John, if we want to win a Green New Deal, pass Medicare for All, and cancel student loan debt, we need to elect candidates who are ready to fight for working people — not corporate interests.

That is exactly why we do the work of launching progressive primaries against the Democratic establishment. While the Democratic Party is beholden to massive Wall Street donors, lobbying from health insurance companies, and pressure from Big Pharma and Big Oil, our candidates are 100% grassroots funded and always fighting for what the people need.

The Squad has proven again and again that they’re in this fight with the people. Now, we need to make sure we expand the Squad, build our power in Congress, and upend the status quo. That starts with electing Jessica Cisneros and Greg Casar in Texas (early voting is underway!) and our full slate of 6 Justice Democrats in 2022.

Since our call for donations to the Primary Power Fund yesterday, 247 grassroots donors chipped in. Can you join them and help us hit 300 contributions before midnight? Every dollar we raise helps us against our corporate-funded opponents in our upcoming primaries.

With your support, we’ll elect the next generation of Justice Democrats to challenge the corporate-backed Democratic Party. But we can only do it with your support. Small-dollar contributions are what allow us to stay strong and continue our work — so we can send 6 more JDs to join Alexandria, Jamaal, Cori, and our bloc of Justice Democrats in fighting for working people in the halls of Congress.

In Texas, our primaries are on day 2 of early voting and election day is March 1. Victories in Texas could propel our fight to win 4 more primaries this year and continue our project of transforming the Democratic Party.

Chip in $3 or anything at all to help us hit our 300 contribution goal before midnight. Our work relies entirely on you, and we need to start the 2022 primaries off with big wins.

In solidarity,

Justice Democrats

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