--- title: CCRP Newsletter Feb. 15, 2026 - Clark County Republican Party description: Clark County Republican Party - Get the Latest Republican News and Events in Clark County, WA url: https://clarkrepublicans.org/component/acym/archive/514-ccrp-newsletter-feb-15-2026 --- You are not connected. The newsletter may include some user information, so they may not be displayed correctly. # CCRP Newsletter Feb. 15, 2026 CCRP Newsletter Feb. 15, 2026 | Can't read or see images? View this email in a browser ‍‍Unsubscribe ‍Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍Washington State Bills and LegislationThe Washington State Legislature's 2026 regular session began on Monday, January 12. This is a short session lasting up to 60 days, with an expected end date of Thursday, March 12, 2026. Remember that public hearing committee registrations close 1 hour before meeting start time. Written comments can be submitted by the end of the day of a committee public hearing. The full set of weekly bill action suggestions are posted on the CCRP Legislative Action Committee Page. Committee Schedules, Agendas, and Documents House Floor Activity Report Senate Floor Activity Report Hearings Are Available To Watch - https://tvw.org/ Conservative Resources Nancy D Churchill - Subscribe to a free account to access Conservative Ladies of Washington FPIW Action - Clear interface with suggestions, links, and timely information. Bill Bruch's Legislative Bills List-with committee datesLegislative Committee Update for Week 6Two bad bills, highly opposed by the majority of Olympia-watching citizens, passed the Senate floor last week on partisan lines.  SB 5974 providing a way for a Governor-run agency to remove Sheriffs, and SB 5906 Establishing data and personal safety protections within areas of public accommodation for all Washington residents. These bills will be scheduled for a House committee public hearing soon, so stand by to make more noise on those. Actions Next Week: Register CON for these bills on our CCRP List that have public meetings in committee: ESHB 1916  Amending voter registration challenges and managing voter registration lists. Action Deadline: Monday Feb. 16, 7:30 am. Testify ESB 5068 Public employ. Eligibility; Non-citizens can be in Law Enforcement and Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys???Action Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 9:30 am  Testify SSB 5855  Law enf. face coveringsAction Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 9:30 am. Testify SB 5892 Voter registration databaseAction Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 12:30 pm. Testify For the ambitious activist, you can also register CON on the other bills with hearings scheduled for this week: SB 5917 (Testify) Increased access to abortion medications on Feb. 18; HB 2242 (Testify) Granting more power to Dept. of Health and breaking ties with CDC to determine school vaccines on Feb. 19; HB 1710 (Testify) DEI requirements for election process changes on Feb. 20; and HB 1750 (Testify) Preventing voter reg. challenges on Feb. 20.Tickets available now - HERE‍Bill to give state board power to remove sheriffs clears WA Senate‍Senate Bill 5974 - A bill that would allow a state board to remove an elected sheriff in the state of Washington passed off the Senate floor Thursday on a party line vote.A department in the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission would have the power to remove elected sheriffs under Senate Bill 5974.Currently, 38 of Washington’s 39 counties have elected sheriffs. Only King County has an appointed sheriff. Opponents warn the bill would take away the people’s right to elect a sheriff who represents their values and priorities. Read more here.Rep. John Ley discusses his bill calling for an audit of the I-5 Bridge Replacement Program‍Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, explains why he introduced House Bill 2669, calling for an audit of the I-5 Bridge Replacement Program. Ley discusses the many problems with the project, including how taxpayer dollars are being spent and how money is being wasted without delivering the needed results. WA State Democrats Pass Online Voting BillWA State Democrat sponsored 2SSB 6035, titled “Ensuring access to voting services for military, overseas, Native American, and disabled voters,” passed the State Senate on February 12, 2026, with a party-line vote of 30 yeas to 19 nays.‍Online voting is a terrible idea and vulnerable to attack, hacking, manipulation, and fraud, with no reliable way to audit the ballots. Read the complete article here.Reformcast E5: From County Council to Ridgefield School Classrooms: Accountability Failures ExposedClark County Council’s anti-ICE resolution stalls after chaotic hearing.Fort Vancouver Regional Library trustee resigns after board rejects DEI-heavy plan.Ridgefield School District ignored abuse complaints against a cheer coach until exposed by records requests Clark County Council modifies language on its resolution on ICE activities in the region‍The Clark County Council debated for more than 40 minutes on Wednesday on a resolution regarding federal immigration enforcement in the region, and that was after an hour of public comment on the issue.While officially not condemning Immigration and Customs Enforcement — the council settled on the word “alarmed” regarding some reported enforcement methods — the modified resolution is certainly an anti-ICE document.In the end, the council voted 3-2 to read the resolution at a future meeting. Read the article at Clark County Today here.The Income Tax Will Hit Everyone \| Paul Guppy‍Bills mentioned in this video:SB 6346, to create a state income tax.SB 6173, creating an “Apple Health Employer assessment” tax Page Jackson on duty at the State Legislature this week.‍About the Page ProgramAbout the Page ProgramThe Washington State Legislature has one of the finest page programs in the country. Each year, hundreds of students from across Washington have the opportunity to take part in the legislative process and watch the Legislature and other branches of state government in action.Pages are sponsored by legislators and serve for 1 week during the legislative session, which runs January-April in odd numbered years and January-March in even numbered years. ‍Survey: More Washington state businesses considering leaving the state due to high taxesThe latest Association of Washington Business quarterly survey shows bad news on the economic front, with 44% of business leaders saying they are considering moving their personal residence out of state and businesses indicating they are now more than twice as likely – 30% to 14% – to expand outside the state than within it.The results of AWB’s winter survey are based on 429 responses collected by email from business owners and operators across the state between Jan. 12 and Feb. 2.‍ Read more here.2023-25 Biennium - Climate Commitment Act ProjectsThe dashboard identifies project locations and state agency programs funded in FY24 and FY25 from Climate Commitment Act revenues.Click a dot on the map to see details. Expenditure amounts may not sum to the total fiscal year 2025 expenditure amount due to rounding.‍ Check out how tax dollars are spent here.Donation Opportunities‍→DonateThis email was sent by info@clarkrepublicans.org to ‍ Clark County, WA Republican Party \| PO Box 205, Vancouver WA 98666No longer want to receive these emails?‍Unsubscribe ‍ | | | --- | --- | | Can't read or see images? View this email in a browser ‍‍Unsubscribe ‍Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍Washington State Bills and LegislationThe Washington State Legislature's 2026 regular session began on Monday, January 12. This is a short session lasting up to 60 days, with an expected end date of Thursday, March 12, 2026. Remember that public hearing committee registrations close 1 hour before meeting start time. Written comments can be submitted by the end of the day of a committee public hearing. The full set of weekly bill action suggestions are posted on the CCRP Legislative Action Committee Page. Committee Schedules, Agendas, and Documents House Floor Activity Report Senate Floor Activity Report Hearings Are Available To Watch - https://tvw.org/ Conservative Resources Nancy D Churchill - Subscribe to a free account to access Conservative Ladies of Washington FPIW Action - Clear interface with suggestions, links, and timely information. Bill Bruch's Legislative Bills List-with committee datesLegislative Committee Update for Week 6Two bad bills, highly opposed by the majority of Olympia-watching citizens, passed the Senate floor last week on partisan lines.  SB 5974 providing a way for a Governor-run agency to remove Sheriffs, and SB 5906 Establishing data and personal safety protections within areas of public accommodation for all Washington residents. These bills will be scheduled for a House committee public hearing soon, so stand by to make more noise on those. Actions Next Week: Register CON for these bills on our CCRP List that have public meetings in committee: ESHB 1916  Amending voter registration challenges and managing voter registration lists. Action Deadline: Monday Feb. 16, 7:30 am. Testify ESB 5068 Public employ. Eligibility; Non-citizens can be in Law Enforcement and Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys???Action Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 9:30 am  Testify SSB 5855  Law enf. face coveringsAction Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 9:30 am. Testify SB 5892 Voter registration databaseAction Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 12:30 pm. Testify For the ambitious activist, you can also register CON on the other bills with hearings scheduled for this week: SB 5917 (Testify) Increased access to abortion medications on Feb. 18; HB 2242 (Testify) Granting more power to Dept. of Health and breaking ties with CDC to determine school vaccines on Feb. 19; HB 1710 (Testify) DEI requirements for election process changes on Feb. 20; and HB 1750 (Testify) Preventing voter reg. challenges on Feb. 20.Tickets available now - HERE‍Bill to give state board power to remove sheriffs clears WA Senate‍Senate Bill 5974 - A bill that would allow a state board to remove an elected sheriff in the state of Washington passed off the Senate floor Thursday on a party line vote.A department in the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission would have the power to remove elected sheriffs under Senate Bill 5974.Currently, 38 of Washington’s 39 counties have elected sheriffs. Only King County has an appointed sheriff. Opponents warn the bill would take away the people’s right to elect a sheriff who represents their values and priorities. Read more here.Rep. John Ley discusses his bill calling for an audit of the I-5 Bridge Replacement Program‍Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, explains why he introduced House Bill 2669, calling for an audit of the I-5 Bridge Replacement Program. Ley discusses the many problems with the project, including how taxpayer dollars are being spent and how money is being wasted without delivering the needed results. WA State Democrats Pass Online Voting BillWA State Democrat sponsored 2SSB 6035, titled “Ensuring access to voting services for military, overseas, Native American, and disabled voters,” passed the State Senate on February 12, 2026, with a party-line vote of 30 yeas to 19 nays.‍Online voting is a terrible idea and vulnerable to attack, hacking, manipulation, and fraud, with no reliable way to audit the ballots. Read the complete article here.Reformcast E5: From County Council to Ridgefield School Classrooms: Accountability Failures ExposedClark County Council’s anti-ICE resolution stalls after chaotic hearing.Fort Vancouver Regional Library trustee resigns after board rejects DEI-heavy plan.Ridgefield School District ignored abuse complaints against a cheer coach until exposed by records requests Clark County Council modifies language on its resolution on ICE activities in the region‍The Clark County Council debated for more than 40 minutes on Wednesday on a resolution regarding federal immigration enforcement in the region, and that was after an hour of public comment on the issue.While officially not condemning Immigration and Customs Enforcement — the council settled on the word “alarmed” regarding some reported enforcement methods — the modified resolution is certainly an anti-ICE document.In the end, the council voted 3-2 to read the resolution at a future meeting. Read the article at Clark County Today here.The Income Tax Will Hit Everyone \| Paul Guppy‍Bills mentioned in this video:SB 6346, to create a state income tax.SB 6173, creating an “Apple Health Employer assessment” tax Page Jackson on duty at the State Legislature this week.‍About the Page ProgramAbout the Page ProgramThe Washington State Legislature has one of the finest page programs in the country. Each year, hundreds of students from across Washington have the opportunity to take part in the legislative process and watch the Legislature and other branches of state government in action.Pages are sponsored by legislators and serve for 1 week during the legislative session, which runs January-April in odd numbered years and January-March in even numbered years. ‍Survey: More Washington state businesses considering leaving the state due to high taxesThe latest Association of Washington Business quarterly survey shows bad news on the economic front, with 44% of business leaders saying they are considering moving their personal residence out of state and businesses indicating they are now more than twice as likely – 30% to 14% – to expand outside the state than within it.The results of AWB’s winter survey are based on 429 responses collected by email from business owners and operators across the state between Jan. 12 and Feb. 2.‍ Read more here.2023-25 Biennium - Climate Commitment Act ProjectsThe dashboard identifies project locations and state agency programs funded in FY24 and FY25 from Climate Commitment Act revenues.Click a dot on the map to see details. Expenditure amounts may not sum to the total fiscal year 2025 expenditure amount due to rounding.‍ Check out how tax dollars are spent here.Donation Opportunities‍→DonateThis email was sent by info@clarkrepublicans.org to ‍ Clark County, WA Republican Party \| PO Box 205, Vancouver WA 98666No longer want to receive these emails?‍Unsubscribe ‍ | | | Can't read or see images? View this email in a browser ‍‍Unsubscribe ‍ | | | Can't read or see images? View this email in a browser ‍‍Unsubscribe ‍ | | | | Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍ | | | | | Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍ | | | Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍ | | | Washington State Bills and LegislationThe Washington State Legislature's 2026 regular session began on Monday, January 12. This is a short session lasting up to 60 days, with an expected end date of Thursday, March 12, 2026. Remember that public hearing committee registrations close 1 hour before meeting start time. Written comments can be submitted by the end of the day of a committee public hearing. The full set of weekly bill action suggestions are posted on the CCRP Legislative Action Committee Page. Committee Schedules, Agendas, and Documents House Floor Activity Report Senate Floor Activity Report Hearings Are Available To Watch - https://tvw.org/ Conservative Resources Nancy D Churchill - Subscribe to a free account to access Conservative Ladies of Washington FPIW Action - Clear interface with suggestions, links, and timely information. Bill Bruch's Legislative Bills List-with committee dates | | | Washington State Bills and LegislationThe Washington State Legislature's 2026 regular session began on Monday, January 12. This is a short session lasting up to 60 days, with an expected end date of Thursday, March 12, 2026. Remember that public hearing committee registrations close 1 hour before meeting start time. Written comments can be submitted by the end of the day of a committee public hearing. The full set of weekly bill action suggestions are posted on the CCRP Legislative Action Committee Page. Committee Schedules, Agendas, and Documents House Floor Activity Report Senate Floor Activity Report Hearings Are Available To Watch - https://tvw.org/ Conservative Resources Nancy D Churchill - Subscribe to a free account to access Conservative Ladies of Washington FPIW Action - Clear interface with suggestions, links, and timely information. Bill Bruch's Legislative Bills List-with committee dates | | | Legislative Committee Update for Week 6Two bad bills, highly opposed by the majority of Olympia-watching citizens, passed the Senate floor last week on partisan lines.  SB 5974 providing a way for a Governor-run agency to remove Sheriffs, and SB 5906 Establishing data and personal safety protections within areas of public accommodation for all Washington residents. These bills will be scheduled for a House committee public hearing soon, so stand by to make more noise on those. Actions Next Week: Register CON for these bills on our CCRP List that have public meetings in committee: ESHB 1916  Amending voter registration challenges and managing voter registration lists. Action Deadline: Monday Feb. 16, 7:30 am. Testify ESB 5068 Public employ. Eligibility; Non-citizens can be in Law Enforcement and Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys???Action Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 9:30 am  Testify SSB 5855  Law enf. face coveringsAction Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 9:30 am. Testify SB 5892 Voter registration databaseAction Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 12:30 pm. Testify For the ambitious activist, you can also register CON on the other bills with hearings scheduled for this week: SB 5917 (Testify) Increased access to abortion medications on Feb. 18; HB 2242 (Testify) Granting more power to Dept. of Health and breaking ties with CDC to determine school vaccines on Feb. 19; HB 1710 (Testify) DEI requirements for election process changes on Feb. 20; and HB 1750 (Testify) Preventing voter reg. challenges on Feb. 20. | | | Legislative Committee Update for Week 6Two bad bills, highly opposed by the majority of Olympia-watching citizens, passed the Senate floor last week on partisan lines.  SB 5974 providing a way for a Governor-run agency to remove Sheriffs, and SB 5906 Establishing data and personal safety protections within areas of public accommodation for all Washington residents. These bills will be scheduled for a House committee public hearing soon, so stand by to make more noise on those. Actions Next Week: Register CON for these bills on our CCRP List that have public meetings in committee: ESHB 1916  Amending voter registration challenges and managing voter registration lists. Action Deadline: Monday Feb. 16, 7:30 am. Testify ESB 5068 Public employ. Eligibility; Non-citizens can be in Law Enforcement and Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys???Action Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 9:30 am  Testify SSB 5855  Law enf. face coveringsAction Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 9:30 am. Testify SB 5892 Voter registration databaseAction Deadline Wednesday Feb. 18, 12:30 pm. Testify For the ambitious activist, you can also register CON on the other bills with hearings scheduled for this week: SB 5917 (Testify) Increased access to abortion medications on Feb. 18; HB 2242 (Testify) Granting more power to Dept. of Health and breaking ties with CDC to determine school vaccines on Feb. 19; HB 1710 (Testify) DEI requirements for election process changes on Feb. 20; and HB 1750 (Testify) Preventing voter reg. challenges on Feb. 20. | | | Tickets available now - HERE‍ | | | | | | Tickets available now - HERE‍ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Bill to give state board power to remove sheriffs clears WA Senate‍Senate Bill 5974 - A bill that would allow a state board to remove an elected sheriff in the state of Washington passed off the Senate floor Thursday on a party line vote.A department in the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission would have the power to remove elected sheriffs under Senate Bill 5974.Currently, 38 of Washington’s 39 counties have elected sheriffs. Only King County has an appointed sheriff. Opponents warn the bill would take away the people’s right to elect a sheriff who represents their values and priorities. Read more here. | | | Bill to give state board power to remove sheriffs clears WA Senate‍Senate Bill 5974 - A bill that would allow a state board to remove an elected sheriff in the state of Washington passed off the Senate floor Thursday on a party line vote.A department in the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission would have the power to remove elected sheriffs under Senate Bill 5974.Currently, 38 of Washington’s 39 counties have elected sheriffs. Only King County has an appointed sheriff. Opponents warn the bill would take away the people’s right to elect a sheriff who represents their values and priorities. Read more here. | | | | | | | | | Rep. John Ley discusses his bill calling for an audit of the I-5 Bridge Replacement Program‍Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, explains why he introduced House Bill 2669, calling for an audit of the I-5 Bridge Replacement Program. Ley discusses the many problems with the project, including how taxpayer dollars are being spent and how money is being wasted without delivering the needed results. | | | Rep. John Ley discusses his bill calling for an audit of the I-5 Bridge Replacement Program‍Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, explains why he introduced House Bill 2669, calling for an audit of the I-5 Bridge Replacement Program. Ley discusses the many problems with the project, including how taxpayer dollars are being spent and how money is being wasted without delivering the needed results. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | WA State Democrats Pass Online Voting BillWA State Democrat sponsored 2SSB 6035, titled “Ensuring access to voting services for military, overseas, Native American, and disabled voters,” passed the State Senate on February 12, 2026, with a party-line vote of 30 yeas to 19 nays.‍Online voting is a terrible idea and vulnerable to attack, hacking, manipulation, and fraud, with no reliable way to audit the ballots. Read the complete article here. | | | WA State Democrats Pass Online Voting BillWA State Democrat sponsored 2SSB 6035, titled “Ensuring access to voting services for military, overseas, Native American, and disabled voters,” passed the State Senate on February 12, 2026, with a party-line vote of 30 yeas to 19 nays.‍Online voting is a terrible idea and vulnerable to attack, hacking, manipulation, and fraud, with no reliable way to audit the ballots. Read the complete article here. | | | | | | | | | Reformcast E5: From County Council to Ridgefield School Classrooms: Accountability Failures ExposedClark County Council’s anti-ICE resolution stalls after chaotic hearing.Fort Vancouver Regional Library trustee resigns after board rejects DEI-heavy plan.Ridgefield School District ignored abuse complaints against a cheer coach until exposed by records requests | | | Reformcast E5: From County Council to Ridgefield School Classrooms: Accountability Failures ExposedClark County Council’s anti-ICE resolution stalls after chaotic hearing.Fort Vancouver Regional Library trustee resigns after board rejects DEI-heavy plan.Ridgefield School District ignored abuse complaints against a cheer coach until exposed by records requests | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Clark County Council modifies language on its resolution on ICE activities in the region‍The Clark County Council debated for more than 40 minutes on Wednesday on a resolution regarding federal immigration enforcement in the region, and that was after an hour of public comment on the issue.While officially not condemning Immigration and Customs Enforcement — the council settled on the word “alarmed” regarding some reported enforcement methods — the modified resolution is certainly an anti-ICE document.In the end, the council voted 3-2 to read the resolution at a future meeting. Read the article at Clark County Today here. | | | Clark County Council modifies language on its resolution on ICE activities in the region‍The Clark County Council debated for more than 40 minutes on Wednesday on a resolution regarding federal immigration enforcement in the region, and that was after an hour of public comment on the issue.While officially not condemning Immigration and Customs Enforcement — the council settled on the word “alarmed” regarding some reported enforcement methods — the modified resolution is certainly an anti-ICE document.In the end, the council voted 3-2 to read the resolution at a future meeting. Read the article at Clark County Today here. | | | | | | | | | The Income Tax Will Hit Everyone \| Paul Guppy‍Bills mentioned in this video:SB 6346, to create a state income tax.SB 6173, creating an “Apple Health Employer assessment” tax | | | The Income Tax Will Hit Everyone \| Paul Guppy‍Bills mentioned in this video:SB 6346, to create a state income tax.SB 6173, creating an “Apple Health Employer assessment” tax | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Page Jackson on duty at the State Legislature this week.‍About the Page Program | About the Page ProgramThe Washington State Legislature has one of the finest page programs in the country. Each year, hundreds of students from across Washington have the opportunity to take part in the legislative process and watch the Legislature and other branches of state government in action.Pages are sponsored by legislators and serve for 1 week during the legislative session, which runs January-April in odd numbered years and January-March in even numbered years. ‍ | | | | | Page Jackson on duty at the State Legislature this week.‍ | | | About the Page Program | | | About the Page ProgramThe Washington State Legislature has one of the finest page programs in the country. Each year, hundreds of students from across Washington have the opportunity to take part in the legislative process and watch the Legislature and other branches of state government in action.Pages are sponsored by legislators and serve for 1 week during the legislative session, which runs January-April in odd numbered years and January-March in even numbered years. ‍ | | | | | | | | | Survey: More Washington state businesses considering leaving the state due to high taxesThe latest Association of Washington Business quarterly survey shows bad news on the economic front, with 44% of business leaders saying they are considering moving their personal residence out of state and businesses indicating they are now more than twice as likely – 30% to 14% – to expand outside the state than within it.The results of AWB’s winter survey are based on 429 responses collected by email from business owners and operators across the state between Jan. 12 and Feb. 2.‍ Read more here. | | | Survey: More Washington state businesses considering leaving the state due to high taxesThe latest Association of Washington Business quarterly survey shows bad news on the economic front, with 44% of business leaders saying they are considering moving their personal residence out of state and businesses indicating they are now more than twice as likely – 30% to 14% – to expand outside the state than within it.The results of AWB’s winter survey are based on 429 responses collected by email from business owners and operators across the state between Jan. 12 and Feb. 2.‍ Read more here. | | | | | | | | | 2023-25 Biennium - Climate Commitment Act ProjectsThe dashboard identifies project locations and state agency programs funded in FY24 and FY25 from Climate Commitment Act revenues.Click a dot on the map to see details. Expenditure amounts may not sum to the total fiscal year 2025 expenditure amount due to rounding.‍ Check out how tax dollars are spent here. | | | 2023-25 Biennium - Climate Commitment Act ProjectsThe dashboard identifies project locations and state agency programs funded in FY24 and FY25 from Climate Commitment Act revenues.Click a dot on the map to see details. Expenditure amounts may not sum to the total fiscal year 2025 expenditure amount due to rounding.‍ Check out how tax dollars are spent here. | | | | | | | | | Donation Opportunities‍→ | Donate | | Donation Opportunities‍→ | | | Donate | | | | | | | | | | | | This email was sent by info@clarkrepublicans.org to ‍ Clark County, WA Republican Party \| PO Box 205, Vancouver WA 98666No longer want to receive these emails?‍Unsubscribe ‍ | | | This email was sent by info@clarkrepublicans.org to ‍ Clark County, WA Republican Party \| PO Box 205, Vancouver WA 98666 | | | No longer want to receive these emails?‍ | | | Unsubscribe ‍ | |