John,
The Republican Jewish Coalition has taken all
necessary steps to ensure the health and safety of our staff and
members, including moving our staff to telework and postponing
grassroots and leadership events. We have stayed in contact with the
White House during this crisis and they have been very appreciative of
the support that faith-based groups like ours have given the President
and everyone in the administration.
Day-to-day life for each of us is challenging
right now, but we can’t lose sight of the serious challenges facing
all of us as a country. We have immense faith in President Trump and
his team to find the best solutions to those problems, solutions that
promote the safety and prosperity of all Americans and safeguard our
liberty. That’s why on November 3rd it is even more important to keep
America great by reelecting President Trump, strengthening the
Republican majority in the Senate, and winning back the
House.
With that in mind, the RJC is hard at work
despite the current disruptions. We’re using cutting-edge
technology to do “virtual” grassroots outreach in key battleground
states. Our outreach now will help turn out Republican Jewish
voters to the polls in November, and help convince undecided voters –
and even some Jewish Democrats – to vote for President Trump and the
GOP.
Last week we made 15,452 calls
to Jewish voters in Florida and Pennsylvania. We’re aiming
to double that number during our RJC Victory Team
National Day of Action, scheduled for this Wednesday, March 25th.
Normally, a Day of Action would involve hundreds
of volunteers on the ground in key Jewish communities. This year, we
are moving our first National Day of Action online to keep the
momentum going. You can be part of this effort, right
from your own home, using just your smart device or computer and our
free calling app.
Please sign up here to
volunteer and to get the details about how to
participate.
Our emails and our newly redesigned web
site will continue to provide you with timely, useful information
about the news of the day, as well as ways you can get involved and
make a difference in this election. You can also follow us on Twitter and Facebook for
the very latest RJC news.
Wishing all of our members and friends only good
health and a quick recovery from the disruptions of the moment.
Norm Coleman |
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