Democrat Eric Swalwell represents California's 14th Congressional District. 

Do you smell that?

No, it’s not Kamala Harris’ famous roasted chicken. It's Donald Trump’s recipe for success, and it’s going up in flames. Friend, help us keep this disaster out of America’s kitchen this November — chip in to stop MAGA.

Ingredients:

• 1 cup of MAGA extremism 
• 2 lbs. of weird JD Vance gaffs
• 34 Tbs. of felony convictions
• 4 tsp. of unhinged social posting, meltdown in the microwave
• 1 dash cat hair from your local “childless cat lady”

Step 1: Start with a Base of Extremism. Begin by doubling down on outdated, far-right policies that the majority of Americans don't support — from national abortion bans and raising prescription drug costs, to eliminating the Department of Education and more.

Step 2: Add a Heaping Spoonful of Corruption. Once you’ve got the base fired up, pepper in a TON of lies, from 2020 election results to crowd sizes. Don’t forget the 34 felony convictions, but be sure to leave out the accountability. 

Step 3: Season Generously with Social Media Rants. “Less is more” doesn’t apply to this recipe. For this next step, you’ll need to grate literally every American with your never ending stream-of-conscious social media rants.

Step 4: Top It Off with Some Good Old Charisma. And for the grand finale, a generous drizzle of charisma, ideally in the form of a running mate who can’t seem to get anyone to like him — even Trump’s donors.

The Result? A Recipe for Disaster. 

Americans aren't hungry for what MAGA’s cooking. They’re craving progress, justice, and a government that actually works for them — not for a small, extremist faction.

So here’s my ask: Help us flip the script and ensure that this rancid recipe never makes it to our kitchen tables. Chip in $10, $25, or whatever you can today, and together, we’ll serve up a victory that’s truly satisfying.

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It’s time for Donald to pack his knives and GO, friend.

—Eric Swalwell