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Friend,

We must stop George Soros. The fate of the House majority – and our country – depends on it.

After Gov. DeSantis’ new congressional map added 4 more Republican-leaning seats, making my new district the FINAL SEAT needed to flip the House, Soros was CAUGHT spending $60,000,000 buying up media outlets in Florida to meddle in the elections.

We cannot underestimate just how far the radical Left will go to keep Pelosi’s House intact.

Please make a contribution to FIGHT BACK against Soros’ plot and ensure we have the resources to win this all-important final seat – and your gift will be 500% MATCHED.

George Soros is not the only liberal desperately scrambling to save Pelosi’s majority.

Charlie Crist, who’s challenging Gov. DeSantis this year, even called on the federal government to intervene in Florida’s elections to ensure they’re “safeguarded” from Republicans who want secure elections.

Give me a break.

Ever since the Florida Supreme Court locked in Gov. DeSantis’ 4 additional Republican seats, the radical Left has shown their hand for 2022…

…There is no scheme, no plot, no low they won’t try if it means saving Pelosi’s majority.

But even Pelosi herself has admitted to her donors that her majority is DOOMED.

That’s because by winning this final seat, we can render every one of the Left’s schemes – including Soros’ $60 million plot – useless.

So please, make a contribution to FIGHT BACK against Soros’ plot and ensure we have the resources to win this all-important final seat – and your gift will be 500% MATCHED.

Thank you,

Wesley Hunt
Former U.S. Army Captain
Republican for Congress

1707 1/2 Post Oak Blvd. #525
Houston, TX 77056

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