We only need ONE seat for the majority. Army veteran Sam Brown is the man for
the job. If anyone can do it, it’s him.










Friend,

A free and strong America isn’t guaranteed. It’s up to every generation to
protect it against all enemies, foreign and domestic.

The Left has opened our border and weakened our military, so it’s critical
that we elect tough conservatives who will do the right thing.

That’s why I’m supporting Captain Sam Brown (U.S. Army, ret.), the Republican
nominee for Senate in Nevada. Sam is a proven leader, a fellow veteran, and
he’ll fight for Nevadans against the Left’s radical policies.
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Will you join me in supporting Sam Brown today?
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Sam is a tough conservative and he’s in a tough race. In fact, it’s one of the
closest in the country. But we only need one victory over an incumbent Senate
Democrat to win back the majority.

If anyone can do it, it’s my friend and fellow Sam Brown. Will you make a
contribution today to help Sam Brown and Senate Republicans beat the left?
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In service,

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CANDIDATE SPOTLIGHT
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SAM BROWN
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Sam Brown is a Purple Heart recipient, a small businessman, and a committed
husband and father.

After graduating from West Point, he was commissioned as an Infantry Officer.
In 2008, Sam was deployed to Afghanistan.

Only four months into his deployment, Sam was on a mission when he received
word that another nearby platoon had been ambushed. Upon entering the
engagement area, a roadside bomb detonated under the fuel tank of his vehicle,
leaving him drenched in diesel and covered in flames.

Following the injuries he sustained, Sam was medically retired from the
military. During his recovery, Sam realized that God had given him a new life —
a life meant to be dedicated to a different kind of service.

Now, Sam is running to represent Nevada in the United States Senate, and he
needs your support.

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