Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Take nothing for granted, Jason

Here is something you can do right now
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Jason,

We know that our country is going through a lot of pain right now.

But Donald Trump isn’t the source of the problem: he’s a symptom. The kind of awful symptom that festers when you don’t treat the underlying disease.

That underlying disease is the concentration of power — and the corruption that comes with it.

Trump has surrounded himself with a cabal of co-conspirators who coddle his corruption. Every minute his yes-men tend to his fragile ego is a minute they're doing nothing to help you.

They would rather build a gilded ballroom than help reduce your grocery bills.

They would rather silence their critics than help you fill up your gas tank.

They’ll spend billions of dollars on Trump's war in Iran, while folks can’t even cover their basic needs here in America.

Jason, I am reaching out today to remind you that there is hope. We have a chance this November to take the power out of the hands of the corrupt few in Washington, D.C., and give the power back to the people.

If you are ready to bring America one step closer to the country we deserve, then please add a donation to the Democratic National Committee today.

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I have been traveling the country to meet with people in communities big and small, and to hit the campaign trail for amazing Democrats running for office. I have been listening to people share more about the impact the Trump administration has had on their communities, their finances, their businesses, and their families.

These conversations are a powerful reminder: It has never been more important to have a strong Democratic Party than at this moment — especially with only 20 days until the midterm elections.

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So please, make a donation to the Democratic National Committee right now. Over 99% of the DNC’s contributions come from grassroots supporters like you, and over 10,000 candidates are relying on the DNC to win their elections.

We cannot take anything for granted. We need to turn out in numbers that are too big to rig and meet this moment like everything is on the line — because it is.

Thank you for staying engaged in this fight. I am grateful to have you on my team.

Kamala







 

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