Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock have given us a POWERFUL call to action. After Democrats shocked the world and flipped Georgia blue for the first time in DECADES, Republicans rushed more than 400 voter suppression bills nationwide to ensure Democrats NEVER win again. Now Senator Warnock is in danger of losing his seat – and with it Democrats’ entire Senate Majority. That means protecting our House Majority is more important than ever – so we’re calling for a massive Democratic response to OUTRAISE Republicans, beat back their horrendous attacks on our voting rights, and stop them from holding power ever again. Will you rush $5 to defend our House Majority in this dire moment? >> [link removed]
We need to move quickly.
FIRST:
Republicans rushed a shocking 400+ voter suppression bills nationwide to stop Democrats from EVER winning another election.
THEN:
Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock broke their silence and implored us to step up.
Raphael Warnock: "Republicans... can take back control of the Senate if they win this race." / Jon Ossoff: "Georgia still needs you." CHIP IN NOW >> [link removed]
NOW:
With control of the Senate on the line in Georgia, defending our House Democrats nationwide has NEVER been more important. So we’re coming to our House Majority’s immediate defense and calling for 750 Democrats to step up with $5 to DEFEAT Republicans before it’s too late. >> [link removed]
We fought too hard and shattered too many expectations to win our Democratic Majorities.
If we sit back and let Republicans defeat us now, we’ll regret it for the rest of our lives.
So please, will you rush $5 to defend our House Majority? >> [link removed]
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