I shouldn’t be alive, Friend.

When I was serving in Afghanistan, a roadside bomb blew up under the gas tank of my vehicle. I burned alive for what felt like an eternity as I came to terms with my mortality. 

I thought it would be the end of me, but by the grace of God, I survived.

I got a second chance at life, and there’s no way I’m going to waste it by only looking out for myself. That’s why I’m running for the U.S. Senate in Nevada — not because it’s easy. But because the reason I’m still alive today is to serve. 

Our nation is in crisis and our so-called “leaders” have gone AWOL.

With an economy in shambles, unprecedented threats from our adversaries, a wide open border, and D.C. politicians like NV Sen. Jacky Rosen failing to tackle our challenges head on, our nation is on a collision course with total disaster.

Too often, politicians only work to serve themselves while forgetting about the people they swore to serve. They see a challenge and they run the other way.

Well, Friend, I’ve survived my fair share of challenges, and I’m willing to take this one head on — because even though I’m no longer on active duty, I haven’t given up on my commitment to service.

Our country, our state, and our people deserve a Senator who’s proven that they’ll put everything on the line for America, just as I have.

That’s why I want to deploy to Washington D.C. for a new mission with the same goal: Serving our great country.

Friend, can I count on you to have my back on my next mission? Chip in ANY AMOUNT >>

This is our country and our fight. I won’t back down.

Duty First,

CPT Sam Brown, US Army (Ret.)

Sam Brown is a retired member of the U.S. Army. Use of military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement of the United States Army or the Department of Defense.