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Ask your Delegate to take the pledge

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Guam has a Delegate in the House and no Senators. Delegates can introduce bills, serve and vote in committees, and speak on the floor, but cannot vote on final passage, so the letter asks for the Delegate pledge.

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Letter 1 of 1: Delegate James C. Moylan

Delegate pledge (no vote on final passage) · DC office 202-225-1188

Letter to Delegate James C. Moylan

Dear Delegate James C. Moylan,

I am your constituent in Guam. I support the Contract to Save America, ten legislative proposals grounded in the founders’ own words, and I am writing to ask you to take its pledge for Delegates and the Resident Commissioner. I understand that your office cannot vote on final passage in the House or sign a discharge petition, so the pledge covers only the powers you have. It asks you, within the first 100 days of the new congressional term (the 120th Congress, which begins January 3, 2027), to introduce or cosponsor House legislation carrying out each proposal, request hearings and markup in writing, vote yes in committee and in the Committee of the Whole whenever House rules allow, urge Members to sign any discharge petition and support any rule needed for a recorded floor vote, and report your progress publicly.

You can read the complete Contract, all ten proposals with their Legislative Outlines, here:
https://contract2saveamerica.com/contract

Please let me know whether you will take the pledge.

Respectfully,
[Your name]
[Your street address, city, ZIP]
[Your email]

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“Hi, my name is [name] and I live in Guam, ZIP [ZIP]. I am calling to ask Delegate James C. Moylan to take the Contract to Save America pledge: to take specific actions on its ten legislative proposals in the first 100 days of the new congressional term, which begins January 3, 2027. Can you tell me whether they will take it? Thank you.”

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