Friend,
Every Friday, I board a flight from D.C. back to Arizona, not because I love airports and four-hour flights, but because the people I represent deserve a Congressman who shows up.
That means visiting folks where they live, listening to parents and educators in our community, and collaborating with local leaders to address real-world problems.
I do this because public service isn't a performance. It's a responsibility.
That's what sets us apart from the MAGA chaos machine and folks like my opponent, who's as extreme as Paul Gosar. They are more concerned about pleasing Trump than actually helping Arizonans.
This campaign isn't built on soundbites. It's built on showing up, doing the work, and delivering results.
And right now, I need your help to keep doing that.
This Monday is our next FEC deadline, and what we report will speak volumes about the kind of campaign we're running. If you believe in public service that puts people first, I hope you'll chip in today: [[link removed]]
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Thanks for being with me.
-Greg
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