Anti-choice Republicans like Jim Jordan have angered women and will reap what they sow in November. View in browser 


John,

In Arizona, anti-choice Republicans just got what they wanted all along: a total ban on all abortions with criminal penalties for physicians and medical professionals. 

And now they are reaping the consequences of what they've sown: a thoroughly angered and energized electorate, led by women who see through this toxic agenda to control our lives, our bodies, and our futures.

I am proud that in Ohio, we led the way last November to enshrine the protections of Roe into our state constitution. I was on the ground every day for months with advocates fighting to get this on the ballot, and to build a huge, inclusive coalition to get it passed. And we WON—with 57% of the vote. 

But while this was an extremely important measure, it won't be enough if extremists like Jim Jordan are allowed to stay in office and wield power.

Although he has never once passed a single bill into law, Jordan was the lead sponsor of a national abortion ban. And Jordan is a proud champion of the "Right to Life at Conception" bill, which would give embryos the same legal rights as adults and threaten in-vitro fertilization, as we just saw happen in Alabama.

We need to come together on a NATIONAL level and fight to defeat dangerous anti-choice extremists like Jim Jordan.

We can oust Jordan this year and protect our rights by sending me to Congress in his place. I will sponsor a bill on Day 1 to codify Roe and protect reproductive rights.

Can I count on your help to get me there to fight for our rights? We are at a critical point in this campaign to defeat Jim Jordan, and a contribution of $25, $50, or more is a HUGE help:

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Thank you for your support,

-Tamie

Tamie Wilson
Democratic Nominee
Ohio's 4th Congressional District

Mail checks to:
Tamie Wilson for US

273 Saratoga St, Delaware, Ohio, 43015

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