According to the most recent Gallup poll, 72% of Americans disapprove of the
job Congress is doing.
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John,


Americans are frustrated. 

They are tired of the petty political games, endless spin, and extreme
incompetence coming out of Capitol Hill on a daily basis. 

Don’t take our word for it — just look at the numbers. 

According to the most recent Gallup poll, 72% of Americans disapprove of the
job Congress is doing. There’s a clear lack of leadership and direction on
Capitol Hill and the vast majority of Americans know it.
Tell us how Washington can work for you
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This needs to change and it starts with you. We’re giving every single one of
our grassroots supporters a chance to tell us how Washington can work better
for them. 



John, tell us why you’re frustrated with Congress and what they could be doing
better.  

Make your voice heard
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Enough is enough — it’s time for Congress to start doing their job. John is
100% committed to putting Congress back to work for the American people, but he
can’t do it without your help. 


Will you make your voice heard at the link below?

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-John James 2020 Survey Team





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