Hi there, it’s Reshard, Marcus Flowers’ Campaign Manager. I’m reaching out to make sure you received Marcus’ email yesterday.

Marcus is ready to protect reproductive freedom in Congress. As an Army Veteran, Marcus is ready to bring his lifelong fight for our country to Congress. In 2022, he took on Marjorie Taylor-Greene, and now he’s taking on Republicans’ anti-choice extremism.

But before I forward Marcus’ message to you, I have to be honest: We still have $8.3k left to raise to reach our end-of-quarter fundraising goal.

While Marcus’ opponent has a huge war chest full of corporate PAC money, Marcus pledged to not take corporate donations, because he believes he should only serve the people who elected him — not dark money donors or special interests.

Can you join the fight against corporate greed by contributing $10 towards our $15,000 end-of-quarter fundraising goal before Sunday at midnight?

Thank you. Forwarding Marcus’ message below!

Reshard el-Shair at Team Flowers
Campaign Manager

— Forwarded Message from Marcus Flowers —

Hi there, it’s Marcus Flowers.

As Republicans work relentlessly to strip away our reproductive freedom and ban abortion nationally, I’m dedicated now more than ever to fighting back against their attacks.

Since I personally fought back against Marjorie Taylor Greene’s extremist views in 2022, Republicans across the nation have restricted in-vitro fertilization, rallied for a nationwide abortion ban, and preached their extremist, anti-choice views.

Reproductive freedom is on the ballot in November. As Georgia’s next Congressman, I will work to defend the right to choose, protect IVF treatments, and guarantee access to contraception.

But I can’t become Georgia’s next Congressman without your support. If you’re ready to elect a true pro-choice champion to represent GA-13 in Congress, can you chip in any amount you can to help us reach our $15,000 fundraising goal before Sunday at midnight?

I’ve spent my life fighting for this country, and I cannot wait to bring that same fighting energy against the Republican’s anti-choice agenda.

—Marcus Flowers