Katie Porter stumps big bank CEO

{NAME} -- Earlier this week, DFA ally Rep. Katie Porter stumped big bank CEO Jamie Dimon with a simple question: How are minimum wage workers supposed to make ends meet? During a Congressional hearing, Katie walked him through the budget of a single mother who works as a teller at one of Dimon’s own banks. The result? A monthly deficit of $567. Jamie Dimon -- one of many CEOs making nearly 300 times the wage of their employees -- was left speechless and embarrassed. It’s this type of accountability that has made Katie Porter an incredible advocate for working families. But it’s also put a target on her back. Republicans have already announced their plan to try to defeat her in 2020. [Chip in $3 or more to help re-elect Katie Porter and support her work to hold Wall Street accountable.]( It’s not just big bank CEOs who have come to fear Katie Porter. Last year, Equifax’s data breach exposed the private information of 150 million Americans. Katie Porter asked their CEO to publicly share his address, birth date, and Social Security. When he refused, citing fears of identity theft, Katie Porter asked why Equifax lawyers were trying to dismiss a class-action suit arguing that the data exposure had caused no harm. Much like Jamie Dimon, he was left stammering. The right-wing and their wealthy corporate supporters have made it clear that they won’t take this fearless questioning lying down. Two Republicans recently announced their intention to challenge Katie Porter and try to win back her previously red seat in Orange County. Will you have her back now? [Republicans desperately want to defeat Katie Porter. We can’t let them. Chip in to support Katie and the work DFA members are doing to keep her in Congress.]( Thank you for supporting progressive champions like Katie Porter. - The DFA Team Paid for by Democracy for America, democracyforamerica.com and not authorized by any candidate. Contributions to Democracy for America are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. This email was sent to {EMAIL}. [Click here to unsubscribe from receiving further emails.](