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John,
One evening earlier this summer, while the Senate was voting on a veterans' health care bill, Raphael Warnock was nowhere to be found. He wasn't even in Washington. He was in New York City filming a segment on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to promote his new book. 
Just eighteen months into the job, Senator Warnock is already sending clear signals to Georgians – particularly veterans – that selling books is a higher priority than voting on health care benefits for burn pit victims. That's just shameful. During his trip to the Big Apple, Senator Warnock also appeared on MSNBC's Morning Joe and CNN's Anderson Cooper 360. If you're asking why our opponent skipped a vote on health care for veterans, it's probably because his publisher gave him a cash advance of $250,000 for the book. In fact, while Georgians have struggled under the massive inflation caused by the Biden-Warnock agenda, Raphael Warnock has more than doubled his income since getting elected to the U.S. Senate. I've got an important message for Mr. Warnock: The United States Senate isn't a part-time job, and the people's seat should not be used to enrich yourself. Veterans who sacrificed for our country deserve better. I trust you are as infuriated by this behavior as I am. Here is my ask of you today: Will you help me raise $250,000 by the end of the month – equal to the amount Senator Warnock was paid to sell his book – so we can win back this seat and send our opponent to New York full-time? We've got 17 days to come up with the money. So will you chip in $4 right now and help me send Raphael Warnock a very clear message: SHOW UP FOR WORK AND DO YOUR JOB! I will never skip a vote to promote myself, and I will never use the Senate to enrich myself. I am running for the PEOPLE OF GEORGIA! Georgia deserves better, America deserves better, and our veterans definitely deserve better. Thank you,  Herschel Walker
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