Who We Are

Good Trouble
Squadron.

We are what happens when people stop waiting for someone else to act.

Good Trouble Squadron grew out of a single act of conscience. Air Force Major Jason Watson stood up and walked the steps of the Capitol, and people chose to stand with him. What began as one moment became something larger: a network of people willing to organize, speak out, help one another, and keep showing up.

We are not interested in outrage for its own sake. We are here to turn concern into action — peacefully, publicly, and persistently — and to make sure the people who take a stand are never standing alone.

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What We're Here to Do

We Didn't Start with a Headline.

Good Trouble Squadron didn't start with a headline. Our founders spent over a year working behind the scenes to support the Impeach, Convict, Remove movement before Major Jason Watson's brave act of civil disobedience became the catalyst that brought it all together — turning quiet groundwork into a coalition, and this moment into a movement.

We organize. We build community. We make good trouble, together — through nonviolent civic action, not fear or force.

Right now, that means one thing above all: impeachment, conviction, and removal of this administration. Everything we do points toward that.

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Where We're Headed

We Want the Rule of Law Back.

We want the Constitution to mean what it says.

That's it. That's the whole vision. A country where the guardrails against fascism actually hold — the ones already written into the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights. A country where everyone has a voice, and everyone's voice counts.

We're not asking for something new. We're asking for what we were already promised.

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Answer the Call

GTS Runs on People Who Show Up.

Every campaign, every action, every project — it happens because someone raised their hand.

Need volunteers? Researchers? Writers? Graphic designers? Bodies at an event? Extra hands on a project that's bigger than you expected? Post the request. The Squadron shows up.

Got time, got skills, got energy? Don't wait for an invitation. Jump in and answer the call.

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