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I’m at my wits’ end, Friend.
The Democrats just have too much power, too many connections, and too much in their fundraising chest. Now, they've just dumped $5.5 million into Montana, and are set on defeating me.
At this point, if I don’t do a total 180 on the fundraising front, not only will I lose my House seat, Republicans may never hold the majority in Congress again.
Friend, this is Ryan Zinke. I served as President Trump’s Secretary of the Interior and I was a ground forces commander at SEAL Team 6.
I’m also running for Congress in the most critical race in the nation.
But if the Democrats can destroy me in this race, I can guarantee you no other Republican will have a chance.
In 2022, I led the team of Navy SEALs that retook the House Majority, and I have more conflict experience than anyone else. Point is, I’m one of the toughest, well-tested Republicans in Washington D.C. If I can’t beat the Democrats going after my seat - no one can.
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So, I’m going to be blunt with you, Friend. If you chip in just $5 right now, I can promise you that we will blow my fundraising goal out of the water and the Democrat's plan to ruin our nation.
I’m humbly asking you, as a man who’s fought for this nation for my entire life, will you help me out?
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You have my word, as a former Navy SEAL and commander at SEAL Team 6, if you help me out, I will continue to return the favor in Congress.
Thank you for your support,
Ryan Zinke
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Ryan Zinke is a fifth generation Montanan who has dedicated his life to serving our great nation. Ryan is a decorated U.S. Navy SEAL officer who retired after 23 years of military service. After the military, Ryan served two terms as a State Senator, was twice elected as Montana’s Congressman, and served two years as U.S. Secretary of the Interior under President Trump. Now after a couple quiet years spent with his family, he is serving again in Congress to help save America from threats we face both foreign and domestic.SUPPORT HIS FIGHT TODAY |
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