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Should January 6 rioters be BANNED from public office? BREAKING: Convicted January 6 rioter explorin

Should January 6 rioters be BANNED from public office? BREAKING: Convicted January 6 rioter exploring bid for Congress 16,000 URGENT RESPONSES NEEDED: A Republican who entered the Capitol on January 6 -- and served PRISON time for it -- is exploring a run for Congress in 2024. And last year, a handful of House Republican candidates were at the Capitol on January 6. It’s horrifying, {NAME} -- and as the 2024 campaign kicks off, we need to know: Should January 6 rioters be BANNED from public office? [YES →]( [NO →]( {NAME}, we can’t believe what we just learned. An extremist Republican who ENTERED the Capitol on January 6 -- and was sent to PRISON for his crimes -- is exploring a run for Congress in West Virginia. We’ve seen what happens when dangerous radicals with no regard for our democracy hold power, {NAME}. So we can’t just sit on the sidelines as they try to hijack our government AGAIN! NOT while Donald Trump himself is running for a SECOND term… NOT while Republicans are just weeks away from reclaiming the House Majority… And NOT while the GOP continues to attack our democracy and the integrity of our elections. That’s why we’re asking 16,000 of our top grassroots Democrats to take a stand before midnight. Please, {NAME}, let us know: Do you think January 6 rioters should be BANNED from elected office? [YES →]( [NO →]( Thank you, DCCC Paid for by the DCCC | 430 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003 | [(202) 863-1500]( | www.dccc.org | Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. This message was sent to: [{EMAIL}]( | If you'd like to sign up for emails in a different account, click [here](. We believe that emails are a crucial way for our campaign to stay in touch with supporters. However, if you'd just like to receive fewer emails, you can click [here](. We’re working hard to make sure we protect our Democratic Majority -- and to put an end to Republicans' obstruction for good. President Biden can't do it all. We need all hands on deck if we’re going to fight back against Republicans and expand our historic Majority. Our success relies on grassroots supporters like you. 99% of our contributions come from grassroots donations, with an average gift of $19. If you'd like to unsubscribe from DCCC emails, click [here](. If you'd like to make an online donation, click [here](. Thanks for your support of Democrats! Contributions or gifts to the DCCC are not tax deductible.

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