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POLITICO: "The Agriculture Department...began mandating that millions of boxes of surplus food for needy families include a letter from President Donald Trump claiming credit for the program."

In Donald Trump's latest use of taxpayer dollars for his own re-election campaign, Trump has required millions of food aid boxes to go out with a personal letter stating: "as President, safeguarding the health and well-being of our citizens is one of my highest priorities." The irony is that these letters will go out to those who've been most affected by his failed coronavirus response.

Trump knows he's en route to defeat this November, and he's desperately pulling on his executive power to sway voters his way with just weeks to go until the election.

But political veteran Nate Silver has warned us not to count Trump out just yet, stating that his dwindling reelection chances could make him dangerous and that "it's not hard to imagine him escalating his anti-democratic rhetoric" to hold on to power. We're standing with Silver because we know that, as in 2016, the polls might not account for Trump's "silent" supporters -- and as we perfect our voter outreach strategy it's crucial we know where you stand:

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