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Monday, August 31, 2026

You can’t just sit there with a “D” next to your name and call it a day

Danielle, all throughout this primary season, we’ve kept hearing from pundits and talking heads trying to figure out just what exactly the Democratic Party is all about — suggesting that we need to water down our economic agenda and not be “too progressive” or “too radical” in order to win.

But here’s the reality: The bold, progressive candidates who campaign on a real affordability agenda are winning.

While they continue to put together the puzzle on what the Democratic Party is, voters are not buying any BS.

We’re electing leaders who understand what it really means to fight for working families.

Who will take a stand when it’s hard and speak truth to power.

Who refuse corporate PAC checks — even when it would be easier to take them.

Who unapologetically propose bold economic reforms — not just small measures that nibble around the edges.

This is exactly why I launched Fight PAC: An organization to support, uplift, and help elect these types of fighters for the working class to Congress.

If you’re feeling energized by our movement’s recent wins, and you want to keep seeing actual fighters get elected to Congress, then please split a contribution between Fight PAC and our campaign before our midnight deadline tonight.

My top priority is for Democrats to take back the House and the Senate in November. That is an absolute must.

But at the same time, Democrats need our majorities to be filled with fighters who want to pass plans that truly transform the lives of working people in this country, not just sit there with a “D” next to their name.

Contributions to Fight PAC will support candidates who know what it means to put up a fight.

No more corporate PAC influence. No more watered-down compromises. No more rolling over and playing dead. We need leaders who are unafraid to get into the ring and put up a fight. If you agree, then please pitch in a donation to support Fight PAC and our campaign.

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth

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Sunday, August 30, 2026

It’s not hard to connect the dots

Danielle,

Ronald Reagan famously said, “The most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.”

That line aged like his little trickle-down economics experiment.

Because I actually think the most terrifying words are: “We’re in a crisis, and the government doesn’t have a plan to get us out.”

That's where we are now, Danielle. Trump has spent his time in office systematically dismantling the agencies designed to protect us — and the crises caused by those cuts are already stacking up.

Trump and Linda McMahon are gutting the Department of Education; they've already sliced the staff nearly in half. That means fewer resources for public schools and less support for the kids who need it most. We’re already seeing historic learning loss and lagging test scores for our kids.

And while they’re cutting education funding, they’re squeezing student borrowers too. They’ve killed the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan, forcing millions of borrowers to see monthly payments jump by $500 or more. These changes will affect not only those trying to repay their loans today but also those who can afford college in the future.

Trump also hollowed out food safety oversight. His funding cuts to food safety oversight created ‘the perfect storm’ that slowed the government’s response to cyclosporiasis.

Trump gutted the IRS, weakening one of the few agencies powerful enough to hold wealthy tax cheats and giant corporations accountable — while working people are left paying the price.

This isn't about political philosophy. It's about real people getting hurt right now.

Government isn't some abstract thing in Washington.

It's the food safety inspector making sure your groceries won't poison your family.

It's the public school teacher helping your kid discover what they're capable of.

It's the IRS agent making sure a billionaire pays up.

It's the scientist tracking the next pandemic or a cure for Alzheimer's.

It's the worker enforcing the rules that stop corporations from cutting corners at your expense.

The thing is, when government works, most of us don't even notice. We just get to live our lives. That's the whole point.

For generations, we built a government that could tackle problems too big for any one family to solve alone. Trump is tearing that apart. And then he points at the wreckage and says: "See? Government doesn't work."

That's backward.

The answer to a government that isn't working isn't to make it incapable of working. The answer is to make it work better — and make sure it works for working people, not billionaires.

And that is what I’m fighting for.

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth

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Saturday, August 29, 2026

Does it help the American people? Yes or No?

I think I've finally figured out how Donald Trump makes decisions.

You know, when you look at the things he supports — and the things he ignores — there's a pretty simple pattern. It's basically a decision tree:

Trump's decision tree: if it doesn't enrich him or his billionaire friends, he doesn't care.

Healthcare? He doesn't care. Housing crisis? Big yawn. Wages for working families? Not Trump’s concern.

If it doesn't help him personally, if it doesn't line billionaires' pockets, then the answer is always the same: Trump just doesn't care.

I wish this were an exaggeration, but we know it is true from his record:

He rushed through crypto giveaways while stalling on housing.

He's handed out pardons to people who'd do him favors while blocking policies that would help families afford insulin.

He's carved out tax loopholes for the wealthy while letting working people fall further behind.

He's started unnecessary forever wars while the price of oil skyrockets.

He's used millions to tear apart the White House to create gold-lined ballrooms while you wonder how you'll afford groceries.

When something helps Donald Trump, his family, his billionaire friends, or the biggest corporations in America, he moves fast. No delays. No excuses. Just action.

When something would actually make life better for ordinary American families, suddenly there's always an excuse, a delay, or nothing at all.

That's the Trump decision-making process. And once you understand it, a whole lot of his presidency starts to make sense.

I'm going to keep calling Donald Trump out — every corrupt deal, every self-serving bad decision, every time he puts himself and his billionaire friends ahead of the American people. And I'm not letting up until there are enough people in Washington willing to stand up to him.

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth

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Thursday, August 27, 2026

Outspent 16-to-1 and she still won.

Danielle:

Angie Nixon just did what the political establishment said was impossible: She won a landslide primary in Florida while being outspent 16 to 1.

She didn't soften her message. She didn't chase corporate donors. She won by fighting for working people.

And that's exactly why I'm endorsing her.

Because with Angie in Congress, we’ll be one step closer to passing the legislation working families desperately need to make life more affordable. We can stop Republicans from rubber-stamping Trump's self-serving agenda and overblown ego. We can prove that a movement built on real people beats a machine built on corporate money.

But that only happens if Angie has the resources to fight.

That’s why I’m asking: Will you split a donation today between Angie's campaign and this grassroots movement? Every dollar helps organize, reach voters, and fight back against the flood of Republican spending to hold onto their power in Congress.

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Angie is a mother who moved mountains to make child care affordable. A former union organizer who refused to let corporations price-gouge working families. A proven leader who never backs down from powerful interests when it matters.

That kind of courage is dangerous to the wealthy, well-connected. Which is why Republicans are already preparing to pour millions into defeating her in November.

Because they think that money always wins. That Angie's victory in the primary was a one-time miracle we can't repeat. They're wrong.

We've already seen what happens when a movement gets organized around a fighter like this. Let's do it again.

Will you split a donation of $100 between Angie's campaign and our grassroots movement today?

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth

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Wednesday, August 26, 2026

“The boss wants this money.”

Danielle:

New reporting by The Wall Street Journal shows that Trump is the most corrupt president in history and that there are no limits to how far he is willing to go to use the presidency for his own enrichment.

A WSJ headline thats says The Boss Wants this Money: Inside Trumps Unprecedented Fundraising Operation

Here's what they found:

Almost every night in the White House, Trump calls his fundraiser, Meredith O'Rourke, for an update. He asks which companies and donors have cut checks and which haven't — and for how much.

He's keeping score.

Then the Journal discovered something even more troubling. When a company has an issue with the federal government that reaches Trump's attention, he wants to know how much money that company has given him. If they haven't hit his fundraising goals, he rubs it in.

Trump's fundraiser told companies:

"This is very important to the president. He's asked me to call you and ask you for this donation."

In some calls, she refers to Trump as "the boss," saying:

"The boss wants this money."

The president of the United States is acting like a mob boss — keeping tabs on which corporations are giving him millions while those same companies may have business before the federal government.

And we're not talking about pocket change either. Trump has demanded that corporations hand over $25 million, even $50 million, to his personal and political projects.

That's not public service. It's a shakedown. And it's at the heart of Trump's corruption: He sees the presidency as a tool only for personal enrichment.

When it comes to his own money? Trump is like a dog with a bone. Using every tool at his disposal to line his pockets.

But when it comes to making life more affordable for you and other working Americans? Trump doesn't care. He thinks it's a big yawn that some Americans are being forced to sell their blood just to afford groceries.

And with his rubber-stamp Congress, there's far too little standing in his way of keeping on in that manner. Which is why we have to, have to, have to take back control of Congress in the midterms, so that we can stop his self-dealing and put policies in place that will actually help people.

Right now, Trump's allies are outspending us in many of the races that matter most. Every dollar we raise between now and November will help us reach the voters who need to hear the truth: Trump doesn’t care about you and your family. He will always put himself first.

If you're able, will you pitch in $100 — or any amount — to power our campaign to expose the lies, take back Congress, and get our government to ACTUALLY work for working people and not for the president's personal interests?