John,

Henry Cuellar is the most conservative Democrat in the U.S. House. He is one of the only Democrats opposing the progressive policies in the Build Back Better Act. He was the only House Democrat to vote against abortion protections in September.

Cuellar even feeds into right-wing scare tactics on immigration. This is him on Fox News:

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We endorsed Jessica Cisneros, the progressive fighter running against Cuellar, on Day 1. She’s an immigration attorney and a fierce supporter of a Green New Deal and Medicare for All. While Cuellar is on Fox News trying to divide and conquer people with lies, Jessica works with immigrants to secure their rights. While Cuellar is taking corporate cash from Republicans and Big Oil to obstruct the Democratic agenda, Jessica is working for a Green New Deal.

The differences couldn’t be more stark. But here’s the thing: Nearly 90% of Congressional races are won by the candidate who spends more money. The most recent available data shows that Cuellar has more than *$2 million* in his campaign account. Jessica has just a fraction of that, but with our support and the support of grassroots donors like you, we can still win.

Wall Street, fossil fuel, and corporate PAC money will keep flowing to Cuellar as primary day approaches. We’re relying on a flood of grassroots donations — $5, $27, $50, whatever folks can afford — to help us close this fundraising gap.

The political establishment will do absolutely everything it can to stop more Justice Democrats from winning a seat in Congress. They don’t want to see Cuellar lose, even though he opposes most of the Democratic agenda.

So, John, can you make your first contribution to defeat Cuellar and elect more Justice Democrats?

→ Yes, I can donate $3 to Justice Democrats today to elect Jessica and defeat the most conservative Democrat in the House.

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In solidarity,

Justice Democrats

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