John, did you get a chance to see the note from Marcus this weekend?
We’re launching our End of Year fundraising push to defeat Marjorie Taylor Greene, and we need your help to get us over the finish line.
If you can, click here to chip in to the Flowers for Congress campaign today, and be sure to check out his note below!
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Subject: We’re working hard to defeat Marjorie Taylor Greene -- and it’s all thanks to you!
When I launched my campaign against Marjorie Taylor Greene in March of this year, I had no idea what to expect – all I knew is that I couldn’t sit on the sidelines while Marjorie Taylor Greene worked to undermine our democracy from within.
But since that moment, I’ve been overwhelmed with gratitude at the support you’ve given my campaign. We’ve got grassroots donors and activists in all 50 states who are committed to defeating Marjorie Taylor Greene - and we’re building an unstoppable organizing force here on the ground to help us WIN! And the simple fact is: None of it is possible without supporters like you.
With that in mind, I want to close out the calendar year strong! So, if you can, will you chip in $25 (or whatever you can afford) today to help me hit my end-of-year goal? We CAN win this race and we CAN send Marjorie Taylor Greene into political retirement.
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With your help we can close 2021 out on the right note, and take our momentum into 2022.
Thanks,
Marcus
Marcus Flowers is a Democrat running to defeat Marjorie Taylor Greene. As an Army Veteran, Marcus understands the true meaning of service and patriotism and will work tirelessly to defeat the hatred of the alt-right. This election is going to be tough, but with the help of grassroots donors like you -- anything is possible.
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