Blog de Dunlap: Trump just dumped nearly $15 million into Michigan

Danielle,

If you're already fired up about Abdul El-Sayed's campaign in Michigan and know you're ready to make a donation to take back the Senate: Split a $100 donation — or whatever you can — between Abdul's campaign and this grassroots movement today.

Because here's what we're up against:

Trump's super PAC dumped nearly $15 million into Michigan to prop up GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers.

That's not a typo. Nearly Fifteen. Million. Dollars.

And it's just the beginning. Trump's main super PAC has over $400 million in its war chest, and they're making clear that Michigan is one of their top targets this fall.

They think they can buy this seat, Danielle.

But we’ve already proven that a grassroots movement can stand up to that kind of money. The many can beat the money.

That's why I'm asking: Will you split a donation today between Abdul's campaign and our grassroots movement? Every dollar helps organize voters, reach undecided Michiganders, and fight back against the flood of Republican spending. Abdul's campaign needs those resources right now.

If you've saved payment info with ActBlue Express, your donation will process automatically:

Abdul has spent his career fighting for working people. He's never taken corporate PAC money, and he never will. He is running to bring a different kind of leadership to Washington: fighting for Medicare for All, taking on big money in politics, and making sure working people have more money in their pockets.

Mike Rogers? He ran unopposed in the primary with Trump's backing and tens of millions in outside spending. Now Republicans are flooding this race because they know what's at stake: Michigan could decide who controls the Senate.

If Republicans win, they move one step closer to a Senate majority that will rubber-stamp Trump's agenda. If we hold Michigan, we protect our path to a Democratic majority.

That's why we need to do everything we can to get Abdul to the Senate. Split a donation today between Abdul's campaign and our grassroots movement.

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth