 Friend -- In the run-up to November, powerful partisan groups will be trying to influence your vote by flooding your screens with divisive attack ads. You know the kind: the gravelly voices, the shadowy visuals, the misleading claims. Last week, we learned that one of these groups, the NRCC, dropped $2.6 million on ads in the Twin Cities, specifically to flip House seats. And that's just the beginning. If you've saved payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately
Dean is working hard to reduce the influence of big money and special interests in Congress, and that makes him a target of these partisan groups. Need proof? Dean recently co-wrote and passed a bipartisan bill to help small businesses get more flexible loans to help them through the pandemic -- and the same day it was signed into law, Republican House leadership endorsed his opponent. This is the kind of partisan gamesmanship we're up against, and it's why contributing whatever you can to this campaign before midnight Tuesday is so important. Thanks for all you do, Jonah Van Why
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