I don’t come from money. I’ve worked 60+ hour weeks in a factory for the last 20 years to support my family. But this Senate race is important, so I’m taking a page out of the Wall Street Pete playbook.

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John,

My opponent’s latest campaign finance report featured all the classic hits from Wall Street Pete Ricketts: Donations from corporate giants like banks, foreign lobbyists, chemical manufacturers, etc. Just your typical sell-out member of Congress – bought and paid for by special interests.

But one donation stuck out to me in particular. Pete Ricketts donated $43,000 to his own campaign.

I don’t come from money. I’ve worked 60+ hour weeks in a factory for the last 20 years to support my family. But this Senate race is important, so I’m taking a page out of the Wall Street Pete playbook.

I am proud to announce that I have officially donated $43 to my campaign to win Nebraska’s Senate seat for working-class people.

In all seriousness, I’ve said from the beginning that we are not going to out-raise my opponent. He comes from a billionaire family and can do things like write his campaign a $43,000 check.

That’s why I rely so much on your support. It’s because of grassroots supporters like you that I can raise the money I need to take on the billionaires, corporations, and the ruling class – and your help now is the only way we’re going to defeat Republican Senator Pete Ricketts and win Nebraska’s Senate seat this November.

So please, can you donate $5, $10, or even $43 right now to keep our momentum going and show my opponent how powerful this movement truly is?

Thank you for standing with me.

Dan Osborn