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| John, A little over a year ago, Joe Biden dropped out of the race for President of the United States, and Kamala Harris began her rapid ascent to the top of the political world. Kamala Harris was woefully unprepared to be her party's standard-bearer, and luckily for you and me, America thought so, too. As a former Navy SEAL, I've dodged my fair share of bullets, so believe me when I tell you that as a nation, we've never dodged a bigger bullet than Kamala Harris. However, the progressive movement that propelled her onto Biden's 2020 ticket shows no signs of slowing. The Democrats that you grew up with are dead. You'd think there would be more soul-searching for a party that twice lost the highest prize in politics to Donald Trump. Yet, that doesn't seem to be the case. Just last week, famed political commentator James Carville called the Democrat Party a "cracked-out clown car." Isn't that saying something when your harshest critic is one of your most famous members? I'm looking for your help here, Fname. I'm a former Navy SEAL and first-time political candidate running as a Republican in Minnesota. My likely opponent is Tim Walz's lieutenant governor, someone who considers herself even more progressive than AOC. If you have a minute and a half to spare right now, would you please answer a few questions that my campaign will use to help me tailor my messaging as we continue to meet and connect with conservatives around the state? I'm hoping to find out from your survey response: Are you looking for more common-sense conservatives to join Ted Cruz and Rand Paul in the United States Senate, or are you content with the cracked-out clown car carrying AOC, Tim Walz, Kamala Harris, and New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani? I appreciate all of your assistance as my team and I work to better understand where real Americans stand on the issues that matter most right now. With respect, Adam Schwarze Former Navy SEAL Marine Corps Veteran Republican for U.S. Senate - Minnesota    
Adam Schwarze is a former Navy SEAL and Marine. Use of his military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by the Department of the Navy or the Department of Defense. | |||