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Team, it’s Janelle Stelson — the Democrat running to flip PA-10 from red to blue in one of the closest U.S. House races in the entire country.
I am stunned. My opponent, Congressman Scott Perry, just got even more extreme.
On a conservative talk radio show, he accused Democrats of “hating the military.” Even worse, he accused Democratic servicemembers of only serving as a “credential” so that they can run for office.
“They don’t care about the Constitution or the nation’s defense,” he said.
I find his remarks deeply offensive, especially to the brave Americans who have stepped up to serve this country. And frankly, I think he should apologize immediately.
This is just one more example of Scott Perry’s extremism — this time at the expense of the men and women who protect our freedoms at home and abroad.
I’m running for Congress to fire Scott Perry. Patriotism means a lot of things – including fighting to protect women’s reproductive freedoms, our neighbors’ healthcare and the right to vote. And patriotism means fighting to make this great country even greater.
Perry won this race by 1% in 2024. Now is our chance to flip PA-10 and win back our Democratic majority in the U.S. House. Will you split a $10 donation between my campaign and Defend Democracy Now before midnight? [[link removed]]
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Let’s show him just how patriotic we can be.
Janelle
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