Friend,

Radical democrats and Twitter trolls aren’t the only ones joining the woke mob.

Corporations are getting in on the action, too.

Just look at Nike - they took shoes that had the Betsy Ross flag on them off the shelves because they represented an “era of slavery” in our nation’s history, AND YET, Nike continues to use Uyghur slave labor in China to produce their products. They even lobbied against legislation to ban products that use Uyghur slave labor!

Or the MLB,  which moved the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver because they wrongly claimed Georgia’s new election law - a law that ensures election integrity and actually expands the ability to vote - was like  “Jim Crow” laws that disadvantaged minority voters, ripping $100 MILLION in funding away from a majority Black community in the process.

And we can’t forget about Kellogg, who recently released a “gender inclusive” cereal that combines all kinds of cereals in one box - a box that allows our children to select their preferred pronouns.

I’m not going to put up with corporations trying to brainwash my girls into believing these lies! 

Friend, I’m leading the charge to END virtue signaling and tell companies to butt out of politics. Will you stand with me by rushing in a donation now?

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Thank you,
Andy

Andy Barr wants to give Kentucky families a voice in Washington. Democrats like Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer are dragging our country in the wrong direction.

Andy is working tirelessly to preserve our conservative values and protect the American Dream, but he'll need a grassroots army to fight back against the radical Left. Will you chip in to show Andy your support?

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