Any member of Congress who is not willing to sign the discharge petition should be shamed.
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Voices
- Ro Khanna independent
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- Any member of Congress who is not willing to sign the discharge petition should be shamed.
Shame on any member of Congress who’s not willing to sign it.
Sources
Who and what it involves
Origin: extracted from Ro Khanna: “This is about standing up for young girls over pedophiles. It’s really that simple. Shame on any member of Congress who’s not willing to sign it. I just want to be clear, you CAN sign that discharge petition between now and November.” · 2026-10-13 23:59