Politicians like Rand Paul use racist dog whistles to stoke fear and division. But we won’t let them
Enough is enough.
For too long, Rand Paul has used his power in office to help his white supremacist friends and incite hate and division in our country.
- He single-handedly blocked the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act from passing in 2020 which would have made this heinous act a federal hate crime two years ago.
- He voted against the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and denied basic voting protections for Black and brown communities.
- While families are still burying their loved ones following the massacre in Buffalo in May, Rand Paul opposed the bill to address domestic terrorism fueled by racism — saying racism has ‘gotten better’ since the 1960s.
- He spread the lie that the 2020 election was stolen after a record number of Black Georgians voted and helped incite a violent white supremacist insurrection.
In this historic election, the choice couldn’t be clearer. Do we move forward together, or do we let politicians like Rand Paul forever hold us back and drive us apart?
In November, we will choose justice, healing, and humanity, and FINALLY remove this dangerous man from the Senate.
I need your help to make this happen. Will you chip in $5 right now to show Rand Paul that this movement is rising up to end his political career?
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Let’s be clear, Rand Paul’s reactions to these painful events are all connected, and they all have the same end goal: to maintain white supremacy.
This year, we have a real chance to write a new chapter in our history; one that moves us forward in the fight for economic, racial, and environmental justice.
We have a chance to move our country forward towards a future where we don’t have to worry about our door’s getting kicked in or our children facing police violence because of the color of their skin.
We have a chance to send a young Black man from the hood and descendant of enslaved Kentuckians to the United States Senate, replace Rand Paul, and bring forth a new chapter of equitable, strong leadership to our Commonwealth.
Rand Paul may want to divide us, but hate won’t win this time. I know that, together, we can create the future we want — for ourselves, for our loved ones, and for our communities.
That’s why I’m running for U.S. Senate and I hope you're ready to join me in this fight. So I have to ask one more time: will you please chip in $5 to our campaign?
It’s time to move forward together.
Thank you,
Charles
