Hi John xxxxxx,
Did you hear the news? We are proud to have endorsed Erica Deuso as mayor of Downingtown, Pennsylvania.
Erica is running against two opponents. In the primary, which is happening in a matter of DAYS (May 20th), she’s running against a “Democrat” who proudly calls himself a white nationalist.
Erica was recently featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer and has earned key endorsements from the local Democratic party, as well as the outgoing mayor. Meanwhile, her “Democratic” opponent has doubled down on his transphobia. She has been running a strong campaign, but she needs our help.
Erica is depending on grassroots support to help her defeat her white nationalist, transphobic PRIMARY opponent, and we want to help her get as close to her fundraising goal as possible. Help make that happen by chipping in a split $20.25 or more before May 20th.
If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will be processed immediately and automatically split between Her Bold Move and Erica Deuso:
Erica is a well-respected scientist, businesswoman, and advocate for marginalized communities. She believes in building a safe, sustainable, and strong community where everyone has a voice and every resident, regardless of age, race, gender, or background, feels welcome and protected.
Her Democratic opponent, Barry Cassidy, on the other hand, is running as a Democrat, but his words and actions tell a shocking story. He is a proud white nationalist who routinely uses racist and anti-LGBTQ language. He openly aligns with MAGA extremism.
That’s not all: If Erica wins the primary, she will be facing off against Republican Richard Bryant, a far-right extremist and unapologetic Trump supporter. He uses his online platform to spew misogyny, anti-trans rhetoric, and racist commentary. Additionally, he is known to mock women for their appearance, attack the LGBTQ+ community, and spread harmful lies about climate change and immigrants. He advocates for violence, promotes mass deportation, and supports banning books and suppressing votes. As Erica’s campaign has stated, “This isn’t political disagreement—this is dangerous, dehumanizing extremism.”
