John—

The news just keeps getting worse for Mitch McConnell.

First, a poll showed the Senate majority leader at an abysmal 18% approval rating in Kentucky.¹

And then last week, the Republican governor of Kentucky — McConnell's home state — lost his reelection bid to a pro-choice challenger, Andy Beshear.

No single person is more responsible for the anti-choice takeover of the Supreme Court than Mitch McConnell, but we can defeat him for reelection — and it starts with the work we do right now.

Will you donate $15 to help defend reproductive freedom and defeat Mitch McConnell once and for all?

Make no mistake: the #1 reason why Roe v. Wade is in such grave danger is Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.

Mitch McConnell single-handedly stole a Supreme Court seat, first by blocking President Obama’s nomination of Merrick Garland, and then changing the rules of the Senate to allow Republicans to ram through the confirmation of anti-choice ideologue Neil Gorsuch. On top of that, he shut down any chance of a real investigation into Christine Blasey Ford's allegations of sexual assault against Brett Kavanaugh.

Now we’re facing a Supreme Court term that experts predict will be a "conservative revolution," including the case that could gut Roe v. Wade by allowing states to effectively ban abortion by simply shutting down every abortion clinic in their state.²

The good news is that Kentucky voters have had it with Mitch McConnell — making him one of the most unpopular members of the U.S. Senate.³

But defeating McConnell will take an unprecedented effort — and we need to start that work today, John.

Donate $15 to help defend reproductive freedom and send Mitch McConnell packing for good.

Thank you for all you do for reproductive freedom,

Ilyse Hogue
President, NARAL Pro-Choice America

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Sources:

1. Kentucky Survey Results, Public Policy Polling, accessed November 13, 2019.

2. This Supreme Court Term Will Launch a Conservative Revolution, Slate, October 4, 2019

3. Morning Consult's Senator Approval Rankings, Morning Consult, accessed November 13, 2019

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