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Hi there, 

I want to take a moment to introduce myself — I’m Angus King, the Independent Senator from the great state of Maine. 

Nothing is more important to me than doing right by the people of Maine. Throughout my career as an attorney in Skowhegan, Governor, and now as U.S. Senator, my priority has always been on making things work and solving problems for families across our state and country. 

As an Independent, I’m focused on building bipartisan consensus around the challenges facing the nation. Together, we’ve made progress in improving the economic prospects of everyday Maine people, safeguarding our national security interests, and advocating for a stronger and healthier country and environment. Still, there is much more work to be done.

In a time when our nation is increasingly divided and new challenges arise daily, we’re going to need to put in a lot of work to ensure we create a future for our children and grandchildren that will be safer, fairer, and more prosperous. 

I need your support to keep our team focused on all the critical fights ahead: Will you join Team Angus today and stand alongside me and thousands of others committed to putting people before politics?

In recent years, Congress has seen the passage of a number of significant bipartisan successes. From the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal and the CHIPS and Science Act to bolster the American economy, to the PACT Act that expanded veterans' health care and benefits, I fought to turn these bills into laws that actually help working people and families.

As an Independent, I take pride in finding common ground with my colleagues in Congress, ensuring we move beyond arguments and political theater. 

I’m not in this fight for personal gain, media attention, or headlines. I’m in the Senate because, at the end of the day, I have seven grandchildren, and I’m working to help create a better future for them and the generations that come after. 

It’s not easy being an independent voice in Washington: it means having to work even harder to grow this grassroots team, but I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

And I’d be honored to have you in this fight with us, John. Please, add your name to join our grassroots team, and together, we can cut through the political noise and partisan discord to build a better country for future generations. 

Thank you for hearing me out today. 

Best regards,

Angus