Thank you for signing up! I’m running for President to ensure everyday Americans can thrive — not just survive. Looking around, it is hard to miss that Americans are feeling more stressed and anxious by the day. The middle class is working harder and harder, but still can’t keep up. Our communities are divided by toxic partisanship. But, there is a better way.

We have solutions that work — social emotional learning in our schools, reforming health care by focusing on food systems, rebuilding our communities by investing in American innovation again. If you agree, and want to see these issues on the national debate stage — then take the next step and donate to my campaign today: [link removed]

You may not know this about me, but I am a big believer in the practice of mindfulness - which simply means paying attention to the present moment. I use it in my personal life and my professional life. It is how I represent my community here in Ohio and how I will represent the country as President.

If we want these issues on the national stage — we need you to show your support. A gift of even just $1 helps me on my path to the stage: [link removed]

A new DNC rule means that in order to guarantee a spot on the debate stage this year, presidential candidates need a minimum of 65K individual donors — despite the fact I am polling in the top ten in the early states, I’m not there yet.

If you don’t want us to be silenced on these issues, show your support with a gift of even just $1: [link removed]

Believe it or not, I’m the only presidential candidate that’s talking about making real improvements to the health of our nation and children. The devastating stress and anxiety of living paycheck to paycheck, not being able to afford to put food on the table or take your child to the doctor is making us more sick, tired, and divided than ever.

Here’s the thing: I know we can thrive, but we need to work together to carry this message to the debate stage and beyond. Here’s the link to donate and help my message go to the debate stage:
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We’ll talk more soon.

In solidarity,

Tim