Let’s stop pretending the middle ground is where change happens.
John,
I want to make sure you saw this post:
A Michigander asked one of our primary opponents if she supports Medicare for All. Instead of giving a straight answer, she deflected, saying she supports a public option.
She also used Donald Trump and RFK Jr. as an excuse for why she doesn’t support Medicare for All.
With that same logic — that we shouldn’t pursue progress when bad people are in power — we’d still be waiting for Social Security and Medicare.
That kind of triangulation is exactly what’s wrong with our party, John.
Democrats shouldn’t run from bold ideas like Medicare for All. We should fight for them.
We’re not going to dig ourselves out of this mess by electing more politicians who talk in circles. That’s how we lose to Trumpism.
Let’s stop pretending the middle ground is where change happens.
People are hungry for a Democratic Party that inspires hope again — a party that backs concrete values: Medicare for All. Taxing billionaires. Refusing money from corporate PACs and AIPAC from day one, not just when it’s politically convenient to do so.
That’s what our campaign represents. But to win, I need you with me.
Every dollar we raise right now powers a movement to build a government that actually works for us.
So please, can you chip in $10 or more today to help us fight for Medicare for All and a Democratic Party that delivers for working people?
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In solidarity,
Abdul
