Hi friend,
I’ve seen many smart people in politics work hard and fight for the people. But when it comes to Don, very few compare.
Don is always serving someone beyond himself. First, he served his country as a Captain in the Air Force. He supported families of military members killed in combat and helped them find peace.
Then he served as an educator for over 20 years. Don was an assistant professor of aerospace studies at East Carolina University, instructing national security affairs and leadership courses and even taught inmates in our prisons.
As a State Senator, Don helped his community overcome a hurricane’s intense damage, built broadband infrastructure, raised teacher pay, and helped expand access to quality health care for eastern North Carolina.
Congress needs more people like Don — ready to serve America. Can you chip in today and ensure Don Davis is the next person to serve NC-01 in Congress?
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Our country needs people who always answer the call to help. That’s why I am writing to you about Don. He is ready to deliver for eastern North Carolina, and Don will be a voice for all, not just those who agree with him.
Don will lead with heart, and eastern North Carolina will thrive under his care. But it’s not enough for you and me to believe in Don — he needs our support to get this done.
Friend, can I count on you to donate $10 or more to power Don’s campaign right now?
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With your support, we’ll make history this November.
Paul Begala
ABOUT: Don Davis is a 5th generation North Carolinian, State Senator, veteran, and minister running for Congress in NC-01. Cook Political Report has ranked this race one of the tightest in the country. To keep the majority, Democrats need to win this seat. Can you pitch in to help us hold this seat?
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Snow Hill, NC 28580
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