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Matt Farrell: Ah. That's what makes you that guy. "

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MNPAC Moneybomb Monday For Senator Wolf

Andy,

Thank you to those who joined two Minnesota PAC candidates on Saturday in northwest Minnesota. This tweet from the event organizer says it all:
“Great day of lit dropping for Nordhagen and Kiel. Thanks to @MinnPAC for all the help. Its greatly appreciated!“
The proof is in the pudding, we are making a difference. And—with just 29 days until Election Day—we press forward with our fourth Money-Bomb Monday…

If you haven’t formally joined Minnesota PAC yet, do so HERE. Then…CLICK HERE to give $12 to State Senator Pam Wolf right now, candidate for Senate District 37.

This is not hyperbole—Pam’s race could decide the balance of the Minnesota Senate. She won her 2010 race with 52.5% of the vote; however, the new district lines show the GOP index now at 49% (see our Race Analysis for details). Moreover, Pam faces a 7-term DFL member of the House who is well known in the area. She is working hard, but can use our help. We delivered Pam a $500 check from Minnesota PAC on Friday, and now it’s our job to add even more financial ammunition.

Pam was a tireless worker in her first term, earning the respect of colleagues. An educator of 26 years, she has been a strong voice for education reform in St. Paul. To put it bluntly—we must ensure Pam wins; not just to keep her strong voice in St. Paul, but to preserve the Senate majority.

CLICK HERE to give $12 to State Senator Pam Wolf right now…and then forward this email to all your conservative friends today. Our power is in our numbers.

Cheers,


Pete

P.S. Stay tuned for more volunteer events.

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