5 Jan 2026




Letter #1 by BT (Venezuela)

Dear Senator Wicker:

You stated: “I commend President Trump for ordering a successful mission to arrest illegitimate Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro and bring him to the U.S. to face justice.”

Recently, Trump pardoned Juan Orlando Hernandez who was convicted on drug trafficking charges.

Where is the consistency?  

Trump is creating chaos every single day.  There is nothing he has touched that doesn’t outrage the American people. Senator, by your own words, you are again complicit in the acts of this felonious regime. 

Sincerely, 

Letter #2 by BT (Venezuela: Hyde-Smith & Kelly)
I have searched the internet and cannot find a statement from you about the arrest of Nicolas Maduro.  You need to issue a statement about where you stand on what is most likely an illegal act by the current administration. 
Sincerely,
Letter #2 by BT (Venezuela: Thompson)

Dear Rep Thompson:

“…the illegal attack on Venezuela has nothing to do with drugs or terrorism – it’s about Trump causing chaos and trampling on the Constitution so he can claim more power and Venezuela’s oil.  Republicans in Congress should hold him to account – but I fully expect them to do nothing.”

Thank you for again standing up to the current administration.  Please know we are working to replace Hyde-Smith with Scott Colum and Trent Kelly with James Cliff Johnson.  Both Colum and Johnson have received the endorsement of Indivisible DeSoto MS.  Help is on the way.

Sincerely,

Please read the action item note at the bottom of this email.  The note is after the email and physical addresses and is in bold red typeface.

Physical Addresses:


Sen Chuck Schumer (D)

322 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510

Phone: (202) 224-6542

Fax: (202) 228-3027


Sen John Thune (R)

United States Senate SD-511

Washington, DC 20510

Phone: (202) 224-2321

Fax: (202) 228-5429

Toll-Free: 1-866-850-3855


Speaker Mike Johnson (R)

521 Cannon House Office Building 
Washington, DC 20515 
Phone: 202-225-2777
*Meetings by Appointment Only*


Sen Bill Hagerty


Sen Marsha Blackburn (R)

357 Dirksen Office Building

Washington, DC 20519

Phone: (202) 224-3344

FAX: (202) 228-0566


Sen Cindy Hyde-Smith (R)

528 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, DC 20510-2405


Sen Roger Wicker (R)
425 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: (202) 224-6253425425 Russell Sen


Rep Steve Cohen (D)

2268 Rayburn HOB

Washington, DC  20515

Phone: (202) 225-3265
Fax: (202) 225-5663
Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-6pm ET

Rep Trent Kelly (R)

2268 Rayburn HOB

Washington, DC  20515

Phone: (202) 255-3265

FAX: (202) 255-5663

Office hours: Mon-Fri 9am-6pm ET


Rep Bennie G. Thompson (D)

2466 Rayburn HOB

Washington, DC  20515

Phone: (202) 225-5876
Fax: (202) 225-5898

Gov Bill Lee (R)

Governor State Capitol, 1st Floor 600 Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. Blvd. 

Nashville, TN 37243 

(615) 741-2001


Gov Tate Reeves (R)

550 High St. Sillers Building, 

19th Floor Jackson, MS 39201 

(601) 359-3150 

(601) 359-3741


Once you’ve sent your letter(s), send an email to me with “Letter Committee” in the subject line.  The only thing that needs to be in the body of the letter is the name of the recipient, the subject of your letter and the number of letters, postcards or emails you sent. 

Example: Hyde-Smith: Gaza (1)



Need help?  Send me an email. Please put “Letter Committee” in the subject line. My email address for this project is: 


tuchelsgal@bellsouth.net


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Stats for report: For Letter Committee Use Only

5 Jan 2026


Mississippi:

This week’s tracking: 

9 letters; postcards 3

Hyde-Smith: Venezuela (BT, KJ, BS)
Wicker: Venezuela (BT, KJ, BS)
Kelly: Venezuela (KJ, BS)
Thompson: Venezuela (BT)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Postcards: BS

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Hagerty: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

12 Jan 2026

Mississippi:


Hyde-Smith: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Wicker: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Kelly: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Thompson: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Hagerty: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

19 Jan 2026

Mississippi:


Hyde-Smith: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Wicker: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Kelly: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Thompson: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Hagerty: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

26 Jan 2026

Mississippi:


Hyde-Smith: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Wicker: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Kelly: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Thompson: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Hagerty: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

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Saved for next month

Mississippi:


Hyde-Smith: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Wicker: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Kelly: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Thompson: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Hagerty: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)


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