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It’s James Carville here. Now that Nevada’s primary is over and Jacky Rosen has an official GOP opponent, I need to tell you all about him.
Here’s the thing: Sam Brown is a capital “L” L-O-S-E-R and a Trump-endorsed MAGA extremist – and we have to do everything we can to defeat him.
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Brown is backed [[by both Donald Trump]] and Mitch McConnell, and his campaign is funded by shady dark money groups like the Koch Network. If you’re wondering who he’ll *really* represent in the Senate, the proof is in the pudding.
Now we have a huge f*&!ing problem, folks! Experts rank Nevada’s Senate race as a toss up, and polling experts at The New York Times showed that Jacky and Sam Brown are tied.
Jacky needs to pull ahead ASAP or we could let Nevada AND our Senate majority slip right through our fingers. So I’m personally asking you to make a split donation TODAY between Jacky’s campaign and the Michigan Victory Fund to defend Nevada and our Democratic Senate >>> [[link removed]]
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Thank you, folks. With people like you on our side, I know we can win this.
– James Carville
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