[1]Eugene Vindman for Congress
Hello, this is Ken Burns.
I have dedicated my life to sharing America’s greatest stories through films. They examine crucial moments in our nation’s history and the threats to our democracy. These stories are not easy.
Today, our country is facing its own reckoning, and the stakes have never been higher.
That is why I am reaching out. Alex Vindman — who I first met in 1983 while filming my documentary, the Statue of Liberty, when he was seven — is running for the United States Senate. Alex is an amazing American and a true fighter for what is right. He’s a man of character. The health of our democracy and the vitality of our Republic could hinge on his race in Florida. He deserves and needs your support.
Will you please split a donation between Alex Vindman’s campaign for Senate and his twin brother Eugene Vindman’s campaign for Congress today? This is a crucial moment for our democracy, and they are counting on your support.
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When our country needed a soldier, Alex Vindman stepped up. Alex served 21 years as a U.S. Army combat veteran and was awarded a Purple Heart after being wounded in Iraq.
When our democracy needed somebody to say no one’s above the law, Alex Vindman stood up. He honored his oath to defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
Now, Alex is ready to take our fight to the United States Senate. There is no one who will fight harder for us than Alex Vindman.
But he is up against the billionaires’ handpicked candidate — someone who was put into the Senate to rubber-stamp for the radical MAGA agenda.
There is no doubt that the special interests will spend whatever it takes to keep their preferred candidate in the Senate. The only way we can stop that is by ensuring Alex can mobilize and share his message with every possible Florida voter.
So, I am asking you now: Can you help send Alex to the United States Senate by splitting a donation between him and Eugene Vindman right now?
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Thank you.
Ken Burns
Alexander Vindman is a former member of the United States Army. Use of his military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Army, the Department of Defense or any branch of the U.S. government.
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