BREAKING: Jasmine Crockett introduces the “No Presidential Payouts Act”

Y’all, it’s Jasmine Crockett.

In case Donald Trump or any of his MAGA sycophants are reading this, let me be 100% clear: Taxpayers don’t owe Donald Trump a dime for his legal mess.

While families across this country are stretching every dollar just to keep up with rent and grocery bills, this man is out here trying to squeeze $230 million out of the federal government to pay his own lawyers.

You read that right. Donald Trump wants the American people — the very folks he’s been attacking and ignoring — to cover his legal bills.

That’s why I introduced the No Presidential Payouts Act, because your tax dollars should serve you — the people — not protect a President’s pocket or bail out a billionaire with too many court dates.

And that’s why I’m working overtime to win back the House for Democrats — so we can provide the check on Donald Trump’s power that our country so desperately needs right now. But to get the job done, I need your support. So please, split $10 or more between my campaign and Colorado Turnout Project, and let’s get to work. >>

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I’m not afraid to call this what it is: brazen corruption from the man who’s supposed to be leading our country. And I’ll be damned if we let him get away with it.

But the truth is that fighting people like Donald Trump takes resources and grassroots power. And I need you in this fight with me.

Every dollar you chip in helps me keep pushing back against this corruption, holding these folks accountable, and making sure our government works for the people, not the powerful. Let’s send a message loud enough for Trump to hear from his courthouse: we’re not paying your bills, and we’re not backing down.

Thank you,

Jasmine

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