John,

Admiral Mike Franken is running for U.S. Senate in Iowa — and fighting for seniors is the centerpiece of his campaign.

Franken wants to require the wealthy to pay their fair share into Social Security, to keep the system strong for generations to come. He supports adding dental, hearing, and vision benefits to Medicare and making it available to everyone over 50. He will fight to lower drug prices, and to expand in-home care so seniors and people with disabilities aren’t forced into nursing homes.¹

Franken’s opponent, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA), couldn’t be more different. Grassley was a key supporter of George W. Bush’s effort to hand Social Security over to Wall Street.² And last year, Grassley slammed President Biden for rightfully firing Donald Trump’s corrupt Social Security commissioner, Andrew Saul.³

Admiral Mike Franken is a champion for seniors. If elected to the U.S. Senate, he will fight to expand — never cut — our earned benefits. Can you chip in $5 to support his campaign?

Senior issues are a key focus of Franken’s website, speeches, and social media. As a U.S. Senator, Franken won’t just vote the right way — he’ll be a key leader on expanding earned benefits, lowering drug prices, and improving home care.

Social Security’s future depends on Democrats keeping control of the Senate — and winning as large a majority as possible. That means competing in blue, purple, and red states.

Donate $5 to throw Social Security privatizer Chuck Grassley out of office and replace him with Admiral Mike Franken, a champion of protecting and expanding our earned benefits.

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Thanks,

Jon “Bowzer” Bauman
Social Security Works PAC

¹ https://frankenforiowa.com/issues/
² https://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/04/politics/grassley-battles-in-capital-and-at-home-on-social-security.html
³ https://www.grassley.senate.gov/news/news-releases/grassley-slams-biden-decision-to-politicize-social-security-remove-top-officials