| Friends, after Monday night's performance in Iowa it's safe to say that Donald Trump is the frontrunner for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. This is the biggest moment of Joe Biden's reelection campaign so far, and we've got to hit the ground running to grow the grassroots team that will defeat Trump -- the most dangerous president in modern American history. If that's all you need to hear, can you please contribute $25 for the first time to support Joe and Kamala and ensure Donald Trump never steps foot in the White House again? To no one's surprise, Donald Trump was the runaway winner of the Iowa Caucuses Monday night. He's the Republican favorite, which means this election is shaping up to be a rematch. So I wanted to remind you of the stark differences between Joe Biden and Trump (it's daylight vs. darkness): Trump talks about freedom, but let's not forget he appointed the justices who ended Roe v. Wade and stripped reproductive freedom from millions of women. Trump talks about democracy, but we can't forget that he attempted to overturn the 2020 election and prevent the peaceful transfer of power. And most recently, Trump talked about being a dictator "on Day One." That's Trump's America. Joe Biden on the other hand, has created 10 times more jobs than the previous three Republican presidents, combined. Joe Biden passed the largest infrastructure bill since President Eisenhower and the largest investment in climate action in our nation's history. And he took on Big Pharma and won. That's Joe Biden's America. Those are the facts. And those are the stakes in this election. But Joe Biden alone cannot stop Trump. He needs all of us -- together. So, I am asking. Can you use this link to contribute $25 directly to Joe Biden's campaign for president and make sure Donald Trump doesn't become president ever again? | If you've saved payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: | | | The future of this great country is not something we can just experience. We all have the responsibility to act. Thank you, Gavin Newsom
Governor, California 
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