Friend,
FIRST: We launched our campaign to take back Michigan and restore strong,
America-First leadership in Lansing.
THEN: Gretchen Whitmer’s allies and Democrat super PACs unleashed a flood of
out-of-state money to try and stop us before we even got started.
NOW: They are outraising and outspending us at the most critical point of this
race, and I need your help to fight back.
Can you rush an urgent contribution right now to help us FIGHT BACK against
the Radical Left and take back Michigan’s future?
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I am a West Point graduate and former Apache helicopter pilot. I have flown
combat missions overseas and faced real danger, but nothing threatens
Michigan’s future like the political elites running our state into the ground.
I have never been afraid of terrorists or enemy fire, and I am certainly not
afraid of Gretchen Whitmer and the Radical Left.
Just like in the Army, victory depends on the strength of the team beside me.
I cannot complete this mission without you.
Can I count on your support to help us win this fight and take back Michigan?
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Thank you,
John James
Candidate for Governor of Michigan
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John James is a West Point graduate, combat veteran, and job-creating business
leader. A new poll shows him ahead by only 1 percent.
Your support today defends this lead, expands our reach, and helps Michigan
choose stronger leadership.
HELP DEFEND JOHN'S LEAD
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