My friend,
I’m proud to call Tim Walz a friend. He has dedicated his life to public service -- as a teacher, veteran, member of Congress and now as our governor.
Tim leads with optimism and sees the best in people, but he isn’t afraid to stand firm in his convictions. He always puts Minnesotans first and he follows through on this promise.
As President Trump continues to target Minnesota with his divisive message, Tim isn’t sitting quietly on the sidelines. He’s working hard to fight back.
We need to make sure his campaign has the resources it needs, which is why I’m reaching out personally today to ask: Will you chip in $5 or more to help Tim hit his $20,000 grassroots goal by the end of the year?
Shortly after the New Year, Tim’s 2019 fundraising numbers will be made public for the first time and we need to send the unmistakable message that Minnesotans aren’t buying what Trump is selling.
Join me and help Tim prove that his campaign for One Minnesota is stronger than ever. Make a contribution that works for you today.
Thank you,
Amy Klobuchar
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