Friend,

The community of Uvalde and the state of Texas experienced a tragedy last week with the mass shooting at Robb Elementary school. It’s the kind of tragedy that demands leadership from elected officials.

But instead of showing leadership or acting on the issue of gun violence, Governor Greg Abbott campaigned at an NRA convention just days after the shooting. Even worse, he told NRA members that gun laws “have not stopped madmen from carrying out evil acts.”

If we’re going to keep our communities safe, we must defeat politicians like Greg Abbott who are in the pocket of the gun lobby. That’s why Ground Game Texas is working to register thousands of voters and mobilize them before the November elections. Can you pitch in $35 today to help us unseat Abbott? [[link removed]]


HELP US UNSEAT GREG ABBOTT [[link removed]]


Friend, after each shooting Greg Abbott offers thoughts and prayers to victims, then does absolutely nothing to prevent the next tragedy. He has taken thousands of dollars in contributions from organizations like the NRA and gun manufacturers—and they have bought his silence on the issue of gun safety.

Texans have had enough of Greg Abbott’s complicity in the face of this violence. For the next six months, we need to organize every community in Texas to help unseat him and elect Beto O’Rourke. And Ground Game Texas is doing our part to help.

Our organizers are working tirelessly to register thousands of new voters and mobilize the electorate behind progressive change. If you can, pitch in $35 today to help us unseat Greg Abbott and flip Texas once and for all. [[link removed]]

Thank you for your advocacy on this issue,

Ground Game Texas

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