Team, our big event with AOC on Friday just got
even better:

Cast members from the hit TV show One Day at a Time have agreed
to stop by, show their support, and share some stories!

Please join Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rep. Mark Takano, and
the co-showrunner and stars of One Day at a Time Gloria Calderón
Kellett, Justina Machado, Isabella Gomez, and Todd Grinnell for a
grassroots-driven Virtual Cookout and Happy Hour
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RSVP NOW
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We're coming together this Friday because we all know that we
need strong progressive leadership. We deserve a Congress that
cares about the environment, holds the powerful to account, and
ensures equality for all. And now is our big chance to get there.

Mark and AOC represent the voices of the future, and the
characters of One Day at a Time represent voices of Americans
everywhere -- people who work hard, encounter obstacles, and want
the best for their family.

We've made it our mission to fight for working people every day.
With the COVID-19 pandemic raging and the country facing the
worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, we need leaders
who will stand up for what's right. And you can help us make it
happen.

Will you donate right now to be a part of this virtual event on
Friday, team? You'll be glad you did!
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Thanks,

Charlie

Takano HQ

Since 2013, Mark Takano has represented the people of the
Inland Empire in the United States House of Representatives,
fighting for the region's progressive priorities. He's been a
voice for veterans, seniors, students, local businesses and
hardworking families. We need to hold our Democratic
Congressional majority now more than ever. The leadership of
Democrats like Mark will be critical to holding Trump accountable
and ensuring the healing of our country during this challenging
time. Please help us keep Mark in Congress fighting for our
Democratic values by contributing today!
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