Friend, I’ve written this letter to you and I really hope that you take a couple minutes to read it, but if you’re strapped for time, here are the highlights.

My name is Sam Brown, I’m running for U.S. Senate in Nevada. 

I was seriously injured while serving in Afghanistan, but in retrospect those injuries changed my life for the better and gave me the perspective I needed to become the man I am today.

Today, I’m a husband, father, small businessman, and I’m the frontrunner for the Republican Senate nomination.

Nevada will be the lynchpin state for both the U.S. Senate and the Presidential election in 2024.

The most important fundraising deadline of the 2024 cycle is coming up.

Would you consider rushing in $$ before our deadline?

Now, here’s my story, Friend.

This is a picture of me and my father. 

I don’t remember a time when service to my family, my community, and my country wasn’t central to my plans for the future.

My dad was the one who raised me to give my life to God and country.

In highschool, I knew that joining the military was a key part of my career path.

But after the 9/11 attacks, my desire to serve my country transformed from just a career path into an ironclad resolve and passion.

A few years later, I graduated from West Point and was commissioned as an infantry officer.

I answered the call from my country to fight in Afghanistan.

Four months into my deployment, my life changed in ways that I couldn’t have imagined.

My team and I were on our way to provide support to an embattled platoon.

On our way to the engagement zone, my team and ran over a roadside bomb. 

It all happened in an instant. 

The explosion soaked me in diesel and flames ignited all over my body.

My gunner was able to put out the flames and save my life. If I’d been on fire for another minute I wouldn’t be writing this message to you today. 

I was rushed back to a hospital in Texas where I’d undergo countless surgeries and 3 years of rehabilitation. 

I’m not telling you my story because I want you to pity me or see me as a hero.

Certainly, I’m not the first or last person to be injured in the line of duty.

I want you to know my story because I hope that it’ll give you confidence that I’m not a regular politician who will arrive in Washington D.C. and on day one and forget about the people I serve or those who’ve fought to defend our country.

Friend, God’s plans for my life were far better than anything I could’ve come up with…

And, in retrospect, my injuries weren’t the end of my life… Rather, they were the beginning of a new one.

While recovering from my injuries, I met my wife Amy, and since then we’ve had 3 incredible children. 

While working a warehouse job, I built a business that gave me the opportunity to continue to serve Americans by sprinting around the red tape and providing emergency pharmaceutical care to veterans outside of the Veterans Health Administration.

Friend, if you help send me to the U.S. Senate, this is the exact attitude I will bring with me.

I will NEVER take your support for granted - and I won’t ever stop fighting to protect our country from the radical left.

I wish I could take on the Democrat establishment on my own, and I wish I could beat their $100 million war chest by myself.

But the simple fact is that I can’t do this without YOUR support, Friend. And with a HUGE end of quarter fundraising deadline just around the corner, I need your help more than ever.

Duty First,

CPT Sam Brown,

U.S. Army, Ret.

P.S. Nevada is the nation’s most hotly contested battleground state and will likely decide the balance of power in the Senate AND who wins the Presidential election. That means I’m target number one for Joe Biden, the DNC, and the radical left’s billionaire best friends. The ONLY I know of to fight back is by enlisting the support of conservative patriots like YOU, Friend.

Would you please consider rushing in an urgently needed End of Quarter donation?

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.