As one of the first Native American women elected to Congress, I know firsthand that struggle makes us fierce.
That’s why I want to tell you a bit about my friend Peggy today.
Peggy knows what’s at stake in this era. She was raised by a single mom who relied on Medicaid and SNAP to make ends meet. She put herself through college by hard work and student loans. And as an organizer and elected official, she’s fought to build an economy that works for all of us.
Peggy also has a chance to make history. She will be the first Native American woman to serve in the US Senate. Believe me, it’s long overdue.
So, can you help power Peggy’s campaign by contributing $10 or any amount now?
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It’s time to ensure that all communities — including the Indigenous communities across this country — are truly represented in the Senate.
Peggy’s Anishinaabe name, Gizhiiwewidamookwe, means ‘speaks in a loud and clear voice woman.’ I know she’ll use that voice to fight tooth and nail for Minnesotans.
Thank you,
Deb Haaland
Peggy Flanagan is running to be Minnesota’s next U.S. Senator. Our campaign doesn’t take corporate PAC money, so we rely on people like you to fund our campaign.
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