Well, it's official, friend: The negative attacks have started. 

My opponent, unelected Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R), and Mitch McConnell, are going to spend the next two months trying to paint me as an extremist all because I think access to health care is a human right. 

But I'm not about to get down in the mud with them – not after my time on the campaign trail this year, where I've seen too many families who are sick, who are suffering and who have to choose between taking care of their health or putting food on the table.

That's just the difference between me and Kelly Loeffler. While she undermines our democracy to support Donald Trump and spreads lies and baseless attacks to protect Mitch McConnell's Senate majority, I'm focusing on the issues that matter most to ordinary Georgia families.

So, trust me, the attacks have just begun. They'll try to tell you that I'm the divisive one or that I'm the radical even though, unlike my opponent, I've never voted "100%" of the time with Donald Trump or sat for interviews with hosts that have ties to white supremacists while millions of my fellow citizens cried out for racial justice. 

Here's what I have done: I’ve experienced the same challenges that ordinary Georgians go through. And I’ll fight for a better tomorrow for all of us.

My ideals are driven by my faith and those ideals lead me to fight for access to affordable health care, the dignity of work and voting rights. And with the support of this people-powered team, I plan to win the runoff on Jan. 5 and bring that fight to Washington.

But I need you with me. If you're able, pitch in $5 or more to power us to victory. You can use this link: secure.actblue.com/contribute/page/warnock-for-georgia_email

Thanks for being part of this fight with me, friend – let's keep the faith and win this thing.
 
Raphael Warnock