Hey there,

You might have seen it — The New York Times just ran a story about our campaign.

Apparently, my “claim to fame” is that I helped the Swifts pack up before they moved to Nashville — and turned down a Taylor Swift demo CD from her mother when I was sixteen.

Yeah, I know. Not exactly my brightest moment.

But here’s what that story really says: in a political world filled with celebrity-like fandom and capturing the public’s attention to score points on the internet, our campaign is telling a different story.

I’m not running for Congress because I brushed elbows with a future superstar. I’m running because I believe public service still means something.

I’m a Marine veteran, a business leader, and I know All Too Well (see what I did there) how broken Washington has become. While career politicians like Gabe Evans toe the party line for Donald Trump and his corrupt allies, I’m fighting for term limits, age limits, and true accountability.

This race is one of the most competitive in the country — and if we want to flip Colorado’s 8th District, we need to show that grassroots leadership can still rise above the noise.

If you’re ready to prove that public service and principled leadership still matter more than self-promotion and empty promises, join me in sending Gabe Evans into retirement next November »

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Thanks for being part of something real. (And for those of you who are wondering, I am indeed a Swiftie.)

— Evan Munsing