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CONDEMNING HATE

President Trump’s heart goes out to all those affected by the events in Charlottesville last weekend. The President condemns in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence. It has no place in America. No matter the color of our skin, we all live under the same laws, we all salute the same great flag, and we are all made by the same almighty God. We must love each other, show affection for each other, and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence. We must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as Americans. Racism is evil. And those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans

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Michelle, and I

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  Hi there, When Michelle and I began this Foundation, we knew that empowering talented young leaders to make a difference in their communities was the most powerful way we could give back. We knew there were young people all over the world ready to step up and tackle the great challenges of our time.   By giving to our Foundation this holiday season, you’re not just helping to train leaders for the future, you’re supporting the folks on the front lines working to rebuild our communities right now.   $25 $10 $50 $100 The events of this year have only proven that impassioned young people, organizing to support their communities, are one of the most powerful forces for good in our world. Whether confronting a global pandemic or marching for equal justice and real change, it was young people across the globe who inspired us all by making sure their voices were heard this year. So, this holiday season, I’m asking you to join Michelle and me in supporting the courageous young leaders workin
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Bruce Lindsey We hope that you are proud of what we have accomplished together

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robert, Juan Isaac Zapata Ruiz, a taxi driver in Peru, was nearly blind from cataracts when he walked into a Clinton Foundation-supported clinic last year. Back at work with his newly restored vision, Juan has increased his income by 60 percent and is now able to support his family -- and can even start saving. Agnes Spinala, the mother of a critically handicapped son in Malawi, needed to raise money to pay school fees for her son. She found work at the Clinton Foundation's Anchor Farm Project, and with her new income she's bought a reliable roof for her house and sent her son to school. These are just two of the millions of lives that have been dramatically and forever changed thanks to the more than 100,000 generous individuals who support our work -- people just like you. Want to know more about Juan and Agnes and other Clinton Foundation beneficiaries? Find their stories here >> President Clinton had a vision when he left office in 2001: to establis
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Katherine Archuleta: Today President Obama announced a common-sense policy change that will make our immigration system fairer and smarter.

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Carly: Why I accepted

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Black Independenty, Today, I am proud to announce that I have accepted Ted Cruz's offer to be his Vice Presidential nominee.  As a loyal supporter, I want to tell you why:  It's clear the media elites are ready to anoint Donald Trump as the Republican nominee  before this race is even over. It's also clear, that Donald Trump's nomination would be a disaster for America.  If Trump is our nominee, conservatives will be forced to choose between two liberals in November: both corrupt, both big government crony capitalists, and both part of the system that has gotten us in the mess we're in.  Worse, if we nominate Donald Trump, we would be guaranteeing four years of Hillary Clinton in the White House.  That's why I'm asking you to please stop what you are doing right now and commit to joining our campaign by making a special, urgent contribution.  STAND WITH TED AND CARLY  Over the past weeks, I've traveled the country with Senator Cruz and his wife He
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Joni: retired Air Force Colonel,

gangsta rap-  In Arizona, fellow soldier and conservative candidate, Martha McSally, is headed to a recount in her election against incumbent Democrat Ron Barber. Martha's current lead and path toward victory is down to just 161 votes. It would be a honor to count Martha McSally among my colleagues in Washington - but that's not going to happen if she loses her recount.   By the way: Martha's Democratic opponent has hired President Obama's legal team to win the recount.  She needs us to stand with her as she fights them:  https://www.nrcc.org/Recount-Fund   A retired Air Force Colonel, Martha has excelled every step of the way.  If she doesn't have the funds to hire a strong team of her own,  her loss is almost guaranteed. Don't let this slip away.  Please support Martha McSally's recount and and help us increase our majority in Congress.   Thank you,  Joni Senator-Elect Joni Ernst (R-IA) 
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Tammy is a true trailblazer. She’s a combat Veteran,

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    Hi -- Democrats' majority in the Senate is incredibly thin, which means we need to protect every seat if we want to keep making progress on issues like infrastructure, climate change and more. My friend Tammy Duckworth is up for reelection next year, and I could use your help to make sure she stays in the Senate. Will you split a donation between Tammy and me today? If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately and be split between Amy Klobuchar and Tammy Duckworth: DONATE $5 DONATE $25 DONATE $50 DONATE $100 DONATE ANOTHER AMOUNT Tammy is a true trailblazer. She’s a combat Veteran, a mother who was the first senator to give birth while serving in office, and a fierce advocate for working parents, our Veterans and troops as well as for environmental justice. But national Republicans think they can win her seat and what’s more, they’re already targeting her. I want you to think about everything we've achieved tog
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Andrew: hear more of Malorie's story, you can watch our conversation here

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Friend -- After we found our July 4th Freedom Dividend giveaway winner, I had the pleasure of meeting her.  I was touched when Malorie Shannon, a mother and artist who currently lives in Florida, sent me a thank you note: If you want to hear more of Malorie's story, you can watch our conversation here. She is  also  quite talented at making jewelry: With this Freedom Dividend, I hope that Malorie is able to share her talent with the world by having more time to create art.  The Freedom Dividend would unlock so much creativity and entrepreneurship in our country.  Help me make the Freedom Dividend a reality for all Americans, so that we can give everyone the ability to get their heads up and create the lives for themselves and their families that they want. If you want to help make the Freedom Dividend a reality for all Americans, please donate today! -Andrew Donate $10 Donate $20 Donate $50 Can yo
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What is 4th of July to Fort Smith Arkansas.

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What is 4th of July to Fort Smith Arkansas. When we still have Confederate monuments downtown. Where they have annual bike rallies in which they sell Confederate flags. When Confederates put flags on their trucks and intimidate our children up and down our streets. When Confederate flags wave through the neighborhoods of our children that are walking home from school. Where their dogs are barking at our children to harrass and terrorized them until  they cannot move and we as adults have to stand and tell them that everything is okay. What is 4th of July to Fort Smith Arkansas. When we have a black mayor who does nothing for his own race and will celebrate America's Independence and ignore his own Freedom day that Juneteenth represents. The same mayor that used the platform of integration and segregation as a reason to be elected. And that same segregation and integration that is represented in Juneteenth was avoided. Will boast of white applause and ignore our black sisters in
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Stephanie Cutter: Friday is the final deadline

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Robert -- Prepare yourself for job layoffs, reduced access to early education, slower emergency response, slashed health care, and more people living on the street. This Friday is the final deadline for congressional Republicans to stop disastrous automatic spending cuts (known as the "sequester") that will hurt everyday Americans -- including you. These budget cuts will take a sledgehammer to the budget, and indiscriminately cut critical programs vital to economic growth and middle class families. If Congress fails to act, we'd see budget cuts pretty much across the board to critical services that teachers, first responders, seniors, children, and our men and women in uniform rely on every day. It sounds bad because it is. And with all these cuts on the line, why are congressional Republicans refusing to budge? Because to do so, they'd have to close tax loopholes for millionaires and billionaires, oil companies, vacation homes, and private jet owners. I'm not
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Mitt: the most impressive candidates

gangsta rap,  On November 4th, America pivoted in the right direction and we saw a  remarkable victory for Republicans across the country. I could not be more proud of everything we have been able to accomplish this year. The new Republican Senate majority will bring positive change to our country. But, our work isn't quite over yet.  How much momentum Republicans carry into 2015 and beyond depends on the election of Bill Cassidy in Louisiana. The clock is quickly ticking down to the December 6th Louisiana Senate runoff election. Bill Cassidy is one of the most impressive candidates I've had the opportunity to support. He has had a strong conservative record in Congress and his experience in the medical field makes him a leading voice in the fight to repeal and replace Obamacare.  I'm urging you to step up and make a difference this year, and for this country, by showing your support for Bill Cassidy with a contribution.   This election matters.  If we don't act, th
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