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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?

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Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth

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Monday, August 24, 2026

DOGE quietly deleted itself

DOGE quietly deleted itself over the summer — saying its mission had come to an end.

Here’s the kicker: Elon Musk’s pet project that promised to cut trillions in “waste” actually put our government in EVEN MORE debt.

Did DOGE make our government work better?

No.

It pushed out 300,000 federal workers and now agencies are struggling to try to hire them back.

Did DOGE cut waste?

Nope.

A Senate investigation found out that DOGE generated $21.7 billion in waste in six months alone.

So what DID DOGE accomplish?

It let Elon Musk dodge more than $2 billion in liabilities while his company sat under federal investigation.

It gutted the IRS, risking losing hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes that wealthy tax cheats may never pay.

It tried to weaponize social security — a whistleblower said DOGE planned to mark 2.7 million living people as dead to force immigrants out of the country.

While he was operating under the veil of “rooting out waste” in our government, Musk was cutting funding for cancer research, veterans programs, and aid for American farmers, all while making $8 million a day from government contracts.

He got to act as co-President of the United States, sitting in the Oval Office, joining Cabinet meetings, and making official decisions, all while making $8 million a day on government contracts while he’s at it.

He cruelly halted humanitarian aid efforts in real-time — costing lives.

And he and his band of weird 22-year-old programmers were gaining access to the private financial information of millions of Americans.

Look, I agree that the federal government can waste a lot of money. I’ve spent years trying to squeeze that waste out of the budget: Going after defense contractors who overcharge taxpayers, going after insurers gaming Medicare for billions of dollars, and going after billionaire tax cheats who dodge the taxes that everybody else pays.

But DOGE was never about cutting waste. Instead it served the interests of the rich and the powerful and it left the American people far worse off.

Elon Musk, Trump, and this administration need to be held accountable. They lied. They took a chainsaw to lifesaving programs that taxpayers paid for. They think they can just get away with it. But I’m going to stay on this.

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Tuesday, August 18, 2026

United, Delta, TurboTax, oh my!

Danielle,

United and Delta donated a million dollars to Trump.

Then he killed the rule requiring airlines to compensate you when they cancel your flight.

TurboTax’s parent company donated a million dollars to Trump.

And Trump ended free tax filing directly with the IRS.

Toyota donated a million dollars to Trump.

And what do you know? Trump canceled a CFPB order that would have refunded people who were overcharged.

Those aren’t coincidences, Danielle. That sure looks like pay-to-play. Or put another way: corruption, plain and simple.

And it’s not going to stop on its own.

First, we need to win in November to put an immediate check on Trump’s administration. And then, we need to hold him and his cronies accountable for breaking the law. Then we need to clean up the corruption in Washington to guarantee these kinds of corrupt deals can never happen again.

Every day, Trump takes any opportunity he can to use the presidency to line his own pockets and his family’s, reward his billionaire buddies, and make life harder for working people. We need to call it out, yes, but we also need to actually stop this corruption.

That’s what I’m focused on.

If you’re able, will you pitch in $100 or any amount to help power our anti-corruption campaign? Every donation is another signal that the American people are demanding real change and calling for a country that works for everyone, not just the rich and powerful.