Friend,

A little more than 12 years ago, a Taliban IED detonated directly beneath me while I was fighting for our country in Afghanistan, taking both of my legs and part of my arm.

Now, House Republicans have officially launched an important investigation – examining the disaster that befell when Joe Biden abandoned troops, allies and civilians in that very same mission.

I’ll explain more in just a minute, Friend – but first, just like I needed a team to save my life that day on the battlefield, I know I’m going to need the critical support of a team once again now that we’ve officially launched our Afghanistan hearings…

…especially since we have a vital mid-month fundraising goal tomorrow night that we’re STILL behind on! Friend, I’m asking you personally – will you make sure we have the resources in place so Democrats can’t stop us from uncovering the full truth about Afghanistan?

Please make a contribution of $10 or more ASAP to support our work!

Friend, Afghanistan was not lost by those who hiked through mountains and deserts or who fought on battlefields.  It was lost on Pennsylvania Avenue.

• We already know that Joe Biden’s main focus in that mission was optics so he could take some B.S. victory lap.
• We already know that he spent MILLIONS of man hours indoctrinating our troops with garbage Critical Race Theory and hardly ANY planning our withdrawal until it was too late.

So now, it’s up to us to expose EVERYTHING about this military failure that served as a slap in the face to every veteran who has served.  But, Friend, I’m worried that without the resources to fend off Democrat attacks, we won’t be able to push forward…

So, please, as a veteran who personally sacrificed in this mission, I’m asking you point blank – will you help make up the $6,755 that remains on our goal tomorrow so we can fully fund this operation and finally get accountability for Afghanistan?

This investigation is our opportunity to make it up to all the veterans who Joe Biden betrayed – thanks for making it as effective as possible.

Sincerely,

SSG Brian Mast, U.S. Army (ret.)