If you're comfortable doing so, share your story about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting you and your loved ones

Americans shouldn't be worrying about keeping a roof over their heads or being able to afford food in the middle of a global pandemic. But that's exactly what's happening -- and we need to speak up...

Danielle, 6.6 million Americans filed for unemployment last week. That’s a new record — and it’s also only the tip of the iceberg. Millions more have lost their jobs and weren’t counted or are worrying about their next paycheck after their hours were cut. Americans shouldn’t be worrying about keeping a roof over their heads or being able to afford food in the middle of a global pandemic. But that’s exactly what’s happening, Danielle — and we need to speak up, call it out, and fight back. That’s why — if you’ve been struggling to make ends meet or with being unemployed during this pandemic and are comfortable sharing your circumstances — I want to hear from you, Danielle. Click here to share your story with me and add your voice to the fight for change. From families battling homelessness, to seniors living off of Social Security, to working parents without child care, our families are in a crisis and they need help now. Every day, I’m fighting in the Senate to make sure our relief efforts are going to the families who need it — not to giant corporations. But I can’t do it alone — the voices and stories of working people who have been hit the hardest by this crisis need to be heard in Washington and across the country. If you’re comfortable doing so, click here to share your story with me about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting you and your loved ones — and help shine a light on all the ways this crisis is affecting working families. Hope you are staying safe and well during this challenging time and, as always, thanks for being a part of this. Elizabeth   SHARE YOUR STORY Paid for by Warren Democrats All content © 2020 Warren Democrats, All Rights Reserved PO Box 171375, Boston, MA 02117 This email was sent to danielle.davenport.blog@blogger.com We’ll miss you, but you can always unsubscribe.