John —

It’s official. Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota is going to be Kamala Harris’ running mate and the next Vice President of the United States.

This is a really exciting moment for Vice President Harris and Governor Walz. But if we’re going to elect them, we need to make sure they win Virginia.

Please split a $5 contribution between the Harris-Walz campaign campaign and our race today. Your donation will show them that they have our steadfast support and put us one step closer to winning in November.

Governor Walz is a great candidate to lead our country alongside VP Harris and protect our democracy from the dangers of MAGA extremism.

Unlike Trump’s running mate J.D. Vance, Tim Walz has devoted his life to putting working families first.

From being a former high school teacher and coach, serving in the National Guard for 24 years, and leading the fight for reproductive freedom, gun safety legislation, and educational equality, Walz has proven that he will put working families first time and time again.

And if we win Virginia this November, the country will see his leadership on a national level.

So we need to make this a big day for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. They need Democrats everywhere to join them in the fight to defend our democracy and the future of our country.

So if you can, split a $5 contribution between the Harris Walz campaign and our campaign for Congress to show them we are ready to win Virginia and take back the House for them.

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Three months to go. Let’s do this!

Eugene Vindman

 

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