BREAKING: The Senate passed my Prison Reform bill

(and it was bipartisan)

Jason––the U.S. Senate passed my bill to reduce violence and civil rights abuses in America's prisons.   Here's why this is so important:  I've been investigating prison conditions in America, where we have a BIG problem with violence, crime, and civil rights abuses.    A major issue: the camera systems in necessary to investigate violence and abuse in prisons are often broken — and footage is frequently "lost."   Remember Jeffrey Epstein? There are countless cases of prison violence, abuse, crime, or a suspicious death never solved because the cameras are broken.   So I wrote a bill to fix that. I built a bipartisan coalition. And I passed the bill — even in this 50-50 Senate.   My bill requires the Bureau of Prisons to fix its broken camera systems.   This is just one bill — part of a broader prison reform agenda.    But Jason, this bill will make a real difference in reducing violence and crime and civil rights abuses in America.   And it was bipartisan.    I refuse to accept we can't still get things done.    I refuse to accept endless partisan gridlock and BS.   I'm here to work hard and deliver results. And I am delivering.   So keep the faith. The future is bright. I've got your back. Thanks for having mine.   More updates soon.    - Sen. Ossoff   Your grassroots support is critical to protecting the right to vote in Georgia and our majority in the Senate. If you can, please click here to chip in a few dollars to support our work.  DONATE     Jon Ossoff for Senate P.O. Box 450326 Atlanta, GA, GA 31145 United States This email was sent to jasonsc.bolts14@blogger.com Want to receive less emails? No problem. Click here.   We'll miss you, but you can always unsubscribe