From: Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz
To: Arnold schwertman
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Dear Arnold,
Our nation is at a critical juncture. The voices of extremism and division are out in full force, trumpeting a return to the flawed policies of the past - policies that got us into an economic mess and held our country back.
However, there are those who want to move us in a positive direction. Tarryl Clark has been a voice for fiscal responsibility, bipartisanship, and positive change as a State Senator. Now, she's running to replace one of the most divisive members of Congress - and she can win.
That's why I am asking you to join me in supporting Tarryl Clark for Congress by donating before the September 30 deadline.
We know that it's time to put our country back on the right path - a path where results matter more than headlines and we fix Washington's broken politics. A victory for Tarryl would not only mean that Congress would have a new, powerful voice for families, but also that the special interests would be down another vote.
We can make that happen - but time is running out! September 30th is a critical fundraising deadline, the last big test of the fundraising strength of Tarryl's campaign, and she needs you to help her by donating $10, $25, or $50 now.
Together, we can elect Tarryl Clark and put our country back on the right path.
Will you help her by donating today?
Thank you.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL)
Vice Chair, DCCC
P.S. Thanks to generous supporters like you, Tarryl has the resources necessary to compete and win - but she needs your help by September 30 in order to keep it up!
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