Marianette Miller-Meeks Postcard Campaign
Why We’re Writing Postcards
We’re encouraging everyone to write postcards to Representative Marianette Miller-Meeks three times a month — on the 1st, 11th, and 21st — or whenever it fits your schedule. Why? Because we believe Marianette must be held accountable. We’re asking her to stand up for Iowans and for Americans on the most crucial issues of our time. If she can’t — or won’t — find the courage to lead, then she should step aside so voters can elect someone with a spine. Miller-Meeks won her seat by one of the narrowest margins in Iowa history. That means she can’t afford to ignore the voices of her constituents. This postcard campaign is a way to remind her: we’re watching, we care, and we vote.
Please send your postcards to:
Marianette Miller-Meeks
504 Cannon House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
You can also call her and leave a message at (202) 225-6576
Sample Postcards
Here are some ideas for postcard messages for Representative Marianette Miller-Meeks, urging her to uphold the Constitution and the rule of law — two pillars essential to preserving our democracy. The second section focuses on the illegal deportations now taking place, which endanger legal refugees, immigrants, and even American citizens. Feel free to use these messages as written or create your own.
POSTCARDS ABOUT THE CONSTITUTION / RULE OF LAW:
Uphold the Constitution and condemn Trump’s defiance of the courts — publicly and without excuses. You’ve said nothing while he tramples the rule of law and ignores federal court rulings. If you can’t defend the Constitution when it counts, you don’t belong in office.
Support impeachment of a president who breaks the law and ignores the courts. Your silence on Trump’s lawlessness is cowardly and unworthy of your office. Step up or step down — history is watching.
Demand compliance with all court orders and speak out against threats to judicial independence. So far, you’ve done nothing while Trump defies the judiciary. We need leaders, not enablers — resign if you won’t act.
Investigate Elon Musk’s illegal takeover of public IT infrastructure and protect our data. You’ve issued no subpoenas, held no hearings, and said nothing. If you won’t defend the people, then you’re standing with the tyrants — and we won’t forget.
CONSTITUTION / RULE OF LAW (Angrier Versions):
The Constitution is not optional — demand Trump obey court rulings or get out of the way. You’ve stood by in silence while he spits on the rule of law. If you can’t fight for democracy, don’t expect to keep your seat.
We are in a constitutional crisis — do your damn job and defend the courts. You’ve protected your career instead of the country. If you can’t speak truth to power, you are the problem.
Support impeachment — now — for a felon president who defies the judiciary. You’ve been silent while our democracy burns. If you’re too afraid to lead, resign and make room for someone with courage.
Subpoena Musk and every official involved in the IT system takeover and privacy violations. You’ve let them steal our data without lifting a finger. If you’re not willing to stop this, you’re not fit to govern.
CONSTITUTION / RULE OF LAW (with embedded facts):
Over 70 federal court rulings have blocked Trump’s unconstitutional actions in just 100 days. You’ve remained silent while he defies the judiciary and erodes the rule of law. If you can’t stand up for our Constitution, then step aside for someone who will. Reuters
Trump’s administration has issued 141 executive orders in 100 days, many targeting civil liberties. Yet, you’ve offered no resistance, no defense of our democratic principles. If you won’t challenge authoritarian overreach, you have no place in public office. The Guardian
Approximately $430 billion in federal funds have been disrupted by Trump’s administration, affecting critical services. Your silence as communities suffer is deafening. If you can’t advocate for your constituents’ needs, it’s time to resign. AP News
The Trump administration has faced over 200 lawsuits for its defiance of legal norms. You’ve taken no action to uphold the courts’ authority. If you won’t defend our legal system, you should not be part of it.
POSTCARDS ABOUT ILLEGAL DEPORTATIONS:
Publicly oppose the illegal deportation of immigrants, refugees, and U.S. citizens to foreign prisons. You haven’t said a word while Americans are being sent to gulags. If you can’t fight for our people, you don’t deserve to represent us.
Stand up against the deportation of U.S. citizens — a human rights abuse and constitutional crisis. Your silence makes you complicit in one of the most shameful acts in modern history. Either grow a spine or get out of the way.
Afghan refugees in Iowa—many of whom risked their lives supporting U.S. forces—have received sudden deportation orders, despite prior protections. Your silence as these individuals face potential return to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan is a betrayal of those who trusted us. If you cannot defend the people of Iowa from such injustice, you have no right to represent them.
Call for accountability for those deporting citizens in defiance of court orders. You’ve done absolutely nothing while families are ripped apart and laws are broken. If you won’t speak up now, you have no business holding public office.
ILLEGAL DEPORTATIONS (Angrier Versions):
Stand against the deportation of American citizens to foreign prisons — this is evil, not policy. You’ve watched it happen and said nothing. Silence in the face of fascism is complicity — resign if you have no shame.
Demand an end to Trump’s unconstitutional deportation orders targeting citizens. Your silence is betrayal, not neutrality. We deserve a representative, not a coward.
Stop pretending this is normal — deporting Americans to foreign gulags is criminal. You haven’t lifted a finger to stop it. If you can’t protect your own constituents, you have no right to represent them.
Speak out or get out — ICE is breaking the law, and you’re letting it happen. You’ve done nothing while families are destroyed and rights are shredded. You swore an oath to the Constitution, not to Trump — act like it or step aside.
ILLEGAL DEPORTATIONS (with embedded facts):
U.S. citizens, including children, have been wrongfully deported under Trump’s immigration crackdown. You’ve failed to condemn these violations of basic rights. If protecting Americans isn’t your priority, you should step down. New York Magazine
A 10-year-old American girl, recovering from brain surgery, was deported to Mexico while en route to her treatment in Houston. You remained silent as this child was denied critical medical care due to her parents’ immigration status. If you cannot defend the rights and health of American citizens, you have no place in Congress. Houston Chronicle
The administration deported 250 individuals despite a federal judge’s order to halt the flights. You’ve remained silent as the executive branch defies judicial authority. If you won’t uphold the balance of powers, you are unfit to serve. Wikipedia
Trump’s use of the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport individuals without due process sets a dangerous precedent. Your failure to oppose this misuse of power is a betrayal of our values. If you can’t defend due process, you have no business in government. The Australian