John, let me explain:
— I watched Donald Trump break fundraising records — $53 million in 24 hours [[link removed]] after his guilty verdict.
— I watched Mike Johnson bring in $20 million [[link removed]] to expand his Majority.
— I watched the GOP throw $141 million [[link removed]] into ads to stop Democrats from flipping the House.
— And now, I’m ready to help make their political schemes backfire. [[link removed]]
Here’s my plan, John: I’m officially giving Democrats another chance to confirm their 2024 Memberships before midnight. I need to help Democratic leaders raise 100 grassroots gifts to defend our sacred Democracy and take back the House. Can I count on your $14? >> [[link removed]]
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Thank you for acting quickly,
RajaRaja represents Illinois in Congress.
The son of Indian immigrants, Raja grew up for a time on food stamps and in public housing. He knows the struggles countless Americans face every day.
Now, Raja is leading the fight in Congress on prescription drugs, climate change, election reform, and a more inclusive economy.
But Republican special interests are funnelling cash to defeat strong Democrats like Raja.
He's counting on grassroots supporters to keep this campaign running strong.
Can we count on you to chip in $10 so Raja can keep up the good fight in Congress?
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