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Jim, In America, every single vote should count. It’s the core of our democracy. But the Tea Party doesn’t care. They only want Republican votes to count. It’s shameful and pathetic. How else do you explain Republican Governor Rick Scott last week, making it harder to cast absentee ballots in Florida? Or the 90 new attacks on voting rights considered across 33 states in this year alone? Voter suppression is just plain wrong. Electing Democratic governors is the only way to stop it for good. They’ll veto these terrible laws every single time. Don’t let Republicans steal this election. Our Voter Protection Project needs $25,800 before midnight Sunday to protect our voters and win in 2014. Give now and a donor will match it – doubling your impact.
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 They think keeping women, people of color, young voters and poor people from the voting booth helps them win, so they’ll keep doing it. Now that the right-wingers on the Supreme Court have struck down a key part of the Voting Rights Act, Republicans are poised to tear down voting rights for even more Democratic voters. As Americans, we have a duty to fight back when our democracy is under attack. The Voter Protection Project is doing just that – but we need your help before midnight Sunday. Don’t wait. You know the Republicans won’t let up for even a second. Click here to rush $5 to the DGA right away. Our Voter Protection Project needs $25,800 before midnight Sunday. Act fast and your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar. When it comes to defending the right to vote, it’s really very simple: We’re right and they’re wrong. But that won’t mean a thing if we don’t defend our voters every single day. We need you amped up for 2014 now, today. Thanks so much for all you do, Danny Kanner Democratic Governors Association |
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