It is clear: President Trump’s deranged dictator-like actions are not those of a leader we can trust to guide us through these uncertain times.

Tomorrow marks 100 days out from the election, and we’re asking you to give whatever you can to save American democracy.

Can you chip in right now and help me raise $5,000 by midnight Sunday? Your support will go straight to defending the House, taking back the Senate, and withstanding Trump’s desperate attacks →

Trump’s recent actions speak for themselves: he commuted the sentence of notorious crook Roger Stone. He sent unmarked federal agents to use force against peaceful protestors. He’s been determined to gut the ACA — the only lifeline to healthcare for millions of Americans during a global pandemic.

And now, he’s trying to distract the public from his unAmerican actions by spending precious time discussing his “cognitive ability” to regurgitate the same five words.

We have a choice: 100 more days of this — or another four years. It all depends on how strong our war chest is against the Republican machine. What do you say? Can we count on you to make a donation?

The country is in a precarious position. We are amid a global pandemic — unlike anything we’ve experienced before — the economy is suffering as a result — and families across the country are struggling to keep their jobs and put food on the table. We need leaders who can show us the path forward.

Can you give now and make sure the House continues to fight for American values, families, and a hopeful path forward during this uncertain time and with 100 days to go until the general in November?

Thank you for doing what’s right.

Jerry

Jerry Nadler is a Representative to Congress who works for the voters of New York City’s 10th Congressional District. As Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, Jerry has oversight over some of the most important issues facing America. Jerry strongly believes in justice for all and a democracy that represents people, not special interests. Click here to chip in and help Jerry keep fighting for us in Congress.