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Trump cares more about crowd numbers than case numbers

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[When Democrats Turn Out] {NAME}, After Tulsa, you’d think Trump would have learned his lesson. But apparently, the president hasn’t quite learned the lesson about crowded arenas during a pandemic being a bad idea. He’s forging ahead with his biggest vanity project yet -- a summer convention in Jacksonville, Florida, in an arena that seats 15,000. It looks like the spiking caseload in Florida doesn’t mean much to the president -- who will of course be safely distanced from his crowd of adoring fans. No, for Trump, it’s all about keeping up appearances -- no matter who it hurts. We condemn this dangerously selfish behavior, and view it as a prime example of why Trump is unfit to lead. Do you think Trump deserves to be punished for putting his ego above the health of his voters? Tell us: Will you vote against Trump? [YES]( [NO]( Thank you for taking the time to answer our survey. Your responses will help us craft a strategy to beat Trump and retake the Senate in November, so it really means a lot to us. The WDTO Team [TAKE THE SURVEY]( Paid for by When Democrats Turn Out PAC PO Box 15320 Washington, DC 20003 [Unsubscribe](

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