Hey John, in this email, I’m going to ask you for a $3 donation. But first, let me explain why:

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At the height of the Great Depression, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was given a mandate by the American people to make changes that last to this day:

Social Security.
Minimum Wage.
Forty hour work week.

The past year has accurately been described as the worst tragedy since the Depression. But last November, the American people gave us a mandate.

Democratic House.
Democratic Senate.
Democratic White House.
In the midst of a national emergency.

We have the makings of a real FDR moment, and if we waste it, we should be ashamed.

We can create a country that works for all of us, not just those at the top.

But this change won’t happen just because we have this power -- we have to fight the status quo every step of the way.

Now’s the part where I ask for your help, John. Will you give $3 right now to help fund this people-powered movement?

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I am working every day to make the most of this mandate, and I hope to continue fighting for years to come.

But my team just told me that we are running $2,098 short of our November goal.

These goals aren’t arbitrary -- the money we raise goes to paying for the tools and organizers we need to win this fight -- so coming up short isn’t an option.

Now’s the part where I ask for your help, John. Please John, before midnight tonight, give $3 or whatever you can spare to help me meet this moment »

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Your support means the world to me,

Ritchie






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Ritchie Torres represents the future of the Democratic Party. Raised by a single mother in public housing, Ritchie personally understands the hardships that working families endure. At age 25, Ritchie made history as the youngest elected official to serve on the New York City Council. He fought tirelessly for the working families of The Bronx, and now, he's fighting for those families and for progressive values in Congress. He is the first openly gay Afro Latino ever elected to Congress. Ritchie is a champion for progressive policies to fight poverty and to improve the lives of families just like the one he was raised in.

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