NH-Sen: Singer-Songwriter Carole King Has A Friend In Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D)
By Sam Sero on February 20, 2020
Last updated on February 27, 2020
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Received this e-mail today from singer-songwriter, Carole King, in support of U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s (D. NH) re-election campaign:
I’ve been friends with Jeanne Shaheen since 1984. I’ve watched her serve Granite Staters for decades. And I was proud to attend her inauguration as governor in 1999, the year that New Hampshire became the first state to be led by a female governor, Senate president, and House speaker. Of course. It’s New Hampshire.
The future of our country depends on Democrats winning a decisive majority in the Senate this fall – and it’s CRUCIAL that Granite Staters reelect Jeanne Shaheen.
As an activist, a governor, and now a U.S. Senator, Jeanne’s commitment to progressive values has never wavered. She’s been a fierce advocate for women, a key voice in the fight to protect reproductive rights, and an environmental leader.
We need Jeanne Shaheen in the U.S. Senate now more than ever!
We know Trump, Pence, and McConnell want to win this Senate seat badly. And we know that outside groups are dumping hundreds of thousands of dollars of undisclosed money into New Hampshire to turn the Granite State RED.
Well, they may have dark money, but we have more people – and it’s going to takeevery one of usto help Jeanne win this election.
Did you know that the last Senate race in New Hampshire was decided by only 1,017 votes? That’s why we need to win in numbers too big to ignore, suppress, or dispute.
Every dollar matters – and we can’t afford to fall short.
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