Organizing for Justice in our Communities

Join Us to Tell Senator Johnson To Do His Job So Federal Workers Can Do Theirs!

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Date: Thursday, November 6th
Time: 2:00 PM
Location: Outside Ron Johnson’s office
Address: 5315 Wall Street, Suite 110, Madison, WI 53718

 

AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler stated the following in response to the ongoing Trump Shutdown. “For one month, President Trump and his allies have shut down the government and forced more than 2 million federal workers and contractors to miss paychecks. Working people are lining up at food banks; taking out loans; racking up credit card debt; and scrambling to cover monthly bills like rent, car payments and utilities. Millions of jobs are being threatened in government, health care, food service and other industries. Twenty-two million Americans are trying to sign up for health insurance on Open Enrollment Day, only to learn the Trump administration has priced them out of care. Nearly 180 million people with job-based insurance will soon discover the same.

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Come out and join us as we support workers who are being impacted by the inaction of politicians in DC who are putting their agenda before the dignity of workers.

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What you can do to help:

Please bring gift cards (gas and grocery) or donate other items as well (non-perishable food items).
We will set up a food bank outside of his office (on the sidewalk nearby).  

 

Bring a copy of your increased ACA premium:
If you or someone you know buys insurance through the ACA please bring a copy of your ACA estimates and /or insurance statements for 2026. We want to drop them off at Johnson’s office to highlight the impact of their decisions.

 

Get your premium.

• Check to see if your state has its own website or uses healthcare.gov.

• If your state has its own website, look for an option to preview plans or get a quick quote.

• If your state uses healthcare.gov go to the “see plans and prices” page.

• Answer the questions to get a quote for 2026.

• Print out your 2025 rate with a comparison to the 2026 rate and bring it to drop off for Senator Johnson.