STUNNING NEWS: A Trump-appointed judge just yesterday threw out the case about Trump's illegal use of classified documents. This unprecedented abuse of power was rooted in the judge's accepting of Trump's lawyers' arguments against the appointment of the special counsel—an argument that the most corrupted Supreme Court justice, Clarence Thomas, recently espoused in his own ruling.¹

While this will go to an appeal, it is clear that the justice system—packed with Trump allies and appointees—is not equipped to fully hold him to justice. Which is why it's up to voters. And why we're taking to the phones to speak with voters who can swing this election this Thursday night.

While we are horrified by the political violence of this past weekend, Republicans are taking the stage in Milwaukee to make their case to the American people. We must do the same. We fully and loudly reject political violence—in this terrifying incident and in too many recent cases. And now we redouble our efforts to do what our democracy asks of us: make our case to voters, one at a time.

Sign up now to share our vision for America with the voters who can make the difference—because it's through one conversation at a time with fellow Americans that we are going to make the contrast between our agendas clear and win for working people, equal rights, abortion access, our green future, and justice under the law this November.

This has been a hard time for our country. Many felt shocked and terrified by the shooting Saturday evening. Others have experienced the rise in political violence in many forms over recent years. Either way, we know this isn't how we win elections, and this is not a characteristic that makes our civil society thrive or our democracy strong.

The Republicans aren't going to stop making their case, though, as they take the stage and the airwaves in Milwaukee this week—nor should they. They have one vision for the country that it's their prerogative to share.

One where folks can seek the medical care they need, including abortion care, and where we make health care more affordable and universal.
One where we continue President Biden's historic investment in combating the climate crisis because we want future generations to be able to thrive.
One in which voting rights are strengthened and the rule of law applies to the rich, powerful, and corporations, not just the rest of us.
One in which workers are respected, labor can organize, and you can afford to raise a family and reach the American Dream without having to work multiple jobs or drown in debt.

There are so many more issues that President Biden and Democratic candidates are championing that draw clear distinctions between them and their Republican opponents—and it's those agendas, not violence, that will win over voters.

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