John,

Kyrsten Sinema is better friends with corporate lobbyists and mega-millionaire donors than she is to the Black, brown, and indigenous communities who helped elect her in 2018.

So it’s no surprise that as the New York Times reports that Sinema has "effectively cut off communication with the local progressive groups that worked to elect her in 2018" she traveled to Europe to mingle with corporate donors.

It’s evident where her loyalties lie, and it’s not with the people.

With the Senate in a 50-50 gridlock, sellout corporate Democrats like Sinema are able to wield an outsized amount of power, but if we elect progressive Senators across the nation in 2022, we can reduce her power and Save the Senate.

Will you rush a donation to DFA’s Save the Senate campaign right now to strip power from corporate Democrats like Sinema and build progressive power in the Senate?

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With obstructionist Democrats like Sinema preventing any progress on the issues that matter, it is absolutely crucial that we have enough funds early on to get progressives engaged in key Senate battleground states like North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.

From 2004 to today, DFA has a long track record of helping progressive candidates win even in the face of establishment opposition.

So while we can't stop corporate Democrats like Sinema from doing the bidding of Big Pharma and Wall Street, we can show the corporate establishment that a progressive message targeted at young people, people of color, and working families is how you win in 2022.

But with corporate Democrats and Republicans already raising millions of dollars for key Senate races across the country, it is absolutely crucial that we have enough funds early on to get progressives engaged in these Senate races.

Will you step up right now to help shift Senate power from sellout Democrats to progressives so we can work together to implement a bold, progressive agenda? Rush a donation of $10 or more now >>>