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My brother's story. {NAME}, I want to tell you about my brother and his impact on my life. A few yea

My brother's story. {NAME}, I want to tell you about my brother and his impact on my life. A few years after my parents had me, they decided to adopt my younger brother David. David was born 10 weeks premature and spent the first two years of his life in and out of hospitals. My parents received a medical bill over 100 pages long. If it weren’t for my dad’s health insurance, we would have been in huge trouble. It was very scary and to be honest, infuriating. That fear and anger at our healthcare system came to a head for me a few years later. When I saw my hometown Republican Congressman vote to take healthcare away from people like my brother, I knew I had to do something about it. So I decided to run against that Republican. And I won. That feeling of having to actually do something to fix the system still drives me today. Our healthcare system is still leaving millions behind. We’re supposed to be helping each other, and yet it constantly feels like our health, and our families, come last not first in our politics. That’s what I’m trying to fix. As for David, he’s doing great. I even had the chance to speak at his graduation from Stan State. I wanted to share this so you know why I do this work. And why it’s so important that we keep fighters in Congress. [If you’d consider chipping in to support our work, I’d appreciate it.]( Thanks for listening, Josh --------------------------------------------------------------- You are receiving this email because Congressman Josh Harder is one of our last lines of defense to protect our democracy against MAGA extremists like Donald Trump, Kevin McCarthy and Marjorie Taylor Greene. [Your early investment and support is critical so we can build the grassroots movement we need to win in 2024. Our race will be competitive and Josh doesn't take a dime of corporate PAC money, so please chip in now to our campaign.]( [DONATE]( If you would like to receive fewer emails, we understand. [Click here]( to sign up for only the most important updates, or you can [unsubscribe](. Josh Harder for Congress 10 N California St Stockton, CA 95202 United States

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