John,

This ain’t my first rodeo. I’ve been around politics a long time, so TRUST me: I know which races are THE races to pay attention to and invest in.

Folks, I’m telling you that North Carolina will determine control of the Senate this November. Roy Cooper’s Senate race in the Tar Heel State is a TOSS UP, and the only way he can swing it in his direction is with overwhelming grassroots support from folks like YOU.

So please: Will you chip in $25 or whatever you can spare right now between Cooper Victory Fund and Moderate Democrats PAC?!!!

What’s happening in our country right now is batsh*t crazy. Truly.

Billionaires and special interests making millions on the backs of working families. Folks struggling to put food on the table and afford basic needs. Republicans taking away health care from everyday people to give more money and access to the richest folks in America.

We’ve got to fix what’s broken in Washington DC, and electing Roy in North Carolina is CRITICAL to making that happen.

Roy has served the people of North Carolina for decades, and he’s ready to keep up this work in the Senate. But GOP super PACs are pouring nearly $100 MILLION – yes, that’s 1-0-0 – into this race to defeat Roy and turn voters against him, and he needs our urgent support to fight back. 

Democrats have NO chance at taking back the Senate without winning in North Carolina, so really, your donation today could not be more important. Will you chip in $25 or more to help Moderate Democrats PAC and Roy flip NC?

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Thanks so much.

James Carville

Roy Cooper is only asking for donations to Moderate Democrats PAC's contribution account, in amounts up to $5,000 from individuals, political committees, and other permissible sources under the Federal Election Campaign Act. He is not soliciting donations in any amount from corporations, labor organizations, foreign nationals, federal contractors, national banks, or corporations chartered by Congress.