We all have a vision for what we
want this country to become. We can make it a place that guarantees health
care, education, and voting rights to all of its people. Our energy system can
lead the world in clean, renewable energy production, and people can earn a
living wage that does not force them to take on multiple jobs working
themselves to the bone. The private prisons, restrictions on women’s health
care, and illegal behavior on Wall Street can be curtailed and undone, clearing
a path for a more just and inclusive society for all.
This is not wishful thinking. It
can be done, and so much more.
I got involved in this fight
because like you, I saw that the conditions around me, which had persisted over
generations of status quo politics, did not have to define the way we lived our
lives. Right now, we have an opportunity to change the system for the better,
but we need your help if we are going to bring about the radical change we so
desperately need. Can you contribute $58 to Our
Revolution? No matter the size of each individual donation, when we put our
resources together we form the most powerful grassroots force this country has
ever seen.
Whether you are fighting because
you’re buried in student loan debt, are struggling to afford your health care,
or are one of the millions of Americans who have not bounced back from the
Recession quite like Wall Street and the top one percent have, it is important
that we stick together.
We have proven time and again
that when we are determined, engaged, and supporting one another we can
overcome whatever challenge is thrown our way. When the establishment told us
that campaigning on Medicare for All, free college tuition, and closing the
corporate tax loopholes without a Super PAC to help us was pie in the sky, we
went out and won 22 states and over 13 million votes in the Democratic primary.
That is exactly what we fought for.
We’ve also fought against some
truly awful policies, from efforts to strip our health care and women’s
reproductive rights, to racist and xenophobic policies that would discriminate
against Latino and Muslim immigrants from living in the land of the free. When
things got tough, we stayed the course and prevailed.
Our Revolution is still working
to advance the bold, progressive policies that brought us together by lobbying
Democrats in the U.S. House to support the #PeoplesPlatform, but we need the
resources to compete against the big money interests who are standing in our
way. Can
you chip in just $58 to help us continue the fight for a country that works for
all?
As long as a single person is
denied their right to health care, an education, a living wage, or reproductive
rights, we will be there fighting. Until the fossil fuel industry, Wall Street,
and the prison-industrial complex are called to account for the harm they’ve
done to the American people, we will stand with you in this fight.
We are not just in this movement
for ourselves, we are in this movement for generations yet unborn. Thank you
for being a part of the political revolution.
In solidarity,
Nina Turner
President
Our Revolution
President
Our Revolution
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