John — I am proud to endorse Kamala Harris to be the next president of the United States today.

Kamala has it all. She has the track record, leadership skills, and support to win the November election against Donald Trump.

As a fellow prosecutor, I know Vice President Harris has taken on the tough fights and rooted out corruption in our system. We must all unify behind VP Harris today so she can lead our country forward.

If you are with me, please split a $5 contribution between Kamala Harris’ campaign for President and my campaign for Congress today. Every dollar will help us defend our democracy from Donald Trump’s authoritarian agenda in the White House and in the People’s House.

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This is an unprecedented time for our country, John, and it can feel unpredictable and unclear. But one thing that we can count on for certain is that VP Harris will deliver for our country and do everything she can to protect our democracy from Donald Trump.

Our democracy hangs in the balance, John. This November will determine whether our country continues to uphold the values and freedoms our founding fathers intended or surrender to the extremes of MAGA authoritarianism.

But it is crystal clear to me: Kamala Harris is our best chance to protect our democracy this November.

So please, join me in standing by Kamala Harris and helping get her campaign off to a strong start. Contribute anything you can between our campaigns today.

When VP Harris makes history and becomes the next President of our great nation, know that you had a hand in making that possible.

Thank you,

Eugene Vindman

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Eugene Vindman served in the U.S. Army and the National Security Council. Use of his job titles and photographs during service does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Army or the National Security Council.