Robin Tzi

🚨 MONDAY: DEMAND ANSWERS BEFORE THE LEADERSHIP VOTE. Monday, November 9, 2026 Prepared Sunday evening, November 8, Eastern. Republican senators should hear from voters BEFORE they choose their leadership—not after the deal is done. WHAT NEEDS ATTENTION TODAY Senate Republican leadership elections are scheduled for Tuesday, November 10. Today is the day to demand answers before senators choose their leadership. Ron Johnson is seeking a delay and, according to the Washington Examiner, planned to send his letter Monday. A request for a meeting is not an approved postponement. As of Sunday evening, no postponement has been confirmed. John Kennedy has publicly confirmed signing. Rick Scott said Sunday that he signed Friday. Mike Lee pledged to sign and has demanded a plan from anyone seeking leadership. John Thune is reported to be running unopposed. That does not put his record beyond scrutiny. This is an internal Republican conference election—not a public primary or Senate floor vote. NEW WITH TRUMP The White House shared a Sunday statement from President Trump saying Republicans in the Senate can still help him accomplish more. The question for leadership candidates: What will you actually bring to a vote, and when? Reuters also reported Sunday that Trump directed the Justice Department on Saturday to examine Democrats he accused of sending threatening letters to Republican donors and allies. Those are his accusations—not established findings of wrongdoing. MAKE YOUR POSITION PUBLIC Call the U.S. Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121 and ask to be connected to your Republican senators. Ask your Republican senators today: Will you support time for a serious review before leadership elections? Will you support ending the legislative filibuster? If not, what is your plan to move the legislation you promised voters? What concrete legislative commitments will you require from anyone seeking the job? Will you publicly explain your position and what you did? Save their answers. Share this so more voters know what is coming and can speak up before Tuesday. These public commitments and subsequent actions belong in First Ballot 2028’s primary-candidate review—not automatic endorsements. Accountability starts before the next campaign. First Ballot 2028. Mission: First Ballot 2028 covers the 2028 primaries for President, every U.S. Senate seat on the ballot and all 435 House seats. Every candidate gets the same scrutiny: their record, their positions, their endorsements, their organizational ties and who funds them, all checked against original sources. We give voters plain facts, verified results and the questions candidates don't want asked. That way the people at the kitchen table know as much as the people in the war room. Vision: An informed, organized grassroots that doesn't wait for party insiders or the media to choose its candidates. We want every voter in our network to walk into their primary, from the White House race to their own House district, knowing exactly who they're voting for. And we want them to keep holding that person accountable after the votes are counted. 🔔 TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS #Firstballot2028