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  1. 22 Nov 2017

    I’m supporting the Act — to not only end harassment at & bring transparency to, the Capitol, but to help extinguish it at every workplace in America. Are you with me — should Congress pass it immediately?

    98 replies 647 retweets 1,412 likes
  2. 17 Nov 2017

    Hey Name names! 🛑 with selective feminism & protecting predators!

    191 replies 386 retweets 885 likes
  3. Jun 7

    According to the Senate’s bill, it’s okay for a member of Congress to not have to repay a settlement for firing you because you’re pregnant or have a disability. For the record: it’s not.

    19 replies 327 retweets 794 likes
  4. Sep 20

    NEW: Seven former staffers who were harassed or assaulted while working for members of Congress just wrote to leadership calling for immediate action to reform the way in which Congress handles claims of harassment and discrimination in the legislative workforce.

    9 replies 243 retweets 313 likes
  5. 17 Nov 2017

    If truly wanted to protect women, she would name the predators. Why won’t she?🤔

    98 replies 431 retweets 1,067 likes
  6. Oct 6

    Sen Hatch (R-UT), the longest serving Member of the U.S. Senate, telling sexual assault survivors to “grow up” while waving them away dismissively is Exhibit A in the argument for term limits.

    73 replies 401 retweets 1,174 likes
  7. 12 Dec 2017

    I’ll just put this right here. MAGA 🇺🇸

    Replying to @AnthonyScarramu @KatrinaPierson @SenGillibrand
    WOW! This says it all.
    120 replies 642 retweets 1,166 likes
  8. Jun 7

    Memo to Congress: You can’t address sexual harassment on Capitol Hill by passing a bill that lets your colleagues off the hook.

    10 replies 257 retweets 496 likes
  9. Jul 26

    For months, we’ve been calling on Congress to pass the House version of the bill. This delay is outrageous and the Senate needs to stop getting in the way of real accountability and transparency.

    7 replies 183 retweets 323 likes
  10. Feb 10

    Long overdue. Thank you for working to improve the process for complaints, add transparency, give victims access to counsel, and require lawmakers pay damages instead of taxpayers. Proud to support it and proud it passed.

    JUST IN: House passes landmark bill to overhaul sexual harassment policy on Capitol Hill
    9 replies 61 retweets 181 likes
  11. 13 Dec 2017

    Another day has gone by and still complete silence on Blake Farenthold from . Why is $84K harassment Farenthold still in the House, Speaker?

    2 replies 32 retweets 55 likes
  12. Jun 7

    Members of Congress may be able to exploit a loophole that would allow them to avoid reimbursing taxpayers for settlements in sexual harassment cases. We desperately need to fix this broken system.

    3 replies 49 retweets 49 likes
  13. Jan 10

    "Female Democratic lawmakers plan to wear black to Trump's State of the Union address"

    17 replies 54 retweets 104 likes
  14. 30 Nov 2017

    "Taxpayer money should not have been spent to build a culture of silence and complicity around workplace harassment" . Taxpayer money should also not be used to match private donations to candidates giving us the incumbent advantage.

    3 replies 19 retweets 27 likes
  15. 18 Nov 2017

    The “New Washington” is protecting the names of current sitting predators? Sounds like the old Washington to me.

    The New Washington: ‘The New Washington’: Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
    66 replies 279 retweets 742 likes
  16. 16 Nov 2017

    . is NOT above the law! A Predator, Pervert, Pedophile! Remove him out of office NOW!

    Donald Trump has been accused of raping a 13-year-old, raping his ex-wife and attempting to rape a female business associate, among at least 17 other accusations of sexual assault.
    12 replies 206 retweets 236 likes
  17. 21 Nov 2017

    Now is the time for us to share our sexual harassment workplace experiences. Check out the new Network app - it helps you share anonymously — & access legal & support help from &

    6 replies 85 retweets 143 likes
  18. 19 Nov 2017

    We need to take action so my daughters — and all our children — won’t need to fear being treated this way. Will be cosponsoring to ensure we're leading the way to creating safer workplaces for all Americans.

    Unacceptable. Those in positions of power — especially elected officials — shouldn't be allowed to hide or cover up their inexcusable behavior. Congress must lead by example. Open the files & expose the harassers, while protecting victims who've come forward
    11 replies 18 retweets 37 likes
  19. 21 Nov 2017

    I’m disturbed by the allegations in Rep. Conyers’ sexual harassment settlement. We need an Ethics investigation into this. Taxpayer funds should never be used to protect members of Congress and silence victims. - Let us vote on the Act to fix this now!

    3 replies 13 retweets 53 likes
  20. Nov 6

    Progress! Finally victims of sexual harassment in the House of Representatives will have legal representation equal to that bestowed on their abusers. The Office of Employee Advocacy has officially opened its doors.

    8 replies 74 retweets 299 likes

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