John,

Jim Messina here, I’ve been around the political block a couple of times. The first race I managed was Montana Senator Max Baucus’ reelection campaign. And I managed President Obama’s 2012 campaign to victory, dubbed “the best-run campaign ever”—so I know what a successful reelection campaign looks like.

And I can tell you, Jon Tester has what it takes to succeed. But he needs your help:

Can you lend your support right now with a contribution to Jon’s reelection campaign? Far-right groups are already attacking his character and we’ve got to fight back.

Far-right extremists are pouring insane amounts of money into baseless attack ads, distorting Jon’s character and misleading voters. John, instead of working to solve the most pressing issues of our time, they’re too busy trying to buy this election right from under hardworking Montanans.

Jon Tester’s doing the exact opposite. He’s fighting for you and your community in the Senate—Every. Single. Day.

He’s the only lawmaker in Congress signing multiple bills into law, bringing about real change for the good people of Montana and this country. He increased access to housing for homeless veterans, kept public lands in public hands, and secured funds for initiatives to enhance public safety and assist victims of crime. If we’re going to keep Jon’s effective leadership in the Senate, we need every person on this grassroots team to lend their support.

Look, Jon’s a busy guy. I’ve been to his farm in Montana and his office in D.C., and I can tell you that right now, Jon’s working overtime to make things better for all of us, so I’m happy to ask this on his behalf: Will you chip in whatever you can to strengthen this grassroots-funded campaign? Your donation will help defend Jon from the GOP’s baseless attacks.

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Together, we have a historic opportunity to show that this reelection campaign has what it takes to win what will be one of the closest races in Montana history.

Let’s keep making history,

Messina