Dear John,

 

Will you join us in support of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar on Monday?

 
  
 
This week, at our Million Muslim Votes Summit, we had a host of lawmakers and Vice President Joe Biden address the Muslim American Community. This historic occasion will be remembered as the beginning of a new era for Muslim Americans - an era where our community is valued, taken seriously, and we finally have a seat at the table.

But, there is still work to be done. As you read this email, the Pro-Israel lobby is funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars into a coordinated effort to unseat Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. The reason: her courage in speaking out against the Pro-Israel Lobby and their tremendous influence in Washington DC. Two groups, Pro-Israel America and NORPAC, have already bundled upwards of $450,000 for her opponent.

In response, Emgage PAC is standing behind Ilhan and working to ensure that she wins her election. Join Emgage and Congresswoman Ilhan Omar on Monday to support her campaign and her fight for human rights. We need your support to ensure that the first refugee, hijabi, Muslim congresswoman is re-elected so that she can continue the fight for us in Washingtong D.C.

 
 
If you're not able to make it, I strongly urge you to contribute what you can and share this link with as many people in your network as possible. Every dollar counts, and we are only a few short weeks away from Ilhan's August Primary. 

 

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Warmest Regards,
 
Wa'el Alzayat, CEO

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Emgage PAC is a bi-partisan national political action committee that supports local, state, and federal candidates who share our vision of an inclusive and tolerant America. Emgage PAC has endorsed and financially supported candidates across the country who have a track record of upholding civil rights, welcoming diversity, and protecting religious freedom. We produce a number of voter-education products, including candidate profiles and endorsement cards, which are distributed in local communities to help voters learn more about the candidates and their positions on key issues. 

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