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I wish I didn’t have to ask

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Mon, Oct 23, 2023 05:01 PM

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I really wish I didn’t have to ask you for money, but I need you to see this. I’m going to

I really wish I didn’t have to ask you for money, but I need you to see this. [Nancy Pelosi]( [I really wish I didn’t have to ask you for money, but I need you to see this. Despite falling into utter chaos on the House floor, Republicans have rallied $80 MILLION to defend their most vulnerable seats and hold onto their razor-thin Majority. I need another 965 supporters to rush in an urgent contribution before midnight to defend our Democracy from these power-hungry MAGA extremists and ensure Democrats reclaim the Majority in this election. Can I count on your immediate $15? >>]( I’m going to pull back the curtain and explain three critical things: [1 →]( NBC News reported Democrats are aiming to flip [31 SEATS]( held by extremist Republicans. [2 →]( Democrats only need to flip [FIVE SEATS]( to reclaim our Majority. [3 →]( But Republicans have amassed an [$80 MILLION]( war chest to sabotage our chances and hold onto their razor-thin Majority. [I don’t say this lightly: This is about more than just an election. It’s about the very survival of our Democracy.]( [So I’m humbly asking. With your help, we can OUTRAISE Republican mega-donors and end the Republican Majority. But I need a WAVE of support – 965 gifts before midnight – to build a MASSIVE Democratic operation to turn out voters, mobilize our base, and WIN in every last competitive district across the country. Can I count on you to chip in $15 before my crucial deadline in 11 hours? >>]( [Chip in $15 now >>]( [Chip in $25 now >>]( [Chip in $50 now >>]( [Chip in $100 now >>]( [Chip in another amount >>]( Thank you, NANCY Nancy Pelosi's PAC to the Future is focused on electing a powerful slate of progressive champions up and down the ballot. Nancy is working tirelessly to undo Trump and Republicans' horrific damage, but she can't do this alone. Can she count on your help to ensure Democrats WIN? [DONATE]( Nancy Pelosi is counting on you. If you want to stay updated but [RECEIVE FEWER EMAILS]( let us know [HERE.]( If you would like to [UNSUBSCRIBE]( completely from future emails, you can do so [HERE.]( Pac to the Future 700 13th Street NW, Suite 600 Washington, DC 20005 United States Paid for by PAC to the Future, 700 13th Street, NW, Suite 800, Washington, DC, 20005. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.

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