We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: Show us your donors and we’ll show you who and what you’ll fight for in Washington.
That’s why the first and most crucial step a politician can take to fight for progressive policies is to turn down donations from the corporations working against those policies in Congress.
- If you take money from the insurance lobby, you aren’t going to fight for Medicare for All.
- If you take money from the pharmaceutical lobby, you aren’t going to fight for lower drug prices.
- If you take money from Big Oil and the fossil fuel industry, you are not going to fight for environmental justice.
- If you take money from student loan providers, you aren’t going to fight for free college and canceling student debt.
- And if you take money from big corporations that are bringing in record profits while paying their workers less than a living wage, you damn sure aren’t going to fight to increase the minimum wage.
We’re doing things differently on our campaign. We’re not taking money from corporate lobbyists or corrupt Super PACs, because Nina is in this fight for working people, not the millionaires and billionaires rigging the system against the rest of us.
We’re incredibly proud of that fact, but it does mean that from time to time we have to ask directly:
A single $27 contribution may not seem like the kind of money that can stand up to the millions that big corporations and special interests have to throw around. But when you chip in $27 and someone else reading this does too, that’s how we fight back and win.
We build this movement brick by brick. One volunteer, one donation, and one vote at a time. Every single one of them matters. Nobody is taken for granted.
Thank you for standing with our people-powered movement today. It means the world to Nina and to all of us to have your support.
With these hands,
Nina Turner for Us
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