The bad news is we are not always going to be able to out-raise AIPAC. But the good news is we don’t need to.
John,
AIPAC has already spent more than $100 million this election cycle. And we still have two months to go until Election Day.
If that’s all you need to hear, will you chip in $3 right now to help me fight back and support progressive candidates across the country?
Their right-wing billionaire donors have one goal: to defeat progressive candidates and anyone who dares speak out against the genocide that the Israeli military is committing against Palestinians.
They spent $30 million opposing Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan. They opposed Daniel Biss in Illinois. They came after my sister Susheela in Oregon, and they’ve come after me in the past, too (they’re even staffing up right here in Seattle as we speak).
The bad news is we are not always going to be able to out-raise AIPAC. But the good news is we don’t need to.
Abdul won in Michigan. Daniel won in Illinois. Working people have already proved that we can come together, organize, and beat AIPAC’s money at the ballot box.
We have something that AIPAC doesn’t: millions of people across this country who share our progressive values, believe in justice, and know that our government shouldn’t be up for sale to the highest bidder.
So while we don’t need to match them dollar for dollar, we do need the resources to run winning campaigns. It takes money to organize, knock on doors, make calls, get our message out, and fight back against right-wing attacks.
And since I don’t take a dime from corporate PACs, grassroots donors like you are absolutely essential to funding everything we do.
John, if you’re with me, can I count on you to pitch in $3 or any amount today to help me keep up this critical work on behalf of our movement?
Contribute $3
Together, we can prove that people power is stronger than any amount of money billionaires can spend. But only if we come together and take action.
In solidarity,
Pramila Jayapal
