[ [link removed] ]TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE



I’m taking a trip down memory lane today.

It’s the summer of 1984. I was 22 years old, fresh out of college, and
back in my small, unfurnished apartment in Madison, Wisconsin. I had a mat
on the floor, a pan my aunt had given me, and a tiny, black-and-white
television set.

I remember sitting there alone, watching the Democratic National
Convention. I was very interested in politics, but… I didn’t really know
what my options were.

That 1984 convention was the one where the Democrats nominated Geraldine
Ferraro, the first woman to run for Vice President. So, there I was, in my
little apartment, watching her take the stage and give her acceptance
speech, thinking, ‘Wow, I can do anything in politics. The barriers are
being broken. The sky’s the limit.'

From Shirley Chisholm and Geraldine Ferraro to Hillary Clinton, these
women have challenged the status quo and flipped the script on the old
boys' club — and now, we all have the opportunity to make history once
more.

Last night, Kamala Harris officially accepted the Democratic nomination
for president at the DNC, and you can bet your you-know-what that I will
do everything I can to turn out Democrats across the battleground state of
Wisconsin to elect her and deliver her a Democratic Senate majority by
winning my own reelection race.

[ [link removed] ]Will you split a donation between Kamala Harris and my Senate campaign
to help us keep Wisconsin blue, win the White House, and defend our Senate
majority? Wisconsin is the tipping point state this year and our elections
come down to the wire, so every dollar makes a difference.

If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your split
donation between Tammy Baldwin and Kamala Harris will go through
immediately:

[ [link removed] ]CHIP IN $5 NOW

[ [link removed] ]CHIP IN $10 NOW

[ [link removed] ]CHIP IN $25 NOW

[ [link removed] ]CHIP IN $50 NOW

[ [link removed] ]CHIP IN $100 NOW

[ [link removed] ]ANOTHER AMOUNT

When I think of why I first ran for public office, I will always see
Geraldine Ferraro walking out onto that stage at the Democratic National
Convention in 1984. And I have no doubt millions of young women today will
look back at Kamala Harris walking out onto that stage last night for
years to come.

Thanks for everything. Let’s get to work.

— Tammy




P.O. BOX 696 MADISON, WI 53701

[ [link removed] ]www.tammybaldwin.com | [ mailto:[email protected] ][email protected] | [ [link removed] ]Privacy Policy

PAID FOR BY TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE



You can unsubscribe from this mailing list at any time:
[link removed]