John,

Healthcare is on the ballot.

We have a choice, we can choose progress and a system that covers ALL Americans, or we can choose the defunct Healthcare system that leaves millions of Americans at risk.

Compared to peer nations, America spends more money per capita on healthcare, yet we have worse health outcomes. Compared to our OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) peers, we have a lower life expectancy, higher suicide rates, higher maternal mortality rates, and higher death rates from preventable causes.

We are the wealthiest country on Earth. You should not have to choose between basic healthcare and groceries.

Healthcare is a central piece of my platform, and I will fight hard to deliver universal healthcare coverage in Congress. We must decouple healthcare and employment. It creates an abundance of economic opportunities beyond the unquestionable health benefits. If you agree, will you chip-in $5 or $20 to stand with me?

My opponent, Scott Fitzgerald, actively prevents any changes to our healthcare policy. For some reason, he ignores these basic needs. Even in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, a dire public health crisis, Scott Fitzgerald has spent his time at rallies getting photo-ops with Trump, instead of at work in Madison where he should be.

The stakes are high. Luckily, Wisconsin has a choice. I trust the voters will choose a common-sense vision for healthcare. I trust the voters to put progress over partisanship.

Thank you for your support.

Finish Strong,

Tom Palzewicz