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Hey John,

America is about to be introduced to Tim Walz, vice presidential candidate. The former teacher who made school lunches free for all Minnesota children. The veteran who helped students start a Gay-Straight Alliance in 1999 because he knew having the football coach and soldier as faculty advisor would help stop bullying. The governor who protected reproductive rights and took on the NRA.

But I want to introduce you to Tim Walz, my friend. The man who will get on his knees to tie your child’s shoe when she asks for help, put syrup on her pancakes and cut them into bite-sized pieces, and always greet her with an enthusiastic “How ya doing’, sister?!” 

John, I’m immensely proud to be Tim Walz’s lieutenant governor, and I’m going to fight like hell to elect him and Kamala Harris this November. If you’re with me on the Walz Wagon, will you split a donation of $10 or more between The Majority Rules and the DLGA  to help us turn out voters this November? 

Tim Walz is exactly the type of man who can restore your faith in humanity, and I’m grateful to call him my boss, and my friend. Minnesota will miss having him to ourselves — but America needs him now. 

Let’s win this!!

💙 Peggy Flanagan

Lt. Governor of Minnesota 

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