[1]Lucas Kunce for U.S. Senate

John,

They think they can go to Congress to get rich or get richer — screw the
rest of us.

[ [link removed] ]Screenshots of headlines about members of Congress from both parties
engaging in blatant insider trading.

To them, “public service” is just their next investment opportunity. Send
me to the U.S. Senate and I’ll make them regret it.

We’re building a movement to flip Missouri’s open Senate seat without a
cent from corporate PACs. [ [link removed] ]Will you add a donation of $10
(or any amount) right now so we can take back power from these corrupt
elites and fundamentally change who calls the shots in our country?

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Any average American would get thrown in jail for insider trading. It’s
time politicians were too.

[ [link removed] ]Business Insider: Populist Senate candidate Lucas Kunce wants to ban
members of Congress from holding and trading stocks — and throw them in
jail if they don't comply.

Here’s my promise: Send me to the U.S. Senate, and you'll never have to
wonder if I'm fighting for everyday Americans. You’ll never wonder if I’m
in office to enrich my own stock portfolio. Any politician who gets in my
way won't have to wonder either.

[ [link removed] ]So please, will you stand up to the corrupt elites calling the shots
in our country by adding a donation of any amount to my grassroots
campaign today?

Let’s do this,

Lucas Kunce


 


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