Listen up. I'm inspired by Katie Porter's message below. Please read it.

Whether the issue is climate, coronavirus, or systemic racism...to do what
we need to do, we need to be in the damn room!

We need to elect people who understand because they have lived it. Single
moms like Katie Porter. People who experienced homelessness like Candace
Valenzuela. We need real life heroes representing us.

Check out the [ [link removed] ]Red To BOLD slate of 7 bold progressive allies of Katie
Porter. They can flip Republican congressional districts in areas where
Joe Biden needs to get out every vote.

[ [link removed] ]This is Katie's crew. This is the team! ProgVengers Assemble! Please
donate what you can to them now. -- Mark Ruffalo

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EMAIL FROM CONGRESSWOMAN KATIE PORTER:

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There’s no way around it: To achieve big change, I need more allies in
Congress.

I need a crew of BOLD and progressive leaders who will fight and win. The
good news is that today many bold progressives are in prime position to
flip Republican seats like I did in 2018. But they need our help.

I’m thrilled to support the PCCC’s Red to Bold slate - 7 bold progressives
who can flip Republican congressional districts in areas where Joe Biden
needs to get out every vote, like Michigan, Florida, and Texas. Even
Nebraska, where President Obama won an Electoral College vote.

[ [link removed] ]Can you please donate $3 or more to the Red to Bold slate today? Help
these bold progressives get out every vote for themselves and to defeat
Donald Trump. Chip in here.

(You can also help us spread the word [ [link removed] ]on Twitter and [ [link removed] ]on Facebook.)

Republicans don’t want more Katie Porter allies in Congress. That’s why
their big-dollar Super PACs are spending millions trying to defeat my
allies who are in neck-and-neck races in key swing districts.

These candidates are inspiring voters on issues like Medicare for All,
bold climate change solutions, corporate accountability, pro-worker
policies, and helping working families and single moms like me. By
energizing voters around popular progressive ideas, we will also increase
turnout for Joe Biden.

This country, and our work in Congress, will look very different if these
Red to BOLD champions win in November. [ [link removed] ]And I’m asking for your help to
make it happen -- please donate right now to help them get out the early
vote.

(And help us spread the word [ [link removed] ]on Twitter and [ [link removed] ]on Facebook.)

Read more about them below. Thanks for being a bold progressive.

-- Katie Porter

Kara Eastman (NE-2) is one of the top House candidates in the nation and
came within 1 point of defeating Republican incumbent Don Bacon in 2018.
Polling shows Kara 2 points up! Kara’s also on the DCCC’s Red to Blue list
and is endorsed by Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. She’s fighting for
Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, and a $15 minimum wage. Kara attended
the PCCC’s National Candidate Training.

Candace Valenzuela (TX-24) is running in one of the most flippable races
in the country and polling has her up by 7 points in Texas! Elizabeth
Warren has endorsed her and she’s also on the DCCC’s Red to Blue list.
She’s campaigning on a Green New Deal, improving public schools, expanding
family leave, and raising the minimum wage to $15/hour.

Dana Balter (NY-24) is ahead by 3 points and the Cook Report just upgraded
this race from Leans Republican to Toss Up! She’s running against
Republican incumbent John Katko -- one of just three House Republicans
left in districts Hillary Clinton won. Dana nearly won in 2018, is
endorsed by Elizabeth Warren, and is on the DCCC’s Red to Blue list. She
is fighting for Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, taking on big money in
politics, universal pre-K, and higher wages for workers.

Mike Siegel (TX-10) came within 4 points of defeating Republican incumbent
Michael McCaul in 2018 and now it’s a 2 point race! Mike’s on the DCCC’s
Red to Blue list and is endorsed by Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
He has fought Texas Republicans to demand gun reforms and sued the
Secretary of State when Republicans shut down mobile voting sites. Mike is
campaigning on Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, police reform, and
Housing for All.

Jon Hoadley (MI-06) is in a neck-and-neck race against Republican
incumbent Fred Upton -- one of the worst enemies of the environment in
Congress. Jon is on the DCCC’s Red to Blue list and is endorsed by
Elizabeth Warren. If elected, Jon would become the first openly LGBTQ
member of the Michigan congressional delegation. He’s fighting for
Medicare for All, expanding Social Security, and a Green New Deal.

Julie Oliver (TX-25) is only trailing her Republican incumbent opponent by
2 points in this swing district and is on the DCCC’s Red to Blue list.
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have endorsed Julie. Her bold platform
includes Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, calling for an end to private
prisons, and the cancellation of all student debt.

Pam Keith (FL-18) is a veteran running to defeat Republican incumbent Rep.
Brian Mast -- trailing him by single digits in this toss up race.
Elizabeth Warren and Ayanna Pressley have endorsed her. Pam’s running on a
platform that includes Medicare for All, opposition to fracking and
offshore drilling, student loan forgiveness for national service, and
reforming veterans’ care. She attended the PCCC’s National Candidate
Training.

[ [link removed] ]Donate to them all here.

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P.S. [ [link removed] ]Sign up to call voters for the 7 Red to BOLD allies of Katie
Porter: Kara Eastman (NE-2), Candace Valenzuela (TX-24), Dana Balter
(NY-24), Mike Siegel (TX-10), Jon Hoadley (MI-06), Julie Oliver (TX-25),
and Pam Keith (FL-18).


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