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John,

People are still talking about that Judiciary Committee hearing with Pam Bondi. But for Becca, it’s not just “a moment” that went viral. It’s something that’s still sitting heavy.

Because what you saw on camera — the emotion, the way she had to leave the room — that wasn’t political theater. It was real.

She went into that hearing carrying the voices of survivors she has met with over and over again. People who have waited decades for justice. People who trusted her to ask the hard questions.

And instead of answering those questions, Attorney General Pam Bondi made it personal. Take a look at what one outlet wrote about the exchange:

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Bondi laughed. And that’s the part really sticking with folks.

If you’re proud of Becca for standing her ground — and if you’re furious that anyone would smear her faith and family history to dodge accountability — please chip in $5, $10, or whatever feels right to stand with her. [[link removed]]

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Let’s be absolutely clear. Disagreeing over legislation is one thing. Falsely accusing Becca of antisemitism because of that disagreement is something else entirely. That accusation was outrageous. It was offensive. And it was a deliberate attempt to distract from what the hearing was actually about:

* Why powerful men connected to Jeffrey Epstein still haven’t been questioned.
* Why survivors still don’t have answers.
* Why accountability keeps getting delayed.

It’s very clear to everyone that Bondi’s performance proves she’s unfit for the job.

And here’s what makes this even more disturbing: Bondi’s DOJ monitored House members’ computer activity as they reviewed millions of Epstein-related documents ahead of the hearing.

While Becca was preparing to fight for survivors, the Department of Justice was watching members of Congress.

Vermonters know exactly who Becca is.

They know her values. They know her integrity. They know her family’s history. And they know HER.

So when someone tries to twist that — when someone laughs after making a baseless accusation — it hits differently.

It’s not just politics. It’s personal. And Becca hasn’t backed down for one second.

If anything, she’s more determined now than ever. Because survivors deserve answers. Because antisemitism is real — and weaponizing it for political deflection is wrong. Because powerful people don’t get to bully their way out of oversight.

But standing up to this kind of power takes resources. The attacks will keep coming. The smears will keep coming. Unless we show that when someone comes for Becca, they’re coming for all of us.

If you can, please click here to chip in $5, $10, $25, or whatever you’re able to give to help Becca keep fighting for survivors and holding the powerful accountable.

If they think we’re going to stay quiet, they don’t know Vermont. Not our Becca . Not without a fight.

Always proud to be in this with you,

— Team Becca

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