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John —
My name is David McMillan, and I’m Adam Schiff’s Little Brother.
Adam’s campaign is releasing an ad on TV this week that gives me the opportunity to tell millions of undecided California voters about my Big Brother, and how he’ll fight for us in the U.S. Senate.
Now, I hope you’ll allow me a few moments to talk about my relationship with Adam and what’s at stake in this election.
When I was five years old, my mother took me to the Big Brothers of Greater Los Angeles office in Los Angeles and helped me fill out an application. After waiting two years to hear back, I was lucky enough to meet Adam, who had just moved to LA.
Adam and I paired up for a day, a kind of trial run, and Adam brought me to the beach in Venice where he was living at the time. After an afternoon battling the crashing waves and having a blast, we dubbed ourselves The Survivors. It was an incredible day and the start of one of the most important relationships in my life.
After being on a waiting list, I finally had a Big Brother.
Adam has been an important part of my life since that day on the beach — he was with me when I graduated from Yale, and I was with him when he married his wife, Eve. We have a similar sense of humor, and we both have a big appreciation for film (which is why I’m now a TV writer and why Adam always quotes The Big Lebowski).
I might be biased, but I know that Adam will make us proud as California’s next Senator.
We’ve seen it in the work he’s done over the years. From writing California’s patient bill of rights to protecting our rule of law from Trump, Adam puts in the work to make a difference and make our state a better place for everyone.
Adam is the kind of person we need more of in the Senate. Someone who will always fight to do the right thing — even if it’s not always the easy thing.
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Thank you so much for reading and for supporting my brother, Adam.
— David McMillan (Adam’s not-so-little brother)
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