A Democratic senator has urged federal whistleblowers to come forward to report any government wrongdoing they uncover.

Senator Claire McCaskill from Missouri tweeted her support for any federal employees who would like to report government malfeasance.

She wrote: “Any federal employee who wants to visit, we will listen. We will protect you. whistleblowers@mccaskill.senate.gov 202-224-2630”.

“It’s a simple idea—the only way to keep government clean, honest, and accountable to the people is for the people to know exactly what’s going on in their government,” added Ms McCaskill.

“That’s why transparency is a top priority for me, and for Missouri.”

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Ms McCaskill was ranked the top Senator for government transparency by GovTrack, and recentl the McCaskill Whistleblower Protection Bill was signed into law.

The bill extends and makes “permanent current whistleblower protections to nearly all federal government grantees, subgrantees, contractors and subcontractors, as well as prohibit contractors from being reimbursed for legal fees accrued in their defense against retaliation claims by whistleblowers.”

Such protections for whistleblowers seem especially relevant considering the recent shows of discontent among civil servants.