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Here’s a couple new yard signs we made up today:
Feel free to share. Thanks to the hundreds who've sent me your homemade yard signs. I’ll post them soon!
Thank you to all who contacted the Harris campaign this past week encouraging her to pick Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate! She had a good list to pick from. He was the best. If you saw his first speech as the VP candidate on Tuesday night, you know just how lucky we all are.
My favorite moments:
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Walz saying that when it comes to controlling women and their bodies, the government and the Trumpsters need to follow the new Golden Rule: “Mind your own damn business!”
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Harris telling us how Walz, when he was a public high school teacher and football coach, offered to be the faculty advisor to a new student group — the Gay-Straight Alliance Club — so the gay students had “a safe place” to meet.
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Walz pointing out that crime was up under Donald Trump and — “that's not even counting the crimes he [Trump] committed!”
The rally was a true joy to watch. Here’s the link.
All day today it’s been more of the same with big crowds in Wisconsin and Michigan for Harris and Walz.
Check your email in the morning tomorrow (Thursday). I’m sending you something that should help the effort! Enjoy!
— Mike
P.S.
And thank you Minnesota for:
Bob Dylan
Prince
Judy Garland
Joel & Ethan Coen
Louise Erdrich
Sinclair Lewis
Lindsey Vonn
Vince Vaughn
Jessica Lange
The Berrigan Brothers
Winona Ryder
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Sunisa “Suni” Lee
Sen. Paul Wellstone
Nellie Stone Johnson
Charles Schulz (Peanuts)
And Tim Walz!
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