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1. Section 781 — the seed mail ban. P.L. 119-37 §781 criminalizes USPS shipment of viable cannabis seeds starting November 12, 2026. It must be amended or repealed.
2. Full descheduling. Not rescheduling to Schedule III — full removal from the Controlled Substances Act. It is your constitutional right to pursue happiness. It is your right to grow your own medicine. Rescheduling serves corporations. Descheduling serves citizens. Make them hear the difference.
Read our editorial: Descheduling Is Not a Privilege. It's a Right. →Select your state below. Both senators appear instantly with their direct phone numbers. The call script is right below them. The whole thing takes 60 seconds.
"Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME] and I'm a constituent calling from [YOUR CITY/TOWN]. I'm calling about two issues I care deeply about.
First: P.L. 119-37, Section 781 — the provision banning USPS shipment of viable cannabis seeds starting November 12, 2026. This law targets home growers and small seed breeders, not drug traffickers. I'm asking Senator [NAME] to support amending or repealing Section 781 before it takes effect.
Second: I strongly support full descheduling of cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act. Not rescheduling to Schedule III — full removal. Cannabis interacts with the human endocannabinoid system, a biological network present in every mammal. Keeping it federally scheduled while the science says otherwise is wrong. Descheduling is a states' rights issue, a personal freedom issue, and a constitutional right. I have the right to grow my own medicine in my own home.
Will you note both of my positions and let me know where Senator [NAME] stands on each? Thank you."
That's it. Staff members will log your call. They tally constituent positions and report to the senator. When calls spike, they notice. If you can't call, email through their official contact form — but call if you can. It matters more.
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Staff members log constituent calls and report volume to their bosses daily. When a topic generates unusual call volume, it gets flagged. This is documented fact, not optimism.
Your tax dollars fund their office, their staff, their salary. They work for you — constitutionally, legally, literally. Calling is how you exercise that relationship. Silence is how you forfeit it.
No senator wakes up and decides to deschedule cannabis on their own. It happens because constituents demanded it — consistently, loudly, and on the record. Your call is part of that record.
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