[1]Pramila Jayapal
While corporate lobbyists and the GOP try to defeat President Biden’s
agenda, we must continue to fight back.
As long as Democrats in the Senate do not pass Build Back Better and do
not end the filibuster, we are ceding power to Republicans.
This is an election year. And if we fail to deliver
transformative change for the people of this country — by strengthening
voting rights, investing in the care economy, and fighting climate change
— we risk giving Republicans an advantage at the polls.
We absolutely cannot allow the GOP to regain power in Congress. That’s why
delivering for the people with Build Back Better and voting rights
legislation is critical.
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deliver for the people AND protect our Democratic majorities in the House
and Senate in 2022.
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We don’t have the luxury to give up. The GOP has introduced
more than 400 voter suppression laws across the country. The right to vote
has been restricted for so many, and obstacles have been placed in front
of voters, especially in communities of color.
While Democrats managed to pass the Child Tax Credit last year and deliver
for struggling families, that tax credit expired last month. We cannot
fail to deliver on the promise of President Biden’s agenda. We MUST
deliver for the voters who put us in this position, and for all the
working people, families, and communities in America.
[ [link removed] ]Can you contribute $3 today to help Pramila lead the
fight on voting rights, Build Back Better, and delivering for the people?
We can do this, but we’re running out of time.
In solidarity,
Team Jayapal
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