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Folks are working even harder to play catch up -- not to mention the endless obstacles we face along

Folks are working even harder to play catch up -- not to mention the endless obstacles we face along the way. {NAME}, This should go without saying, but I’m not a career politician. North Carolina's 14th District is my home and the place I take great pride in being a part of. I’m an educator, a coach and a pastor, and I have invested the future of my family here too. I’m running for Congress because we have work to do. Folks in Western North Carolina are concerned about paying the bills. Times are hard, and folks are working even harder to play catch up -- not to mention the endless obstacles we face along the way. An ongoing pandemic. Fewer and fewer job opportunities. And if folks do get hired, wages are too low. Like you, I’m not about making excuses, but I am ready to rewrite broken policies so we can empower families in our communities. [If you're ready to make wholesale changes to support working families, make a contribution of $3 today to support our campaign.]( If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: [Chip in $10 Now]( [Chip in $35 Now]( [Chip in $50 Now]( [Chip in $100 Now]( [Chip in $250 Now]( [Another amount]( I don’t answer to the corporate PACs and wealthy elites -- I’m here to serve the people. I'm here to take our shared goals to Washington and help working families take power back in their lives. That’s why my campaign is centered on the issues -- affordable housing, education access, and creating more pathways to economic prosperity. We can win this race, but I'm counting on your help to do it: [I know you work hard for every dollar you earn, but today I'm hoping you take a moment to chip in $3 to help me flip North Carolina's 14th District for the people. We're falling short of our goal and we still need another 29 donations before midnight.]( Eric [Donate]( Eric Gash is a teacher, pastor, former professional football player, and high school football coach running to flip NC-14 blue. Please consider [making a grassroots contribution here.]( We'd hate to see you go, but you can click here if you'd like to [unsubscribe](. Eric Gash for Congress PO BOX 543 Hendersonville, NC 28793 United States Paid for by Eric Gash for Congress

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