Worried about systemic corruption and unaccountable, even foreign, money in elections? Americans are solving it. The For Our Freedom Amendment youtu.be/vTpT22PmTt0?si=SreO…

New U. Maryland report: More than 8 in 10 Americans (Democrats 85%, Republicans 82%) are in favor of Constitutional amendment to regulate spending in elections. @OpenSecretsDC @usapromise opensecrets.org/news/2026/10…

Gen Z has spoken: Young voters want action on money in politics, and they’re ready to support candidates who take it seriously. Thanks to John Della Volpe for joining me on Morning Joe today to discuss our new polling, what it reveals about the youth vote, and the growing effort across the country to advance the constitutional amendment solution. @dellavolpe @usapromise

What a life and legacy.  The quote closing the New York Times remembrance sums up Gloria Steinem’s way all her life: “People often ask me if I’m ‘passing the torch.’ I explain that I’m keeping my torch, thank you very much — and I’m using it to light the torches of others.” American Promise is one of the torches she helped light. When we began the daunting work of bringing Americans together around a constitutional amendment, Gloria took the time to meet with us and share what she learned from her leadership in all the ups and downs of the Equal Rights Amendment. She understood that the amendment process works when Americans are actively engaged in constitution-level conversation. At American Promise, we’ve tried to incorporate that principle into the way we carry out our mission. Her life and experience reflect deep faith in the capacity of the American people to handle constitutional debate and to take seriously our awesome power to amend the Constitution when needed. All of us at American Promise send condolences to Gloria’s friends and family, and gratitude for her example. @usapromise nytimes.com/2026/09/03/us/po…

25 States Want Congress to Act on Campaign Spending open.substack.com/pub/theren…

Thanks for the conversation @Mosheh!