JOhn,

For all intents and purposes, Donald Trump remains the leader of the Republican Party. So it was a stark reminder of what we're up against, when, during his recent CNN town hall, Trump took the following positions:

• He doubled down on his pledge to pardon insurrectionists who attacked the Capitol on January 6, 2021
• He urged Congressional Republicans to cause an economic default if Democrats don't agree to harmful cuts
• He indicated that he'd sign a national abortion ban and said "very positive things" are happening in our country because Roe v. Wade was overturned

I'm not about to let MAGA extremism prevail in my district — but I'm going to need your help for a tough race after Republicans came within 7% of beating me last year. Will you help me ramp up my campaign operations by chipping in $10 or more today? My team has set a goal of $7,500 by our end-of-month deadline next week, and every donation makes a difference.

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It's absolutely alarming that the de-facto Republican Party leader wants to downplay attacks on our democracy, supports playing games with the economic well-being of everyday Americans, and thinks it's "very positive" that states are now passing zero-exception abortion bans.

The last thing we can afford is more Republicans in Congress who will rubberstamp Donald Trump's dangerous vision.

We have to get to work early to secure battleground districts like mine — and that means meeting every fundraising goal.

We need 25 donations today to be on track to finish May strong. Will you step up with a contribution of $10 or more?

Thank you,

Jennifer