POTUS-Elect46 · February 7, 2026 15:46
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 Timothy J. Lemnah  
 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NE  
 Washington, DC, 20150
 2-07-2026

 To the Leadership of All United States Federal Departments and Agencies,

 I write to you out of a deep respect for the institutions that safeguard our nation and a firm belief in the principles that define our constitutional republic. Across the country, citizens express concerns about the possibility of entrenched, unaccountable networks within government—often referred to publicly as “deep state” activity. While the term itself is broad and frequently misapplied, the underlying issue it points to is worthy of serious attention: the need for transparency, lawful conduct, and unwavering accountability across every level of federal service.

 This letter is not an accusation. It is a call to reaffirm the standards that make our government strong, trusted, and worthy of the public’s confidence. Every agency—civilian, intelligence, defense, regulatory, and administrative—plays a vital role in upholding the rule of law. With that responsibility comes the obligation to ensure that no office, program, or individual operates beyond authorized authority or outside proper oversight.

 The American people expect clarity in how decisions are made, how information is handled, and how power is exercised. They deserve assurance that internal processes are transparent, that inter‑agency coordination is conducted with integrity, and that all actions taken in the name of national security or public service remain firmly within constitutional boundaries.

 I respectfully request that each department and agency continue strengthening internal review mechanisms, reinforcing ethical standards, and improving communication with both Congress and the public wherever national security considerations allow. Renewed commitments to inspector general independence, whistleblower protections, and clear chains of accountability are essential to maintaining the trust that binds our institutions to the people they serve.

 Our republic thrives when government operates in the light—open, principled, and answerable to the Constitution. By upholding these values, we ensure that the United States remains a nation where power is exercised responsibly, where authority is transparent, and where the public can have confidence that its government acts with integrity.

 Thank you for your continued service to our nation and for your dedication to strengthening the institutions that protect our democracy.

 Respectfully,  
 Timothy J. Lemnah
	Timothy J. Lemnah
	1600 Pennsylvania Ave NE
	Washington, DC, 20150
	2-07-2026

	To the Leadership of All United States Federal Departments and Agencies,

	I write to you out of a deep respect for the institutions that safeguard our nation and a firm belief in the principles that define our constitutional republic. Across the country, citizens express concerns about the possibility of entrenched, unaccountable networks within government—often referred to publicly as “deep state” activity. While the term itself is broad and frequently misapplied, the underlying issue it points to is worthy of serious attention: the need for transparency, lawful conduct, and unwavering accountability across every level of federal service.

	This letter is not an accusation. It is a call to reaffirm the standards that make our government strong, trusted, and worthy of the public’s confidence. Every agency—civilian, intelligence, defense, regulatory, and administrative—plays a vital role in upholding the rule of law. With that responsibility comes the obligation to ensure that no office, program, or individual operates beyond authorized authority or outside proper oversight.

	The American people expect clarity in how decisions are made, how information is handled, and how power is exercised. They deserve assurance that internal processes are transparent, that inter‑agency coordination is conducted with integrity, and that all actions taken in the name of national security or public service remain firmly within constitutional boundaries.

	I respectfully request that each department and agency continue strengthening internal review mechanisms, reinforcing ethical standards, and improving communication with both Congress and the public wherever national security considerations allow. Renewed commitments to inspector general independence, whistleblower protections, and clear chains of accountability are essential to maintaining the trust that binds our institutions to the people they serve.

	Our republic thrives when government operates in the light—open, principled, and answerable to the Constitution. By upholding these values, we ensure that the United States remains a nation where power is exercised responsibly, where authority is transparent, and where the public can have confidence that its government acts with integrity.

	Thank you for your continued service to our nation and for your dedication to strengthening the institutions that protect our democracy.

	Respectfully,
	Timothy J. Lemnah
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