Survivors should always feel believed and protected when they come forward.
We are fighting alongside advocates like @KatiePhang and @reckoningaction to build a system where abusers are held accountable and survivors are put first.
Our new poll from @reckoningaction and @CourierNewsroom finds that Epstein-related corruption will be a deciding factor in November:
88% of Americans who plan to vote in the midterms, including 83% of Republican voters, said they will prioritize candidates who promise to hold powerful people accountable, including through the release of the full Epstein files.
Justice for Epstein’s victims ranked higher for voters than almost every other issue, including healthcare, affordability, immigration, public safety, and the Iran War.
Three out of four respondents who voted for Trump in 2024 said justice for Epstein’s victims and accountability for his co-conspirators would be a top voting factor in November.
https://t.co/LUwm7rszeN
NEW POLL: Republicans & Democrats disagree on a lot, but releasing the Epstein files isn’t one of them.
A COURIER/@reckoningaction poll found 88% of likely midterm voters—including 83% of Republicans—want candidates who’ll hold the powerful accountable. https://t.co/xZ7cvYexli
Thom Tillis pretended to give a shit about the Epstein survivors. Then he stabbed them in the back.
Tillis is part of the Epstein cover-up and I hope that stink follows his miserable gutless ass for the rest of his miserable goddamn life. @SenThomTillis@ThomTillis
Republican leaders are once again sacrificing women and survivors to keep abusers in power. Three GOP House members have been credibly accused of violence against women or sexual harassment. Max Miller, Cory Mills, and Chuck Edwards are all unfit for public office
We believe Emily Moreno.
The accusations against Rep. Max Miller and his disgusting victim-blaming are absolutely disqualifying for anyone holding public office.
Something that unites people across the political spectrum? Wanting the government out of their business and *not* making decisions about their bodies.
8 in 10 Americans support legal abortion. We ARE the majority 💪
With @KatiePhang
I keep getting asked a question I refuse to answer. “How are you going to avoid the backlash that the #metoo movement received?”
I reject the premise of the question because:
1) It assumes this is a separate and unconnected movement that is not built on the foundation laid by the organizers who came before us
2) It suggests that the backlash is the fault of the organizers, not the misogynistic institutions desperately trying to hold on to the status quo.
If we’re not generating backlash, we’re not being disruptive enough. Resistance is the price of change.
Reckoning Action exists because the fight against misogyny has to be consistent — or it means nothing.
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The work continues.
Our mandate at Reckoning Action is simple: to call out misogyny in all its forms. Accountability doesn’t stop at people we like.
That’s why our work to expose Graham Platner is part of the same effort as our reporting on the Epstein class & the lawmakers that cover for them. 🧵
“Survivor justice cannot begin and end with condemning the powerful people we already dislike. It requires the courage to hold accountable anyone who uses power to cause harm.” ~ Me Too International
That’s our standard. Full stop.