Two years ago today, we witnessed a horrific attack on our democracy. The will of the people was under assault, and our Constitution faced the gravest of threats.
But we the people endured. We the people prevailed.
Our democracy held.
And that's why it's so important to protect our democracy. We have a saying in South Carolina: while I breathe, I hope. That's what's so powerful about the right to vote. That's why it's so sacred. Every vote is a profound expression of hope -- that change is possible, that your voice matters, that the leaders you put your faith in will deliver for you and your loved ones. We have to be ready to protect that hope and the right to vote for every American. The Democratic National Committee has made historic investments in educating, mobilizing, and protecting voters nationwide -- and I'm counting on this team to join me in supporting those efforts.
It is our job to make sure we're not short-sighted. That we remember the insurrection of January 6 and the big lies that fueled it. Because if we are not vigilant and if we do not defend our democracy, it will not stand.
If you're able, please consider making a $25 donation to the DNC's Voter Protection Fund today to help defend our democracy and elect Democrats who are ready to do the same.
Today and every day, thanks for being a part of this.
Jaime
Jaime Harrison
Chair
Democratic National Committee
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