[ [link removed] ]Adam Schiff for Senate
   
   Hi John,
   You may remember I mentioned my father, who we affectionately call Boca
   Eddie, the other night while I was up on the debate stage. I want to take
   this opportunity to tell you a little more about him.
             [ [link removed] ]Adam Schiff and brother Dan with their father Eddie
   Originally from Boston, my father left high school early to join the Army
   at the end of World War II. After his service, he used the GI Bill to
   attend the University of Alabama but left early to get started in
   business. He chose the schmata — or clothing — business.
   As a traveling salesman, he was earning $18,000 a year. At that time, on
   that single income, my parents were able to purchase our first home for
   the same amount – $18,000.
   Can you imagine that today? Buying your first home for the same salary you
   made that year… let alone as a salesman? Achieving such a feat would be
   impossible in today's economy.
   Too many Californians just can’t keep up with rising housing costs in the
   Golden State. It’s why I’ve worked in Congress and alongside local leaders
   to help combat California’s twin crises of homelessness and housing
   affordability. Everyone deserves the opportunity to have a secure and
   affordable place to call home, and it’s something I have been focused on
   for years, and hope to address even more powerfully in the Senate.
   Because here’s the thing. When my dad was raising me and my brother Dan,
   he taught us to believe that even when times are tough, you always make
   sure to give back to your community. He taught us to stand up to bullies.
   And he taught us to not back down even when facing tough challenges.
   These ideas have guided me throughout my entire life.
   I found myself reflecting on his guidance during Donald Trump's
   presidency, reminding myself not to yield to intimidation. Ultimately, I
   realized that bullies are, in fact, cowards.
   With my dad’s good advice in mind, I took on Donald Trump and held him
   accountable for his abuses of power, and now the Justice Department is
   able to bring him to justice for his many violations of the rule of law.
   I’m running for the United States Senate because everyone has the right to
   a roof over their head. And all Americans should be able to put food on
   the table, and afford medication. And they shouldn’t have to live in fear
   of a would-be dictator taking away their rights and freedoms.
   My commitment to you is to keep up the fight for working families just
   like the one I grew up in. To uphold the great lessons my father taught me
   – to do what I do best.
   [ [link removed] ]Now that you’ve learned more about my upbringing and what motivates me,
   I hope you will chip in to my campaign to bring these values to the
   Senate.
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   Thank you for taking the time to read this email.
   — Adam
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