I have never abandoned my capacity to hope — because I am living proof of what’s possible.
I was a kid who grew up thinking the bottom could fall out at any moment. A kid who didn’t always do the best in school, who had a different color lunch ticket.
But I had my family. My aunties. And I had my faith.
And so with a little help from things like Medicaid and Section 8, and the Child Care Assistance Program, my mom and I got a little closer to the middle class.
I went to college and earned a degree. I got jobs working for Senators Wellstone and Franken, and for the Children’s Defense Fund. I became a school board member, a state representative, and the highest-ranking Native American woman in executive office in our country.
I believe in a country where families can thrive, where healthcare and education are accessible to all, and where equitable opportunities are more than just words.
This is more than just hope — it's a shared vision of what we can achieve together. But it requires all of us to come together, using our voices to demand a new era of leadership in Washington.
Before the month ends, I’m asking for your support to keep this momentum going. Our campaign is fueled by grassroots contributions from people who believe in a better future. So, can you contribute before Thursday’s end-of-month deadline?
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Thank you for everything,
💚 Peggy
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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