Trust me, really rich people are well represented on both sides of the aisle.
John,
Ever since the Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United decision, elections have gotten more and more expensive.
It’s a reality I’m working to change through legislation—but until we can pass something meaningful, I’m doing what I can as a candidate: I don’t take money from corporate PACs, federal lobbyists, or Big Bank, Big Pharma or Big Oil CEOs.
But there’s another way to fund a campaign—through the candidate themself. Take a look at this recent headline ⬇️
Trust me, really rich people are well represented on both sides of the aisle. As a single-mom of three school aged kids who drives a well-loved minivan, my life looks different than most of my colleagues.
My fundraising looks different as well. I’m not spending weekends at retreats with lobbyists, I’m chauffeuring my daughter to her water polo game, talking with union leaders here in California, and doing never-ending piles of laundry.
That’s why we count on supporters like you to power our campaign. Seriously, the bulk of our contributions come from online supporters.
At the end of this month, we have to publicly report how much we’ve raised to the Federal Election Commission, and I have a goal of bringing in 500 new contributions through this email.
Can you be one of the supporters who helps us power our campaign and proves that we don’t need corporate PACs or a filthy rich candidate to win?
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Thanks, John, I appreciate you!
Katie Porter
