There is a movement happening on social media hoping to make President Donald Trump feel the financial pain. Actress Patricia Arquette is urging people to participate in a one-day economic shutdown at the beginning of March.

A REMINDER: Please contact everyone you know. On Monday, March 2nd, we’re going to have an economic shutdown. #Shutitdown it’s easy. DO NOT SPEND ANY MONEY ON ANYTHING ANYWHERE. Our goal is to cause a $238.2 billion dollar blip on the federal government’s records. We’re not doing,” she posted.

This action appears to have originated with the Twitter account @Lee8772, which said that there will be similar day-long boycotts each month through the November election.

“AMERICANS: If you want to remove Trump, there is one way to do it. On March 2, 2020 we’ll do the economic shutdown from 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. Don’t buy anything, anywhere, spend no money. If you have autopays, leave them alone. If you have a mortgage due pay it the day before.” they tweeted.

As well as, “The nation’s daily GDP is $238.2 billion. We won’t hit that but we can wake up the politicians & the government will know. Several small businesses have told me they’ll open, but they personally won’t spend any money. Tweet, FB, call, E-mail your House Reps & Senators & tell them you’re participating. Then we’ll do another one in April, May, June, July, August, September & October.”

In addition, “There is only one thing Trump & the GOP understand; that is money. This will not cause us to go into a recession, but it will slow the economy down. The US is the most powerful country in the world. We can do this. It will show the GOP that Americans are coming together & we’re demanding changes starting with the removal of Trump. Remember: Economic Shutdown, don’t buy anything on March 2nd. Emergencies excepted (sic).”

HBO host Bill Maher agreed in a sense while saying, “I hope for a recession to get rid of Trump. Sorry if that hurts people.”

The U.S. economy on a tear throughout Trump’s first term. However global fears that stem from a quickly spreading coronavirus most recently now causing stock markets to slam on the brakes.