Hi there!
We wanted to make sure you had the chance to add your name to our petition! It’s time to end the filibuster for voting and civil rights and we need your help.
Add your name now so we can finally pass legislation to protect Americans right to vote → [[link removed]]
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Team,
Since taking the majority in Congress, Angie and her colleagues have continued to deliver on their promises.
But we only hold a one vote majority in the Senate and the GOP is blocking any progress from happening. Critical voting and civil rights legislation is gathering dust in the Senate.
That’s why we MUST put an end to the Filibuster for voting and civil rights! Add your name now if you think the filibuster is holding our nation back and being used to stop Americans from voting. [[link removed]]
ADD YOUR NAME [[link removed]]
We have the chance to expand and protect voting rights, but the For the People Act and Voting Rights Advancement Act are stuck in the Senate! This is not ok!
Democracy is the bedrock of America, so we MUST end the filibuster and let the American people’s voice be heard!
Add your name right away if you agree! [[link removed]]
Thank you,
All of us @ Angie Craig HQ
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