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Indivisibles,

Tax day is coming up, and the ultra-rich aren’t sweating it. In fact, last
week some of the wealthiest Americans packed into the home of a
billionaire hedge fund manager for a blockbuster fundraiser for Donald
Trump. 

The audience of just over 100 guests included people like billionaire
Robert Mercer, who invested $10 million into Breitbart, and Mike Hodges, a
payday lender who was recorded saying he could influence regulations on
his own industry by donating to Trump. These are the folks underwriting
Trump's campaign (and legal defense fund), and there’s a reason why
they're so eager to cut him a check:

[1]NBC News headline that reads, 'Trump tells billionaires he'l keep
theirtaxes low at $50 million fundraising gala

Trump is promising his billionaire benefactors that he'll double down on
his massive tax cuts for the mega-rich if he gets another term -- even as
he hints at policies that will increase costs for the rest of us and
previews cuts to Social Security and Medicare. 

We know a second Trump term will mean more handouts for the rich at the
expense of everyone else, but it's not enough to just spell out what's
wrong with Trump. We have to offer something better, and Joe Biden is
doing just that.

Last month, Biden released his plan to make the rich pay their fair share
so we can invest in our communities and fund the programs that lift up
working families:

➡️ Raising the corporate tax rate

➡️ Creating a 25% billionaire minimum tax

➡️ Ending tax breaks for excessive CEO pay

➡️ Closing tax loopholes for offshoring jobs and profits

Creating a fair tax code as Biden proposes would raise trillions of
dollars so we can fund things like:

✅ Free pre-K for millions of kids

✅ Expanding the Child Tax Credit

✅ Expanding the Affordable Care Act

✅ Free community college

✅ 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave

Obviously, there’s a stark contrast to paint for voters here. Trump’s tax
cuts for the ultra-rich are his signature legislative accomplishment, and
also: WILDLY UNPOPULAR. In contrast, Biden’s plan to make the rich pay
their fair share polls through the roof. And it has the added benefit of
being the right thing to do. 

It’s all part of a narrative that we know moves voters: Trump only cares
about himself and the billionaires and far-right extremists he believes
will back him no matter what. Biden is fighting to help working Americans
earn livable wages, receive affordable healthcare, and be able to retire
in dignity. 

But good narratives don’t break through on their own. It takes phonebanks,
texting, postcarding, and a massive door knocking strategy to reach the
voters we need to hear them. That’s all part of our plan -- but we need
your help to fund it. 

[ [link removed] ]Can we count on you to pitch in today to help fund our efforts to
defeat Trump and build an economy where all Americans -- not just the
ultra-rich -- can thrive?

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Tax season can be tedious, but the absolute worst part is the idea that
billionaire GOP donors are often paying a lower rate than the average
taxpayer -- and donating that windfall to extremists who threaten our
democracy all in the hopes of hoarding even more of their wealth. 

It pisses us off. [ [link removed] ]If it pisses you off too, please consider chipping
in to help our people-powered movement overcome their massive political
donations this November >>

In solidarity,
Indivisible Team



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