Sorry, Hillary. I didn't vote for you.
Solely being a woman isn't a qualification for leadership.
Fellow American, I’ve had some stuff on my mind and it feels really good to get it off my chest.
I’m sure you know by now that I’ve recently walked away from a career I loved. Plenty of people call me crazy for it. But life is short, and I was not willing to sit on the sidelines while everything I care about was on the line.
Especially in my beloved Minnesota.
Right now, parents who speak up are being called transphobes. Girls who lose opportunities are told to be quiet. And women's groups are nowhere to be found.
It’s terrible.
That’s why I've taken a huge leap of faith. I want my daughter and every young girl and boy across the country to know this:
1) You earn your place
2) You think for yourself
3) You never let anyone put you in a box
That's exactly what I'm fighting for.
It’s not rocket science. GIRLS' sports are for GIRLS.
And if you are to remember one thing about me let it be this: I will not apologize for taking a stand. At the end of the day, if my voice gives someone else the courage to use theirs, I’ve done my job.
Now, the contingent of people on the radical Left who have been pushing this ideology tirelessly on us will stop at absolutely nothing.
Whether I face Peggy Flanagan or Angie Craig, I’m going up against a far-Left, extremist who will vote to allow boys competing against girls in sports, block voter ID requirements, open up our borders, raise your taxes, and sabotage anything the President wants to do.
I’m far from a career politician. My campaign is focused on honesty, common sense, stopping fraud, and doing the small things right.
That’s why we need to win. Failure here is not an option.
And without your help, Fellow American... we will never cut through the far Left’s propaganda machine to get our message out.
So I’m humbly asking you right here and now to pitch in a few bucks before our campaign’s most important deadline to date.
