Shifty adam schiff just asked everyone for a dollar

WASHINGTON, DC-Democrats are at it again, shaking Americans down for the change they have in their pockets. This time, it’s shifty Adam Schiff.

Here’s an email he recently sent…

I’ll keep this quick:

I need you to pitch in $1 right away to help us fight back against Trump and his harmful administration.

Every day, this president does damage to our country and its institutions.

He declared a phony national emergency to redirect money from protecting the troops to his ineffective and expensive border wall.

Let’s be absolutely clear — the real national emergency is his anti-health care agenda.

Trump’s budget would decimate Medicare and Medicaid, while funding a wall that the American people — and Congress — have flat-out rejected.

And to make matters even worse, his administration just asked the courts to completely strike down the Affordable Care Act, which would kick millions off their insurance and eliminate protections for pre-existing conditions.

Unlike President Trump and the GOP, I believe everyone deserves affordable and accessible health care.

I won’t stand by and let Trump put American families and seniors at risk, and I know you won’t either.

That’s why I’m counting on you.

Will you rush in $1 to protect and expand our Majority before our first End of Quarter Deadline in 7 hours?

-Adam Schiff

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