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My guy vs. Trump’s guy

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Every good hero needs a sidekick. Well, the same goes for candidates. Just take a look at our two op

Every good hero needs a sidekick. Well, the same goes for candidates. Just take a look at our two options in NY-19 – the race that will decide control of the House in 2024. You are receiving this email because you've previously supported CommonGood and our mission. We are grateful for your support, but to opt-out of future emails, please click here: [unsubscribe]( Friend, every good hero needs a sidekick. Well, the same goes for candidates. Just take a look at our two options in NY-19 – the race that will decide control of the House in 2024. Josh Riley has me – dashingly handsome, incredibly smart, knock your socks off hilarious. Republican Rep. Marc Molinaro has, well, look for yourself… [My friend Josh Riley has to beat Molinaro and flip this must-win House seat. But with Trump wading in, Republican spending in NY-19 is about to skyrocket. Will you split a contribution between Josh and CommonGood USA right now to fight back?]( [$25]( [$50]( [$100]( [Other]( I don’t know about you, but if I was endorsed by someone who got convicted on 34 felony counts, I wouldn’t run around advertising it… But I can’t say Molinaro’s endorsement surprises me. Right after Trump’s conviction, MAGA Molinaro was right by his side, attacking our justice system and defending his criminal pal. Molinaro also stood by Trump's when he threw out a woman’s right to choose, attacked Social Security, and incited a violent insurrection. So, what’s a few felonies between friends? Friend, these are the options. We can elect Josh Riley, who will always do what’s right for Upstate New York (and is friends with me to boot)! Or we can give Trump mini-me Marc Molinaro another two years in office and watch all our hard-fought progress go right down the toilet. I know which I’d prefer, and it’s not even close. [So in the most competitive race in the country, it’s Al’s guy vs. Trump’s guy. If you’re with me on Team Josh Riley, will you split $25 between Josh and CommonGood USA today to take back the House and stand up to MAGA extremists?]( [GIVE TO JOSH. THANK YOU!]( Let’s win this. Al P.S. I had to scroll through Trump’s page on Truth Social to get this screenshot, and I don’t think I’ll ever recover from what I saw. Please make it worth it. [Give today!]( [content goes here] Paid for by Common Good USA P.O. Box 100481 Arlington, VA 22201 Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee. [unsubscribe](

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