John, Dan Forest, Roy's far-right opponent, has been holding dangerous, in-person fundraisers without masks for months.
To make matters worse: if you got sick he'd leave you paying the bill. Why? Forest is still against expanding Medicaid for half a million North Carolinians -- even people laid off during the pandemic.
It was wrong before a pandemic, but it's unconscionable now.
We just launched a new TV ad highlighting Dan's opposition to this life-saving, bipartisan proposal, but we need your help to make sure every voter in North Carolina gets a chance to see it. Give the ad a watch below, and if you're able, rush $10 to help us hit our fundraising goal and keep it on the air >>
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With only 50 days until election day and absentee voting already underway, we're counting on grassroots supporters like you to help make sure every voter in North Carolina gets a chance to see this ad.
We're still roughly $12,500 behind our mid-month goal, and the deadline is tomorrow at midnight - if we fall short we risk having to cut back on our media fund and ceding the airwaves to the RGA and their hate-filled, divisive ads against Roy.
Can you make your first contribution of $10 - or whatever you can to help us keep our ads on the air?
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We can do this,
Team Cooper
We hope everyone is staying safe during this ongoing health emergency. The Cooper Campaign is now working remotely, and we encourage all those who are able to practice social distancing. We've taken the step of cancelling all in-person fundraising for the time being, making grassroots online outreach and fundraising even more critical than before. Roy and the rest of the team will keep working for a more prosperous, better-educated, and healthy North Carolina, and we hope you will stay with us in this fight. Further information on the Coronavirus and our response can be found here.
