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Friend, I wanted you to hear it from me first:
My opponent just launched his first attack ad against me across Pennsylvania in an attempt to flip this battleground and retake the Senate majority.
To fight back, we need all hands on deck. Will you split $25 or more between my campaign and the Michigan Victory Fund right now? [[link removed]]
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It’s clear that national Republicans are trying to buy this Senate seat. Together, GOP super PACs have booked nearly $75 million in ads targeting me, and it’s only July.
With the Senate and the White House hinging on Pennsylvania, we can’t afford to be drowned out on the airwaves. But unlike my mega-millionaire opponent, who’s being bankrolled by billionaires, this campaign is powered by folks like you, friend.
I need your help if we’re going to win this election and keep Pennsylvania blue, so I’m asking: Can I count on you to split a donation between me and the Michigan Victory Fund to help us show my opponent this seat can’t be bought? [[link removed]]
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With gratitude,
Bob Casey
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