John, are you following the money corporations and special interests are funneling to politicians in Congress? Well, we all should be:

In our government, those contributions often dictate how legislation is written, but more importantly, who it's written for. And the sad reality is that it’s usually corporations and special interests coming out on top.

My opponent, Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, is no different. During his four years in Congress, he’s already taken more than $75,000 from Big Pharma alone. And in those four years, he’s been a staunch opponent of Medicare for All — which would undo Big Pharma’s grip on prescription drugs in America.

I’m running for Congress to challenge our corrupt system — a system that leaves everyday people to suffer while corporations and their politicians get rich. Will you join me in putting power back in our hands by contributing $5 or more today?

Corporations and special interests across the board — from private healthcare to defense contractors to Big Ag — all contribute to my opponent in exchange for political influence. They both build their wealth by working together, and working families in Illinois and across the country get the short end of the stick.

We could have universal healthcare. We could cancel all student debt. We could invest in our communities instead of wars abroad. But it takes representatives with the moral courage to go against the status quo and do what’s right.

When I’m in Congress, you will never see me bow to corporations or special interests. I will always work for the everyday people of Illinois’ Eighth, and around the country, who rely on us to fight for real transformative change.

Let’s get there together, John. Join me by chipping in any amount today.

Thank you,

Junaid Ahmed