Hi John, it’s Tamie. I’m reaching out to our campaign’s top supporters before tonight’s Mid-Month deadline expires at midnight.

I’ll get straight to the point: The events of this past month prove just how crucial it is for us to defeat Jim Jordan and save the House from MAGA destruction.

While the American people count on Congress to lower skyrocketing healthcare costs and fight for working families, traitor Jim Jordan is too busy launching witch hunts against anyone who holds him or Donald Trump accountable.

It’s absolutely disgusting, John!

I’m more determined than ever to send Jordan — and the entire MAGA majority in Congress — packing. But we can’t flip this seat unless we hit EVERY last deadline: So please, John, can you split a $10 donation between my campaign and Voter Protection Project by MIDNIGHT? »

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