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John,
Over the weekend, Donald Trump came to the Coachella Valley for one of his MAGA rallies, and to "juice turnout" for Republican House candidates in California.
The one race he singled out was California's 41st District – where Democrat Will Rollins is running in one of the closest races in the country.
At the rally, Trump gave Will's opponent his full-throated endorsement, and then proceeded to attack Will as a "radical California liberal" who must be defeated.
Can you split an urgent donation between me and Will Rollins' campaign for Congress? We have three weeks left to beat back these GOP attacks and nullify whatever boost Trump delivered to Will's opponent.
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Trump knows a four-seat swing can change House control, and winning these House districts in California could ensure a veto-proof majority he’d need to push through his destructive plans.
We are doing all we can in these next few weeks to defeat Donald Trump, but we also have to focus on the swing seats that could be the difference between Project 2025 and a blue firewall keeping California free and where rights are protected.
That’s all the more reason we must support Will, a national security expert who has, and will always, put California and our country first.
Can you split $10 between our campaigns today to send him to Washington – and remove a key Trump ally in our state?
Thank you,
Betty
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