From Mike Cortese <[email protected]>
Subject It's All Online, We Can't Look Away.
Date July 26, 2026 2:07 AM
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Human trafficking has gone digital and Washington is asleep at the wheel.
While politicians in D.C. keep performing for cameras, predators have moved onto our children’s phones. Kids are being targeted on platforms like Instagram and Roblox, groomed through private messages and sold online while the people in power look the other way. It’s a disgusting ring of abuse that our communities are facing alone because politicians like Scott Desjarlais rather follow the party lines than take action.
This is not some distant problem. It is happening here and now, and this campaign needs your help today to hit our goal and fight for what we need.
The silence from Washington is deafening. Why? Because taking on Big Tech means taking on some of the most powerful money in politics. Too many politicians would rather protect billion-dollar platforms and keep the donor checks flowing than protect your children.
That is cowardice disguised as leadership, plain and simple folks. Real leadership means facing evil head-on and crushing it.
I’m not running for Congress to play nice with the people profiting off our communities.
If you’re ready for leaders with a backbone, I’m asking you to join us today.
I’m ready to take on Big Tech to protect our children. Can you chip in $25 today to help us bring this fight to D.C.? [ [link removed] ]
When I get to Congress, I am introducing a full-scale crackdown on the digital pipelines fueling human trafficking. My plan is action. It’s time our communities are genuinely supported, and it starts with races like this one. I’m ready if you are to crack down on the dangers plaguing our communities.
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