John, we just learned that Cori’s main corporate-backed opponent loaned his own campaign $135,000. That’s on top of all the corporate PAC and Wall Street donations he’s taken.

Cori Bush’s primary is in exactly two weeks. While her corporate opponent can reach into his own pocket to fund a TV ad blitz, Cori is relying on grassroots support to run the ads, knock the doors, and make the phone calls to win.

Rush a split donation to Cori and Justice Democrats now to keep Cori in Congress >>

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Cori has been a strong progressive voice since day one. And because she’s an advocate for the people, she doesn’t take a cent of corporate PAC money. That’s why we’ve got to have her back down the final stretch of her primary campaign.

Cori was our first ever JD recruit; we stood by her through two primary elections and she won big in 2020 with support from people like you, defeating an entrenched corporate incumbent.

We can’t let the corporate-backed political establishment win this upcoming primary against Cori. Cori is working-class, she worked as a nurse before getting elected to Congress, and she’s an activist. We can’t let a corporate Democrat backed by Wall Street who can loan his campaign $135,000 win this race. We must step up and support Cori right away.

John, will you help us defeat Cori’s corporate-backed opponent on August 2nd by splitting a contribution between JD and Cori’s campaign right now?

Cori’s team is working to reach voters across the district but they need the resources to hire more organizers, run more ads across the district, and Get Out The Vote for Cori. And they can only do it with your grassroots contributions.

Thank you so much for your support,

Team JD

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