John, 

Just this week, the New York Times reported on Dean Phillips’ potential stock trading conflicts.

Congressman Dean Phillips is a member of the House Ethics, Financial Services, and Foreign Affairs Committees. This shady behavior is unacceptable for anyone in Congress, let alone someone with Phillips’ House rankings.

It is time for Minnesotans to connect the dots regarding Congressman Phillips’ abuse of his position as an elected leader. 

The Phillips Team can’t even keep their own stories straight when asked about this more than five-year journey of trying to set up a “blind” trust. 

Somehow, setting up a blind trust has taken Phillips longer than it took America to win WWII.

The facts in the New York Times article are yet another example of Phillips taking advantage of his committee assignments for personal gain.

I think Minnesota deserves better than someone who uses his political standing for personal gain. Dean Phillips has made his intentions clear for our district, voting with Pelosi and Biden 100% of the time and pushing his own self-seeking agenda. 

We only have 53 days until Election Day and are going up against a sea of Dean Phillips’ unlimited cash flow from now until then. 

To Turn The Ship Around, we need all-hands-on-deck to stand a chance against millionaire Dean Phillips. Would you consider chipping in $53 to help us reach our September goal?

I hope you will contribute to our campaign to put us over the top this month and Turn the Ship Around in November.

Thank you for your time!

For America,

Tom Weiler

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