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   John —
   today, I’m celebrating one of the most important anniversaries of Pride
   Month.
   Nine years ago today, the Supreme Court issued a 5-4 decision in
   Obergefell v. Hodges recognizing marriage equality nationwide.
   It’s a far cry from the Supreme Court’s far-right politics today — and
   proof that the Court can still be a lodestar for national progress if we
   have the will to make it so.
   Generations of LGBTQIA+ activists struggled and sacrificed in the fight
   for equal rights and full recognition of their humanity by our government.
   Their efforts paid off with the Obergefell decision and blazed a path for
   our passage of the Respect for Marriage Act to codify marriage equality
   into federal law in 2022.
   But Mitch McConnell made it his mission to remake the federal judiciary in
   Trump’s flawed image. When Justice Antonin Scalia passed and President
   Obama nominated Merrick Garland to fill his vacancy, McConnell denied
   Garland a hearing for almost an entire year.
   When Trump won the 2016 election, McConnell and the Republican Senate were
   quick to confirm Neil Gorsuch in his place, followed by Brett Kavanaugh,
   and then in the final days of the 2020 election, as millions of votes had
   already been cast, and against the dying wish of the late Justice Ruth
   Bader Ginsberg, McConnell hypocritically pushed through the confirmation
   of Trump’s third Supreme Court justice nominee, Amy Coney Barrett.
   Trump and McConnell fundamentally changed the Supreme Court, and hard-line
   conservative Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas have grown more
   emboldened, political, and partisan than any justices in living memory.
   Thomas has accepted millions of dollars in previously undisclosed gifts
   from wealthy megadonors with interests before the Supreme Court, while his
   wife coordinated with Trump White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows on
   January 6th.
   The Alitos have publicly flown flags associated with QAnon and the MAGA
   insurrectionists.
   But there is good news. Thanks to our defense of the Senate majority in
   2022, President Biden is now outpacing Trump in filling the federal bench.
   I believe we need to go even further — I have introduced legislation in
   the House and will champion the same in the Senate, to expand the Supreme
   Court from nine justices to thirteen, while imposing an enforceable code
   of ethics and term limits so that the youth of today do not have to live
   under the yoke of this far-right Court for decades to come.
   [ [link removed] ]In order to do that, we need to win in November, and that starts with
   reaching my end-of-quarter goal before the FEC fundraising deadline on
   June 30. John,
   your support is incredibly important. Can
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   Days like this one nine years ago prove the promise and possibility of
   America. Let us recommit ourselves to fighting for the future we all
   deserve, one where equality and each person’s freedom and liberty are
   respected.
   Thank you,
   Adam
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