John, check out this quote about the DCCC blacklist from AOC’s New York Times interview:

“If you are the D.C.C.C., and you’re hemorrhaging incumbent candidates to progressive insurgents, you would think that you may want to use some of those firms. But instead, we banned them. So the D.C.C.C. banned every single firm that is the best in the country at digital organizing.”

This is their priority structure. The DCCC would rather protect corporate incumbents by trying to convince staffers not to work for progressive candidates, shooting themselves in the foot at the same time.

This is what we’re talking about when we say the deck is stacked against working-class, diverse challengers. Justice Democrats exists as a counterbalance to this broken system. Will you donate $3 to help us support dynamic, inspiring challengers?

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This is just the beginning. For years, corporate and moderate Democrats have refused to adhere to the advice of progressives, and have dedicated lopsided proportions of resources and time to blunt progressive momentum. That hurts all of us.

Here’s the reality of our future that corporate incumbents don’t want to acknowledge. In the 2020 elections, every single swing seat Democrat who sponsored Medicare for All was reelected. 75% of swing seat Democrats who supported a Green New Deal were reelected. There is energy here, no matter how hard they try to deny it.

We can already see the rumblings of another fight between corporate incumbents and progressives. Justice Democrats is hard at work preparing to find new, inspiring candidates to run for office. Will you rush a contribution to support that critical work?

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