant du paiement de 130 000 $ en argent comptant à Stormy Daniels, que Common Cause a dénoncé pour la première fois en 2018.
Passer à l'action
Pétition
Petition: FIRE Elon Musk
Elon Musk is trying to run our government like it’s one of his companies. Our democracy deserves better.
We demand the immediate firing of Elon Musk from ANY position of influence within our government. Musk’s dangerous influence must end now.
It is time to restore power to the American people and ensure that decisions are made by those accountable to the people, not the wealthy elite.
Pétition
Tell Congress: Protect birthright citizenship
Trump’s executive order attempting to end birthright citizenship would endanger millions of people born in this country and permanently reshape what it means to be an American.
The 14th Amendment is clear – and legal experts say Trump would likely need to pass a constitutional amendment through Congress to overrule it.
Congress must step up and REFUSE to help Trump shred our Constitution. We urge you to protect birthright citizenship and our 14th Amendment today.
Pétition
STOP au programme anti-démocratique de Trump, le Projet 2025
Le programme « Projet 2025 » du président élu serait un cauchemar pour notre démocratie – si nous ne l’arrêtons pas.
C’est pourquoi nous appelons tous les responsables gouvernementaux à s’engager à défendre les valeurs fondamentales de notre démocratie – l’état de droit, le droit de vote et la liberté de manifester – contre le programme dangereux de Trump.
Votre soutien financier nous aide à avoir un impact en tenir le pouvoir responsable et renforcer la démocratie.
Mises à jour
Article
Musk’s DOGE is Coming For Social Security
Here’s what they’ve done so far, what might happen next, and how it might affect you.
Article
Congress failed. Now it’s up to us.
All week, we’ve heard from allies on Capitol Hill that their phones were ringing off the hook – and lawmakers on the fence felt enough heat that many switched their votes our way at the very last minute.
Article
House Republicans’ Spending Plan is a Power Grab for Trump and Musk – Democrats Must Say No
Congressional Republicans' new continuing resolution (CR) would keep the government funded but at a dangerous cost, cutting key social programs while giving Donald Trump and Elon Musk unprecedented control over federal spending. Democrats in the Senate must stand up to this power grab.
Ressources connexes
Guide
Explainer: Trump Executive Order seeking to suppress lawsuits with the blanket enforcement of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 65 (c )
By Nick Opoku
Guide
Explainer: Trump Administration’s Proposal to Task USPS with Census Enumeration
The United States Postal Service is a highly trusted, independent agency that provides a critical service to the public. Tasking the USPS with conducting the census will lead to increased costs, overburdened postal workers, and service delays.
Lettre
Common Cause Urges Congress to Include 7 Criteria in Next Government Funding Bill
Common Cause urges Congress to uphold democracy in the next government funding bill by enforcing the rule of law, protecting judicial independence, and ensuring executive accountability.
Guide
Explainer: Trump’s Executive Order on Controlling Independent Agencies
Independent agencies are meant to serve the American people free from political influence. Presidential control of these agencies will get in the way of their crucial missions, and let Wall Street crime go unchecked, drive up prices, and open our elections up to cyber-attacks.
By Alton Wang
By Alton Wang
Presse
Communiqué de presse
Wisconsin Voters Decisively Step Up, Turn Out and Reject Outside Interference from Musk’s Millions
Statement of Jay Heck, Common Cause Wisconsin Executive Director:
Wisconsin voters turned out to vote in record numbers on and before April 1st and decisively opted for impartial justice and independence from the influence of the world’s richest person and his unprecedented attempt to buy control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Wisconsin voters turned out to vote in record numbers on and before April 1st and decisively opted for impartial justice and independence from the influence of the world’s richest person and his unprecedented attempt to buy control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Communiqué de presse
Voters Reject Musk in First Test in Wisconsin
Yesterday, Wisconsin voters resoundingly rejected candidate Brad Schimel for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Elon Musk personally campaigned for Schimel and spent more than $20 million on the race. Still, Wisconsin voters chose his opponent Susan Crawford by a wide margin in the most expensive judicial race in U.S. history.
Extrait d'actualité
Virginia Kase Solomón on Tavis Smiley: Talks Schumer, Musk, and Voting Rights
President and CEO of Common Cause, Virginia Kase Solomon gives her take about the future of Senate Leader Chuck Schumer, why Elon Musk needs to be fired, and what states are doing to protect voting rights.
