John,
Today marks 100 days into the Biden administration and we've already made so much progress. From COVID-19 relief and legislation to protect our democracy, President Biden and Democrats in the House are working together to get our country back on track -- and they're just getting started.
In his first address to Congress yesterday, President Biden discussed his priorities going forward including increasing access to education and child care, creating new jobs, and more. These plans will help millions of families across the country, but in order for them to become a reality, it's crucial we protect our Democratic House majority.
Will you chip in before our end-of-month deadline to ensure Kim can stay in Congress working alongside the Biden administration?
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These past 100 days have shown just how much we can accomplish with Democrats leading in the White House and Congress. But we've also seen what will happen if Republicans take back the House in 2022.
Since the start of the new session of Congress, Republicans have tried to block everything the Biden administration does. Not a single Republican voted in favor of bills that would protect our democracy or provide COVID-19 relief to families and small businesses. And earlier this year, 147 Republican members of Congress voted to overturn the results of a free and fair election.
If we're going to protect the progress we've made and continue to move our country forward, we need your help to protect Kim's seat and the Democratic House majority.
Rush a donation of $5 or more before tomorrow's end-of-month deadline to help protect our progress: [link removed]
Thanks,
Team Schrier
National Republicans have named Rep. Kim Schrier's district a top target for the midterms, so we need your help to build another winning campaign. Will you chip in to protect Kim's seat and the Democratic House majority in 2022?
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Paid for by Dr. Kim Schrier for Congress
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