January 21, 2018, is the 8th anniversary of the infamous Citizens United Supreme Court decision that opened the floodgates of unlimited money to buy access and influence with local, state, and federal officials. The Supreme Court said money is free speech, so we’re making our money scream by legally rubber stamping messages like “Not To Be Used To Bribe Politicians” on over 1 million bills. You stamp it, you spend it, and the message will circulate and be seen over 875,000,000 times. That’s a protest Congress cannot ignore.

The beautiful thing about stamping is that anyone can do it, anytime, anywhere. On January 21, you can stamp solo or with friends, but we’ll also be encouraging people to host house parties, direct people to local places where they can stamp, and tune in for a special message from Ben Cohen (co-founder of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream), Jeff Clements and other national leaders at 4p ET.

Pledge to stamp, invite your friends, post photos on social media, and stay tuned for updates on how together, we can make a huge impact to take on corruption in U.S. politics.