We wanted to make sure you saw this, friend.

Jim has brought home transformational investments for Nashville and Middle Tennessee. From once-in-a-generation infrastructure funding to critical support for families, schools, and small businesses, Jim is always delivering for our communities.

But Republicans have a bullseye on our district, and we're gearing up for a big fight in 2022. Nashville could lose its strong voice in Congress if we're not prepared.

Friend, will you chip into our end-of-the-year fundraising drive so that we can keep Nashville's biggest champion in Congress? [[link removed]]

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Thank you, friend.

— Team Cooper

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Sent: Wed. December 15, 2021 at 3:02 PM
From: Christopher, Team Cooper
Subject: Jim delivers for Tennessee.
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Folks -- Jim is always fighting and delivering for Nashville and Middle Tennessee.

Thanks to Jim’s support of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill , our state is set to receive nearly $8 billion to rebuild our roads and bridges, improve public transit, and deliver high-speed broadband and clean drinking water to our communities.

When families and small businesses were struggling under the strain of the coronavirus pandemic, Jim ensured Nashville's treasured music venues and restaurants were included in the recovery aid.

He personally helped hundreds of Middle Tennesseans with their unemployment claims, and he fought for the stimulus checks and Expanded Child Tax Credit that have helped cut child poverty for thousands of Tennessee families.

That’s not all.

Jim has delivered more than $150 million for Nashville’s HBCUs just in the last year and critical federal relief funds after the natural disasters across the state.

Jim passed legislation to reduce the risk of future flooding in Nashville, stop freight trains from blocking rail crossings for unreasonable amounts of time, and develop a new VA outpatient clinic in Nashville.

Jim also secured millions to improve community healthcare and address health disparities in Davidson County. And he's led the fight to pass the Build Back Better Act , the biggest step toward universal health coverage since the passage of the Affordable Care Act.

No one fights harder for Middle Tennessee. Chip in now to help keep Jim in Congress → [[link removed]]

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Thank you for always having Jim's back, friend.

— Christopher Jerrolds
Campaign Manager
Paid for by Cooper For Congress Committee
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