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| John, My calling in life is to serve others. Service to my country, service to my family, service to all Americans. It’s one of the reasons I joined the Marine Corps – to do something that mattered, beyond myself. Something that would help people. I served nine years in the Marine Corps, four overseas tours, and remain in the reserves – ready to help if I’m needed. When I got home, I became increasingly concerned about the direction our country was headed in and I knew I had to jump in and to help, so I hopped into a congressional race in a swing district with no resources, knowledge, or background in politics. I knew things would be tough, but as it turns out, other Americans were on the same page as me – we didn’t need another self-serving politician in Washington! My message resonated with people, and we ran a historic campaign, losing to a well-funded Democrat by just 2%. In case you were wondering why you may not have heard from me before now, it’s because I lost in 2020 by less than 11,000 votes in what became one of the closest congressional races in the 2020 election. I’m running to unseat the same Pelosi-approved Democrat once again – and like last time, she’s very well-funded. In fact, her latest report to the Federal Elections Commission indicated she has more than $3 million to use in attacks against my campaign. Just like last time, this race will be very close. That’s probably why both Dems and Republicans alike have labeled this as a top-targeted race. In a district with as many Republican voters as Democrats, this race could really go either way. That’s why I need you. Will you join my team via contribution of $2, maybe $3 today? I’m running for Congress for one reason: to serve the American people. I’m never going to be the loudest conservative in the House – nor the most colorful – but I’ll put my head down and work diligently to get the work of the people done. Isn’t that worth something anymore? The Marines taught me to never give up and that everything is achievable if one works hard enough for it. Over the past two years I’ve laid in bed wondering what might have been if I had an adequately funded campaign. I’ll never know. I do know that I’m running against the same Democrat who beat me in 2020 and this race is likely going to be even closer than the one from two years ago. That’s why I’m reaching out to you today: I’d hate to get so close to victory again and run out of money just before Election Day. Today, I’m asking for your help – because I know that this mission will take a strong team, and that no man can win alone. Will you support me today to send a marine to congress, so I can serve you? In 2010, I took an oath to defend our nation and serve our country – and that oath will never expire. I’ve approached this campaign the same way I approach everything in life, through servant leadership. But every leader knows it is their team that makes them great, not themselves. Today, I’m asking for your support so I can serve you and your family in Washington. In service,  Tyler Kistner Father. Husband. Marine. | ||||||
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