Friend,

I thought I’d taken my last breath that day. 

In 2008, while serving in Afghanistan, a roadside bomb detonated under the fuel tank of my vehicle while serving in Afghanistan, I thought my time on this earth was over.

I remember the moment I came to terms with the fact that THIS was it — I would burn to death. 

But God has a plan for all of us. And it was His mercy that saved me that day. 

I knew there was a plan in place for me, but where would I even start? 

As I endured the long road to recovery, I started to ask myself — who would I be from this moment on?

If I never put on my uniform again, what would I do with my life? 

Now I have the answers I needed. And it starts with YOU, Friend.

I knew I wasn’t here by a twist of fate. I wasn’t here by a stroke of luck. I knew with every fiber of my being that continuing to serve my country was in accordance with God’s plan for me. 

Friend, that's why I decided to run for Senate. 

Losing this Senate race in Nevada would be utterly catastrophic for conservatives and for the future of our country. It’s going to take all of us to win this fight.

It’s truly up to us to ensure our children and grandchildren inherit a patriotic, safe and sane country. 

I’m quickly learning politics is a dirty, ugly game. The radical left is firing on all cylinders to take out my campaign. 

But no matter how many millions of dollars Chuck Schumer amasses to obliterate my campaign, I’ve never feared stepping into the political arena. It only motivates me more to fight for you. 

With gratitude in my heart, I’m humbly asking for your support today, Friend.

Thank you for joining the Duty First movement. 

Sincerely, 

CPT Sam Brown, USA, Ret.

Flip Nevada, flip the Senate. It’s that simple. Experts in both parties agree that the path for Democrats to maintain their Senate majority becomes near to impossible if we win this race. Can I count on your help to break Chuck Schumer’s majority and return control of D.C. to conservatives?

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.