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May 26, 2017

Week 12: 23 Million

Dear  DNC Member,  


This week’s report from the Congressional Budget Office confirmed what we already knew about Trumpcare: It’s a cruel betrayal of the people Republicans were elected to serve.
 
Remember when Donald Trump and House Republicans threw themselves a party for passing Trumpcare earlier this month? Now we know exactly what they were celebrating: 23 million Americans potentially losing their care—including 14 million who would lose it thanks to their more than $800 billion cut to Medicaid. They were celebrating higher costs for older Americans and people with serious illnesses. They were celebrating higher profits for corporations and health plans without critical benefits like maternity care and life-saving opioid addiction treatment. But most of all, they were celebrating a big fat tax cut for millionaires and billionaires like Trump.
 
As if taking people’s health care away wasn’t enough, Trump also released his budget this week. But instead of offering up a blueprint that will lift up middle class and working families, Trump’s budget would devastate the very Americans he promised to help during his campaign. Trump’s plan makes massive cuts to Medicaid, college loans, public schools, middle and working class tax credits, and other programs that help working parents and families – all to fund his massive tax giveaway to the wealthy. As someone who used to work on a trash truck, I know garbage when I see it. And this budget is nothing short of dumpster fire.
 
Our team at the DNC has been pushing back hard against these Republican assaults on working families. Last week, Deputy Chair Keith Ellison and Vice Chair Michael Blake hosted our Resistance Summer partners at the DNC to discuss our new organizing efforts. It was a great turnout of progressive allies, including: #AllofUs, AFL-CIO, AFSCME, AFT, America Votes, American Family Voices, Americans for Tax Fairness (ATF), Bold Progressives, Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC), Brady Campaign, Center for American Progress - Generation Progress Action, Center for American Progress (CAP), Civic Engagement and Leadership Institute for Everyone (CELIE), Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC, DCCC, Democracy for America, Democracy Partners, Democratic GAIN, Democratic Municipal Officials, DLCC, Emerge America, EMILY'S List, Equality Federation, Flippable, For Our Future, Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund, Grassroots Campaigns Inc (GCI), Hub Action, Human Rights Campaign, Indivisible - North Side Action & Resistance, Jamie Raskin for Congress / Democracy Summer, League of Conservation Voters (LCV), Make It Work, Mi Familia Vota, Moms Demand Action, National Action Network, National Democratic County Officials, National Education Association (NEA), National People's Action (NPA), New Leaders Council, NIAC, NOBEL Women, Patriotic Millionaires, People Demanding Action (PDA), Planned Parenthood, Population Connection Action Fund, Progressive Congress / Progressive Congress Action Fund, Progressive Global Strategy Project, Run For Something, Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Sierra Club, Sister District, Social Security Works, Spread The Vote, State innovation exchange, Stronger US, Sunrise, The Collective, Public Interest Network, Truman National Security Project, UltraViolet, United State of Women, Voices for Progress, Voto Latino, WNDC, and Young Democrats of America.
 
On Tuesday, Deputy Chair Keith Ellison, Vice Chair Grace Meng, and I met with the House Democratic Caucus to discuss the Resistance Summer program and how we’re working to restructure the DNC to get more Democrats elected up and down the ballot.
 
On Wednesday afternoon, I spoke to NowThis about Trump’s unconscionable train wreck of a budget, and how his education secretary, Betsy DeVos, is threatening to dismantle our public school system and make it harder for students to achieve the American Dream. My parents always taught me that education is the great equalizer, and Secretary DeVos might want to learn a thing or two about our education system before she tries to cut more than $9 billion from education funding. You can watch the videos here and here.
  

That evening, I went on Late Night with Seth Meyers to discuss the GOP’s disastrous health care bill and how Democrats are fighting back. You can watch my interview here.

Meanwhile DNC Deputy Chair Keith Ellison was back in DC hosting Representative John Lewis and activist Heather Booth for a Special Episode of Democrats Live to discuss our efforts to organize the resistance to the Trump agenda, including the upcoming Resistance Summer, launching nationwide on June 3rd. You can watch their discussion here.

Folks from across the country are submitting tens of thousands of questions and hundreds of thousands are viewing the DNC’s live broadcasts. Follow Democrats Live on Facebook and YouTube, or at live.democrats.org.
 
On Thursday, the DNC launched a commission to combat the Trump administration’s voter fraud misinformation campaign and voter suppression task force. When I ran for chair, I pledged to make voting rights a priority. That’s exactly what we’re doing. We created the Commission on Protecting American Democracy from the Trump Administration in response to the real threat to democracy posed by President Trump’s sham voter suppression commission.
 
The commission will debunk the Trump administration’s myth of widespread voter fraud in America and demonstrate the difficulty of voting in areas affected by voter suppression. The commission will also highlight and promote best practices for making voting easier and dismantling obstacles to casting a ballot. I’m thrilled to have Jason Kander, President of Let American Vote and former Missouri Secretary of State, and Congresswoman Terri Sewell (D-AL) serving as chair and vice-chair, respectively.
 
Throughout the week, the DNC has also continued to hold Congressional Republicans accountable for their inaction in the face of Trump’s blatant interference in the Russia investigation. We’ve highlighted these Republicans in our ongoing Profiles in Cowardice series.

As we head into Memorial Day weekend, we are also paying tribute to all of the brave Americans in uniform who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their patriotism reminds us that we should never take our liberties for granted. We are grateful to the families of these fallen heroes and to all those who have served in our armed forces.
 
Let us continue to be inspired be their courage and recommit ourselves to the values they died protecting: freedom, equality, justice, and opportunity for all.

Best,
 
Tom
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Tom Perez
Chair
Democratic National Committee



May 12, 2017

Dear Fellow DNC Members,  

 
I am excited to inform you that after an extensive search and interview process, Jess O’Connell has accepted the position of CEO of the Democratic National Committee. Jess joins the DNC from EMILY’s List, the largest political organization dedicated to women running for office in the United States, where she served as Executive Director. She has an impressive progressive track record and I am honored that she will lend her talents to rebuilding and strengthening our Party.
 
We interviewed more than 20 candidates for CEO, working closely with all of our officers to ensure that we identified the most qualified, effective, and energized candidate for the role. I am confident that Jess’ experience as a grassroots organizer and as a leader who has helped hundreds of Democratic candidates win up and down the ballot will be invaluable as we gear up for critical elections in 2017, 2018, and beyond.

Under her tenure, EMILY’s List provided some of the biggest electoral victories for Democrats in recent years, including helping to elect the most diverse Congress in history. She’s managed campaigns and large organizations, from the Center of American Progress to the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition, and she’s driven culture change while translating movements into votes. She will also be the first openly LGBT person to serve in the CEO role.
 
Jess understands our current political landscape, and I am thrilled that she will be joining our leadership team and working with all of us to jump-start Democratic victories in every territory and state. This includes overseeing the innovative restructuring efforts we discussed earlier this week, including:
 

  • Making grassroots organizing part of the fabric of the DNC by standing up a new Mobilization Department, staffed by full-time organizers whose mission is to engage directly with grassroots movements across the nation.
  • Continuing to build out and fortify the DNC’s technology infrastructure, including by recruiting a new Chief Technology Officer and Chief Information Security Officer who will overseeing an expanded team of engineers and analytics staff.
  • Standing up a Voter Protection and Empowerment unit at the DNC to play offense on voting rights and redistricting.
  • Bringing together the first truly multi-channel grassroots fundraising effort to ensure a thriving small-donor base and a party accountable only to the people.


Jess will be transitioning over to the DNC in the coming weeks. Please join me in congratulating Jess and welcoming her to the Party.
 
Sincerely,

Tom

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Tom Perez
Chair
Democratic National Committee



May 5, 2017

Week 9: The Resistance is Growing


Dear Fellow DNC Member,  


This week I rallied with Democrats in front of the U.S. Capitol just before House Republicans cast their shameful votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Ultimately, our efforts to stop them fell short, but our fight is far from finished.
 

 

The 24 million who could lose access to health care is not just a number—it represents fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers and even newborn babies with heart diseases or cancers that are too costly to treat without affordable insurance. Worse still, the GOP plan would also decimate women’s health care in particular and defund Planned Parenthood. As the bill heads to the Senate, the DNC is firing on all cylinders, organizing Democrats and our allied groups to fight back. Regardless of whether or not Trump and the GOP succeed in repealing the ACA, they will face the consequences for their assault on our health care on Election Day.
 

On Democrats Live Wednesday night, DNC Deputy Chair Keith Ellison hosted Congressman Dan Kildee who represents Michigan’s 5th congressional district. They discussed the Flint water crisis, the Republican effort to roll back consumer protections and repeal the ACA, and how Democrats are fighting to help people who are still hurting in the aftermath of the financial crisis. You can watch their conversation here.

Folks from across the country have been submitting tens of thousands of questions and hundreds of thousands are viewing the DNC’s live broadcasts. Follow Democrats Live on Facebook, or at live.democrats.org.
 

Today we kicked off our inaugural meeting of our Unity Reform Commission. The Commission was established at our convention last summer to review our presidential nominating process, make recommendations to increase participation and inclusion in our primary and caucus process, and encourage more voters to participate. Veteran strategist Jen O’Malley Dillon and labor leader Larry Cohen have graciously agreed to serve as our chair and vice chair. You can find out more information about the commission and share your feedback here.
 

One of the most effective ways we can bring more people under the big tent of our party is to make sure we’re always telling the story of what it means to be a Democrat. We need to take our message into communities we've neglected for too long—whether they're urban communities we've taken for granted or rural states we've written off. We can't just talk about how Trump and Republicans are moving us backwards.  We also have to share our vision for how Democrats will move us forward.
 

As our Party grows and changes to better serve the people we represent, our resistance against Trump and the GOP is growing too. From the Women’s March on January 21st to last weekend’s Climate March and the surging opposition against ACA repeal, millions of Americans are standing up and fighting back against an administration that is anathema to the values we hold dear. That energy shows no signs of waning, and we’re working every day at the DNC keep it growing.
 

We all succeed only if we all succeed.

Best,
 
Tom
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Tom Perez
Chair
Democratic National Committee



April 28, 2017

Trump's First 100 Days


Dear Fellow DNC Member,  

Tomorrow marks the 100th day of the Trump administration, and it’s been nothing but chaos and carnage throughout. As a candidate, Donald Trump promised to improve the lives of millions of Americans. But in his first 100 days, he has broken promise after promise. Instead of fighting for families and draining the swamp, Trump has filled his administration with billionaires and Wall Street bankers and focused his agenda on ripping health care away from 24 million Americans.
 
This week, Democrats led a daily drumbeat of action focused on the massive failures of this administration. And throughout the weekend, you’ll see resistance events across the country where the American people will stand up to Trump’s dangerous agenda.
 
On Monday morning, we hosted a press call with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to discuss our joint memo on President Trump’s first 100 days filled with broken promises and harmful decisions for working families. You can listen to the audio of the call here.
 
On Wednesday morning, I was honored to share the stage with Rev. Al Sharpton, former Attorney General Eric Holder, and other civil rights leaders at the National Action Network’s annual convention – their first national gathering since Donald Trump took office. The theme of the conference was “Everything is at Stake,” and I spoke about some of the most important issues facing communities of color under this administration – from Trump’s cruel budget cuts to Jeff Sessions’ attack on voting rights and consent decrees. You can watch my remarks to NAN here.
 

 
 
On Democrats Live Wednesday night, DNC Deputy Chair Keith Ellison hosted Senator Chris Van Hollen and former Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm to discuss how Democrats will organize, resist, and protect the environment in the wake of the first 100 days of the Trump administration. You can watch their discussion here.
 

 
Folks from across the country are submitting tens of thousands of questions and hundreds of thousands are viewing the DNC’s live broadcasts. Follow Democrats Live on Facebook, or at live.democrats.org.
 
This evening, I’m headed down to Columbia, South Carolina to deliver keynote remarks at the South Carolina Democratic Party’s inaugural Blue Palmetto Dinner. The Blue Palmetto Dinner is SCDP’s new premier annual fundraiser, and I’m thrilled to have been invited by our new DNC Associate Chair and outgoing SCDP Chair Jaime Harrison. At the dinner, I’ll discuss the need to build a Democratic Party that works from the ground up, competes in every ZIP Code, and communicates our shared values of inclusion and economic opportunity to all Americans.
 
Our resistance continues to grow each and every day. From the Women’s March on January 21st to last weekend’s March for Science, millions of Americans are standing up and fighting back against an administration that is anathema to the values we hold dear. And that energy shows no signs of waning. Tomorrow, we’re expecting more demonstrations in Washington and across the country with the Climate March.
 
That’s the real story of this presidency so far. Because the resolve and resistance of the American people has already accomplished more in 100 days than Donald Trump will accomplish in his entire first term.
 
I’m heartened to see so many Democrats get involved and fight back. Remember: We all succeed only if we all succeed.


Tom
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Tom Perez
Chair
Democratic National Committee

April 22, 2017

Week 8: Together and Fighting


Dear Fellow DNC Member,  


As we enter Trump’s first 100 days in office, what we’re seeing is that Trump not only has broken promise after promise, but has pushed policies that have hurt the American people from attempting to take away health care from 24 million people to making it harder to buy a home. On the other hand, Democrats are working to make sure families get ahead and are protecting women’s reproductive rights. That’s why tomorrow I’ll be with Planned Parenthood’s Cecile Richards and Senator Bernie Sanders in Nevada as part of the “Come Together and Fight Back” tour to discuss the Republican attacks on women’s health and how we must do everything we can to support a woman’s right to make her own choices about her body and her health.  And over the next week, I’ll be convening women leaders from across the country on how we can make sure our elected leaders and candidates are living up to these fundamental rights.  Our work is far from over, but this tour has allowed DNC officers and our elected leaders to connect with voters, energize the growing grassroots resistance against the Trump Administration, and share the Democratic Party’s vision and values. 


  
We’ve rallied support for raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, pay equity for women, rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, combatting climate change, making public colleges and universities tuition-free, criminal justice reform, comprehensive immigration reform, and tax reform. 
  
We held a roundtable discussion in Kentucky about how debt-free college would be a game changer for millions of Americans. Watch Dana share her touching story about struggling to afford college while growing up in a blue-collar family. 
  

 


The rallies have brought out people like India and Sasha (above). India told us this was the first time she’d ever come to something like this, and that with everything coming out of the Trump administration, including their “alternative facts,” she wanted to show her support for Democrats in person.
 
You can watch our rallies in Miami, Florida here and Portland, Maine here. 
 
In what was a shock to Republicans and Donald Trump, Jon Ossoff did the unprecedented of finishing in first place in Georgia’s 6th congressional district, earning more than 48% of the vote with 18 other candidates in the race. The GOP has held this seat for more than 37 years, and over the last 3 elections, Congressional Democrats have averaged just 36% of the vote. Ossoff’s impressive showing, despite over $4.2 million in television attack ads and hundreds of thousands spent in negative digital and mail, is one of the best indicators yet that voters are hungry for Democratic leadership. 
 
We’re doing everything we can at the DNC to make sure Democrats clinch the win in the coming runoff in June. I travelled to Georgia yesterday to rally support for Jon, and we’ve already helped raise more than $100,000 at the DNC to keep his momentum building. 

Speaking of momentum, the unprecedented protests and demonstrations that began with the Women’s March the day after Trump’s inauguration show no sign of stopping. Last weekend, voters were out in full force participating in Tax Marches, demanding that Trump come clean about what he’s hiding in his tax returns. Tomorrow, as we celebrate Earth Day, we’re expecting another massive demonstration in Washington with the March for Science. 

We’re encouraging Democrats everywhere to get involved, hold the anti-science Trump administration accountable, and keep up the pressure. I hope you’ll find a way to participate, and I look forward to marching forward with you shoulder to shoulder.

We all succeed only if we all succeed. 

Tom
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Tom Perez
Chair
Democratic National Committee

April 18, 2017

Week 7: Come Together & Fight Back


Dear Fellow DNC Member,  


This week we officially announced the details of our Come Together and Fight Back tour. Senator Bernie Sanders will be our special guest along with DNC officers and local elected officials in key states around the country where we’ll connect with diverse groups of voters, energize the growing grassroots resistance against the Trump Administration, and share the Democratic Party’s vision and values. We’ll be rallying support for raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, pay equity for women, rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, combating climate change, making public colleges and universities tuition-free, criminal justice reform, comprehensive immigration reform, and tax reform and expanding access to affordable health care.  For more details about the Come Together Fight Back tour, please visit https://fightbacktour.com.
 
On Monday night, I was honored to share the stage with Rev. Dr. William Barber and USW President Leo Gerard to speak to our brothers and sisters at the United Steelworkers’ annual constitutional convention in Las Vegas. The theme of the convention was “The Power of Unity” – something our country deeply craves right now. As we work toward earn back the trust of working families, labor unions will be among our most important partners. You can watch my remarks to the steelworkers here.


 

 
I also had the honor this week of delivering the Democratic Party’s weekly video address. I highlighted President Trump’s assault on working families in his first three months in office, his administration’s efforts to roll back protections for student borrowers, and a preview of our upcoming tour. You can watch the address here.
 
On Democrats Live Wednesday night, I hosted Rep. Jamie Raskin who represents Maryland’s 8thdistrict – my home district – in Congress, and Heather McGhee, president of Demos. We talked about the failures and broken promises of the Trump Administration as we approach the milestone of his first 100 days. We discussed the dangers of having Judge Neil Gorsuch, someone who has gone out of his way to side with big money over ordinary citizens, on the Supreme Court. And we talked about what Democrats can do to stand up, fight back and make government work again for working families.
 

 
Follow Democrats Live on Facebook, or at live.democrats.org.
 
It’s almost Tax Day, so in Washington and cities everywhere this Saturday, voters will be out in full force participating in Tax Marches. We’re demanding that Trump come clean about what he’s hiding in his tax returns, and calling on Congress to reform the tax code to make wealthy and large corporations start paying their fair share. We’ve been encouraging our state and local parties to get involved to help keep up the pressure, and I hope you will find a way to participate as well. You can find more information about participating here.
 
This past Monday was the day that one of the important retirement security reforms we wrote at the Department of Labor under President Obama was supposed to take effect. The rule simply states that financial advisers must put the interests of their customers first when it comes to investment advice. Unfortunately, Donald Trump sided with the big banks, took steps to halt the rule, and hopes to roll it back entirely. But progressives aren’t backing down. Some of the good public servants that I used to call my colleagues at the Department of Labor are resisting and refusing to turn their backs on Americans saving for the dignity of a secure retirement. You can read about their resistance here. You can also read a recent op-ed I wrote with my former DOL Chief of Staff Matthew Colangelo about the GOP’s broader assault on retirement savings here.
 
Our resistance is working and our unified movement against the Republican Party is growing. We’re in the middle of Congress’ recess, and in states across the country, Republicans are running scared from their own town halls and their constituents’ demands for answers. We’re on offense for the first time in a long time. We’ve got Republicans’ on their heels. Now we need to knock them on their ass! I look forward to keeping up the pressure and marching forward with you shoulder to shoulder.

 
We all succeed only if we all succeed.

I hope you have a safe and happy Easter weekend,


Tom
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Tom Perez
Chair
Democratic National Committee



April 10, 2017

Week 6: Transition and Travels


Dear DNC Member,  


It’s been another busy week here at the DNC. On Monday we held our second officers’ retreat to continue fleshing out our formal plans for the new structure and shape of the DNC. This has been a collaborative process, and everyone you helped elect at the end of February has had a seat at the table and a voice in this process.
 
I’m not afraid to say that I’ve never had an original idea in my life, but I’m a good listener. One of the things I’ve heard over and over again is that the DNC has long underutilized our officers as a resource for getting our Party’s message out to the people. So we’re working on an ambitious plan get our officers engaged with Democrats around the country through the summer and beyond.
 
On Wednesday I met with members of our transition advisory committee who held a day-long session to compile and organize all the recommendations we’ve gotten for the future of the party. Our restructuring is still a work in progress, but it’s a work in considerable progress. We’ve announced some of the changes we’ve already made to our communications team, and you can anticipate more formal announcements about the structural changes we’re planning for the DNC soon.
 
I’m also working to stand up our Unity Reform Commission and wanted to make sure you were updated on those efforts. My goal has always been to have these appointments finalized and announced as quickly as possible and within the 60-day period provided in the resolution establishing the Commission. We are on schedule and will be sure to update you when that announcement is made.  I expect that the Commission will begin their important work right away to make recommendations for building a more open and inclusive Democratic Party.
 
This week on Democrats Live, Deputy DNC Chair Keith Ellison was joined by Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America and DNC Vice Chair Rep. Grace Meng. They spent the evening talking about what’s at stake with Judge Neil Gorsuch’s confirmation to the Supreme Court, the GOP’s efforts to roll back health care, and how the Republican agenda only hurts working woman and families.
 

 

 Follow Democrats Live on Facebook, or at live.democrats.org.
 
On Thursday, I joined Governor Gina Raimondo to listen to Democrats in Rhode Island and support her efforts to make education and job training more affordable and accessible. Her Rhode Island Promise Scholarship program is an investment that’s going to pay a lifetime return, and it’s exactly the kind of progressive leadership we need across the country if we want to compete in the 21st century.
 
Looking ahead, I’m proud to announce that I’ll be joined by Bernie Sanders for our cross-country tour to elect Democrats. Beginning with a rally in Maine on April 17th, we’ll be making stops in Kentucky, Florida, Arizona, Nevada and more. You can sign up for more information here.
 
We all succeed only if we all succeed.
 
Best,
 
Tom
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Tom Perez
Chair
Democratic National Committee

March 30, 2017

Week 4: Dems Rising, TrumpCare Sinking


Dear Fellow DNC Member,  

We’ve officially kicked off our Democratic Turnaround Tour. I’m in Michigan today talking to Democrats and progressives about their hopes for the future of our Party and their ideas for holding Trump and Republicans accountable for dragging our country backwards. My friend and Deputy DNC Chair, Rep. Keith Ellison, unfortunately had to postpone his travels, but it was for a worthy cause. He joined our fellow Democrats in the House of Representatives to help successfully defeat TrumpCare, the GOP’s disastrous health care plan, and defend the 20 million Americans who gained insurance under the Affordable Care Act. Over the last few days, the DNC targeted over 50 House Republicans who were threatening to take away health insurance for millions. We did it together. But our work doesn’t stop here. As Keith says, “get ready for round 2. Organize!”

Keith and I were together earlier this week with a very special guest during our latest episode of Democrats Live on Tuesday night. Senator Elizabeth Warren joined us to share her thoughts on everything from healthcare to the economy to the Supreme Court to what Democrats can do to revitalize and rebuild the Party. And she encouraged Democrats to work together, saying “I’m fighting when I wake up in the morning and I’m still fighting when I go to bed at night, because I get what’s on the table here. But what’s going to make this work is if we’re all in there fighting. That’s what gives us the real power – it’s all of you.”

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With the cloud of an FBI investigation into Trump’s ties to Russia hanging over his administration, Democrats are mounting a filibuster to prevent the confirmation of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. Gorsuch had the chance during hearings to demonstrate that he could be an independent check on President Trump and stand up to the special interests he has backed throughout his time on the bench.  Instead, he spent two days dodging and dancing around tough questions about his record of ruling against working Americans and students with disabilities, his defense of Bush-era policies like torture and warrantless wiretapping, and timely topics like the legality of religious tests and the definition of emoluments.

It’s clear that Judge Gorsuch can’t separate himself from the conservative ideology and prejudice towards powerful interests that has defined his career up until now. As this administration continues its all-out assault on our Constitution, working families, and basic standards of ethics in government, it is all the more important that we fulfill the framers’ vision of an independent judicial branch and not allow President Trump to turn it into his rubber stamp. Democrats are doing everything we can to prevent him from being confirmed to the Supreme Court.

With every new lie and revelation of misconduct coming out of this White House, the Republican Party is taking on more water, and it’s sinking their hopes of accomplishing any of their backwards goals. Democrats are working together every day, unifying, and rising up to build a stronger Party, win more elections, and fight for a brighter future for all Americans.

We all succeed only if we all succeed.

Best,

 
Tom
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Tom Perez
Chair
Democratic National Committee

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