John, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) raised $14.4 million in June. Yes, $14.4 million in one month.

The DCCC recruits corporate Democrats and protects establishment incumbents while taking money from Wall Street and corporate PACs. All that money goes towards stopping progressive legislation like Medicare for All and a Green New Deal.

Justice Democrats doesn’t take a cent of money from corporate PACs because we’re fighting for the people, NOT corporate profits. We’re running working-class progressive primary challengers to challenge the status quo.

This month, we’re trying to raise just 1.1% of what the DCCC raised last month. John, now is the perfect time to make a contribution to fuel our goal to elect the next working-class progressives to Congress. Can you donate today?

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We need a Democratic Party that fights for its voters, not corporate donors. JD does the hard work of recruiting, training, fundraising, and organizing with bold, progressive candidates.

On one side of this intra-party ideas battle, you have the DCCC, which raises huge sums of money to support establishment candidates that keep the Democratic Party status quo alive.

Then there’s our side. We’re building a solid base of progressives in Congress fighting for Medicare for All, racial justice, a Green New Deal — and we’re doing it with an incredibly low budget. But the reality is we could be doing more if we had more resources to go against the DCCC.

Today, we need you to help us raise just 1.1% of what the DCCC raised last month so we can run strong primary challenges to corporate incumbents. Can we count on you to make a donation?

In solidarity,

Justice Democrats

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