GRATITUDE. CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE JOSH WELLE.

Greetings David,

I’ve asked a lot of you the past few days and filled your inboxes. Please let me say thank you!

Big accomplishments: 1) Aired our first campaign advertisement with a great response; 2) Attended four Meet & Greets; 3) Held an inspirational town hall, something that Chris Smith hasn't done in 25 years; 4) Hired a new finance and field staffer; and 5) Achieved our end of month July fundraising goal.

This campaign is about the people of New Jersey and the future of our democracy. With your support we have filled living rooms, cut ribbons on new offices, knocked on thousands of doors and made countless hours of phone calls.

So thanks to everyone that fuels this important mission. I will bring your ideas, your passion, and your never-ending commitment to Congress. I’m committed to listening and speaking to voters because that is what constituents deserve. Thank you!

Service First,

Josh

Can't accept this... GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE MOLLY KELLY.

We can’t accept this, David.

There are only two Democratic women serving as governor in the entire country right now. You read that right. Just two.

With members of the Trump administration attacking women’s rights every chance they get, we need voices at the state level to fight back. Voices that will stand up for our right to choose, for our access to reproductive health care and for equal pay.

Governor Chris Sununu will never be that voice in New Hampshire. He’ll only stand up for the corporate special interests bankrolling his campaign – that’s all he’s ever done.

At this moment, when women’s rights are in danger like never before, we need to elect more women governors. That’s why I’m counting on you...

Thank you, Molly

Running Scared. CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE KEN HARBAUGH.

Did you see what one Ohio GOP strategist said this week, David?

YOUR enthusiasm has Bob Gibbs running scared. And Ken Harbaugh is leading the charge.This race may have started as an uphill battle, but the support from thousands of voters and volunteers is leveling the playing field in the OH7.

Too often, the shoe has been on the other foot. Families have been scared to lose their health care. Workers have been scared to lose their jobs.

Bob Gibbs voted to take health care away from 23 million Americans. He voted for tax cuts for wealthy corporations instead of fighting for working Ohioans. Gibbs should be afraid.

Ohioans want a candidate with courage. Someone who isn’t afraid to SHOW UP and talk tough issues face-to-face.

No other candidate has spent more time in the 10 counties of the OH7 than Ken Harbaugh. No other candidate has held more open-to-the public, face-to-face events than Ken.

No other candidate can win in the OH7 this November.

Bob Gibbs should be scared. 

In service,

Team Harbaugh

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