[1]Cori Bush

John,

Believe it or not, we're almost halfway through May. Cori's had a busy
month packed with votes, hosting a Cabinet official in St. Louis,
committee hearings, and meeting constituents in St. Louis. But, while
Cori's been hard at work, our fundraising numbers have started to slow
down.

To be candid, our fundraising so far this month has been lower than what
we expected. So, we've set a goal to raise $15,000 by tomorrow at midnight
to make up the difference and keep Cori in Congress. [ [link removed] ]In a minute we're
going to ask you to chip in $5 to support Cori's work, but first, let us
tell you what Cori's been up to this month.

Cori started out the month with a visit from the head of the EPA,
Administrator Michael S. Regan, and a tour of the Chain of Rocks Water
Treatment Plant, one of two water treatment plants in St. Louis. While
touring the plant, Cori saw first-hand what we need in order to deliver
environmental justice and is taking what she learned back to Congress as
she advocates for a Green New Deal for Cities.

[ [link removed] ]Cori at Chain of Rocks Water Treatment Plant

In St. Louis, Cori also went on her first Board of Aldermen Ward Walks,
joining Alderwomen Shameem Clark Hubbard and Annie Rice to meet with
constituents and hear about the issues directly impacting them. Cori's
number one concern is always the people of St. Louis, which is why she
takes time out of her schedule to be in the community with her neighbors.

[ [link removed] ]Cori in St. Louis

Then, Cori made headlines after testifying in Congress about her own
experience giving birth and the challenges her babies faced to survive.
Black mothers, birthing people, and babies die because doctors don’t
believe our pain, so Cori told her story to fight for change.

[ [link removed] ]The Hill Headline

John, Cori's not a career
politician. She made her way to Congress through the power of community.
And she hasn't forgotten that. As our Congresswoman, Cori strives to serve
everyone — teachers, small business owners, children, and families — in
St. Louis every day.

But while Cori is out fighting for a more equitable and just world on the
ground in St. Louis and in the halls of Congress, she doesn't have time to
worry about fundraising. We need to keep Cori focused on fighting for this
community, which means we need your help hitting our $15,000 fundraising
goal by tomorrow at midnight.



[ [link removed] ]Will you chip in $5 or more to help us reach this critical goal so
Cori can keep creating and fighting for meaningful legislation like
Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, and transforming our criminal-legal
system?

[ [link removed] ]Contribute $5



Thank you for your support

Team Cori


 


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