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No spin, no panic — just an honest question:

If you knew for certain that $7 would send a union mechanic to the U.S. Senate instead of a billionaire's son — would you give it?

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And if you knew that same $7 meant working people finally get a seat at a table full of millionaires who've never clocked in a day in their lives — wouldn't that be the easiest $7 you ever spent?

Here's what we're up against. Pete Ricketts reported $6.3 million raised last quarter.

Sounds impressive — until you learn $5.2 MILLION of it was his own money. His dad founded TD Ameritrade. His family owns the Chicago Cubs. He doesn't need donors. He IS the donor.

Dan is an industrial mechanic and Navy veteran. He doesn't have a family fortune. What he has is this: poll after poll showing this race in a dead heat — in a state Trump won by 20 points.

Wall Street Pete can write himself another check tonight. Dan can't. But thousands of Nebraskans and supporters across the country already chipped in their $7 today, and they're hoping you'll match them.

If sending a mechanic to the Senate — and proving billionaires can't just buy these seats — is worth $7 to you, that's the ask I am making today. [[link removed]?]

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Ricketts has his father's fortune. Dan has a toolbox and you. We like those odds.

— Dan Osborn for Senate

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