When Jamie Raskin concluded the prosecution against Trump yesterday,
Atlantic contributing editor Norm Ornstein said this on Twitter: "When I
lost my son, I was in a fog for weeks, nearly paralyzed with grief. To
imagine that Jamie Raskin has not just gotten up every day, but has done
this master class in constitutional law, philosophy, logic, patriotism &
more with eloquence, force, passion...My God. What a hero."

In contrast, The New York Times characterized Trump's impeachment defense
that just wrapped up as "incendiary," -- reporting that his lawyers
"embraced falsehoods" and made "inaccurate claims."

We've been airing our TV ad with Raskin's powerful argument on Fox News in
DC where Republican senators will see it -- and preparing more
accountability ads for people like Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, and others.

[ [link removed] ]But we need to make a decision TODAY because our ad buy is running out.
Should we go dark or should Republican senators keep seeing Raskin's
message right up until they vote? Chip in here so we can extend our ad buy
and prepare more accountability ads. Thank you.

An MSNBC impeachment analyst told viewers last night that "I don't think
that this is over by any stretch." The Hill reports, "McConnell is not
pressuring GOP to acquit Trump."

WE CAN WIN THIS.

As Jamie Raskin closed the prosecution's case, he paraphrased his opening
argument that we feature in our ad: "If the Senate acquits Donald Trump,
then any president could incite and provoke insurrectionary violence
against us again."

[ [link removed] ]Keep this argument on TV in DC until the vote.

When we aired our first ad previewing Jamie Raskin's opening argument, we
got positive feedback from people in Congress, reporters, political
allies, and activists. This updated ad with Raskin's actual argument is
even more powerful -- and just as important for senators to see over and
over right up until they vote.

We've been specifically showing our ads where Republican senators in
particular will see them: on Fox News in DC between 7am and 10am before
senators go to the Capitol -- and at night after they leave the trial

[ [link removed] ]But our ad buy is running out so we need to know: Should we go dark? Or
should we keep Raskin's opening argument front and center right up until
the vote for senators who need to remember it? Click here to help extend
our ad and prepare more accountability ads to air soon!

Thanks for being a bold progressive.

-- The PCCC Team ([ [link removed] ]@BoldProgressive)


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