Friend,

Do you know what the two most stolen items in America are today? Your income and YOUR FREEDOM.

Washington’s out-of-control spending has pushed our national debt past a staggering $35 trillion. That’s money we don’t have—being spent on things we don’t need. And guess who’s footing the bill? Hardworking Americans like you.

Every day, your income is siphoned away by a Congress that simply can’t say “no.” No to wasteful causes, no to bloated line items, and no to the pinstripe lobbyists who line their pockets. Every dollar they spend on insane projects and programs is a dollar taken from your wallet, your savings, and your future.

And what’s worse, with every trillion they add to the debt, they’re also stealing your freedom. Freedom from the crushing weight of taxes, freedom from government overreach, and freedom to live your life without Washington’s hand in your pocket.

Friend, I’ve always been the voice of fiscal sanity in a town where insanity is the norm. But I can’t do it alone. I need you to stand with me in this fight to restore fiscal responsibility.

Will you chip in $25, $50, $75, or whatever you can afford to help me rein in Washington’s reckless spending and protect your income and freedom?

Together, we can stop the madness. We can hold those in Congress accountable for their spending and ensure they put America’s future before their own pet projects.

Thank you for standing with me.

In liberty,
Rand Paul

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