When we started Boot Texas Republicans, we had many goals. First and foremost was to defeat Greg Abbott.

But that wasn’t the only goal. We’re committed to booting all Texas Republicans -- including ones running for the Texas Legislature and elsewhere. Now, we have an opportunity to do just that in the upcoming special election in San Antonio.

We’re fighting to elect Frank Ramirez who is in a runoff against Republican John Lujan. Republicans have targeted this race as a key pickup opportunity in a traditionally Democratic seat.

We need to hold the line -- and we need your help. Can you chip in $20 or more to help us compete in this critical election?

Thanks for your support,

Boot Texas Republicans

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From: Boot Texas Republicans
Subject: Let’s make a statement in upcoming San Antonio special election
Sent on Monday, October 4, 2021 at 1:05 p.m.

Jack xxxxxx,

Republicans are gunning for a Texas House seat in San Antonio that is currently held by a Democrat -- and they have a real chance to do so.

The district -- anchored in the South Side of San Antonio -- is Democratic-friendly, but Republicans are pouring money into the race to try and expand their majority in the Texas legislature.

Jack xxxxxx, we’ve already seen what Republicans are willing to do with their power in the Texas Legislature. Whether it’s further-gerrymandering our state to keep Black and Brown people from voting, restricting abortion rights, or blocking cities and municipalities from enforcing mask and vaccine mandates, they don’t deserve any more power.

That’s why we’re asking you to help us fight for Frank Ramirez -- the Democratic candidate and a young and committed voice for working people in San Antonio.

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Republicans are chomping at the bit to win the seat and send a message that the GOP is gaining momentum ahead of the 2022 midterms. But we have a chance to rebuke that message and send one of our own.

Please help us support Frank Ramirez in his upcoming runoff election.

Thank you,

Boot Texas Republicans