[ [link removed] ]Chris Pappas for Senate[ [link removed] ]Chris Pappas for Senate
[ [link removed] ]Chris Pappas
I’ve spent my career listening to people across New Hampshire, and lately
I keep hearing the same thing: Washington has a corruption problem.
Politicians like John Sununu aren’t working for working families — they’re
working for the wealthy and well-connected.
Granite Staters have a right to be angry. Corruption is out in the open in
Washington. Donald Trump has added $2 billion to his net worth and traded
more stocks than every member of Congress combined.
And John Sununu is no different. When you look up corruption in the
dictionary, you’ll see a photo of Sununu.
Sununu went to Washington 25 years ago. And while he was there, he voted
on issues that mattered to Wall Street, Big Oil, and Big Pharma.
He voted FOUR times against lowering prescription drug prices. He sided
with the insurance industry, and he voted for a $700 billion Wall Street
bailout.
Then he was voted out of office and cashed in with those same industries,
making up to $35 million.
John Sununu walked right through Washington’s revolving door, and Granite
Staters are the ones who paid the costs.
There is only one candidate in this race who will bring a new generation
of leadership to the Senate, change the way Washington works, and deliver
for New Hampshire – not the special interests.
Public service should be about the people who sent you there, not about
cashing in. That’s the difference between John Sununu and me:
* I don’t take corporate PAC money. Not a dime.
* I support banning stock trading in Congress. I broke with my own
party’s leadership on this, because when you write the laws, you
shouldn’t be investing in the industries they affect.
* I’m fighting to get dark money out of politics. I introduced
legislation requiring big spenders to disclose who’s behind the money,
and I support overturning Citizens United.
* I’m working to close the revolving door in Washington. That includes a
lifetime lobbying ban for former members who work for foreign
governments.
There’s a reason John Sununu’s campaign is being propped up by the same
special interests he voted for while in Congress. They know that he will
continue to put Big Oil, Big Pharma, and Wall Street ahead of Granite
Staters.
New Hampshire needs a senator who will put working people and families
first, not side with corporate special interests.
But if we don’t match the millions in outside spending with grassroots
support, corporate special interests will buy this open Senate seat.
[ [link removed] ]Chip in $5 or whatever you can right now to help us
fight back. With 15 days left in this race, every dollar goes toward
reaching voters and spreading our message before the special interests
drown us out.
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This race is close, and Election Day is coming fast. Every contribution
before then helps us get our message to voters in every corner of the
state.
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Hampshire blue and stand up against the GOP’s money machine.
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This campaign is powered by grassroots supporters, not corporate PACs.
Thank you for standing with us. 15 days to go.
– Chris
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