This open enrollment period:

Open enrollment starts November 1st - here's how you can get involved.

Pete --

Open enrollment for Obamacare starts in just a few weeks, and OFA supporters are gearing up to spread the word.

This year, the enrollment period will be different than in years past, as this administration continues to try to sabotage Obamacare.

Open enrollment will be half as long and there will only be one deadline: December 15th. The administration has also cut some resources for in-person assistance and advertising. So it's up to all of us to spread the facts and make sure our friends, family members, and neighbors have the information they'll need to get covered.

If you need coverage, click here and we'll make sure you have the facts on Obamacare, and the information you'll need to sign up for care for 2018.

If you're already covered, but want to help others find coverage by spreading the word about open enrollment, here are some ways you can get involved:

1. Join OFA's on-the-ground enrollment team: Commit to having conversations in your community, letting everyone know that Obamacare is working, and making sure your friends and neighbors have the resources they'll need if they're looking for coverage.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-On-The-Ground-Team

Or...

2. Join OFA's digital enrollment team: Say you'll use social media to help cut through the confusion surrounding open enrollment. Help by sharing key facts and by making sure your networks have what they'll need to get covered before the December 15 deadline.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-Digital-Team

No matter how you choose to spread the word, you'll be doing critical work to ensure that your loved ones get the coverage they need for 2018.

Thanks,

Saumya

Saumya Narechania
National Issues Campaign Manager
Organizing for Action

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Contributions or gifts to Organizing for Action are not tax deductible.

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This open enrollment period:

Open enrollment starts November 1st - here's how you can get involved.

Robert --

Open enrollment for Obamacare starts in just a few weeks, and OFA supporters are gearing up to spread the word.

This year, the enrollment period will be different than in years past, as this administration continues to try to sabotage Obamacare.

Open enrollment will be half as long and there will only be one deadline: December 15th. The administration has also cut some resources for in-person assistance and advertising. So it's up to all of us to spread the facts and make sure our friends, family members, and neighbors have the information they'll need to get covered.

If you need coverage, click here and we'll make sure you have the facts on Obamacare, and the information you'll need to sign up for care for 2018.

If you're already covered, but want to help others find coverage by spreading the word about open enrollment, here are some ways you can get involved:

1. Join OFA's on-the-ground enrollment team: Commit to having conversations in your community, letting everyone know that Obamacare is working, and making sure your friends and neighbors have the resources they'll need if they're looking for coverage.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-On-The-Ground-Team

Or...

2. Join OFA's digital enrollment team: Say you'll use social media to help cut through the confusion surrounding open enrollment. Help by sharing key facts and by making sure your networks have what they'll need to get covered before the December 15 deadline.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-Digital-Team

No matter how you choose to spread the word, you'll be doing critical work to ensure that your loved ones get the coverage they need for 2018.

Thanks,

Saumya

Saumya Narechania
National Issues Campaign Manager
Organizing for Action

Paid for by Organizing for Action.

Contributions or gifts to Organizing for Action are not tax deductible.

This email was sent to: ofa@yorkteaparty.org. If that is not your preferred email address, you can update your information here. We believe that emails are a vital way to stay in direct contact with supporters. Click here if you'd like to unsubscribe from these messages. Organizing for Action, P.O. Box 618120 Chicago, IL 60661

This open enrollment period:

Open enrollment starts November 1st - here's how you can get involved.

Robert --

Open enrollment for Obamacare starts in just a few weeks, and OFA supporters are gearing up to spread the word.

This year, the enrollment period will be different than in years past, as this administration continues to try to sabotage Obamacare.

Open enrollment will be half as long and there will only be one deadline: December 15th. The administration has also cut some resources for in-person assistance and advertising. So it's up to all of us to spread the facts and make sure our friends, family members, and neighbors have the information they'll need to get covered.

If you need coverage, click here and we'll make sure you have the facts on Obamacare, and the information you'll need to sign up for care for 2018.

If you're already covered, but want to help others find coverage by spreading the word about open enrollment, here are some ways you can get involved:

1. Join OFA's on-the-ground enrollment team: Commit to having conversations in your community, letting everyone know that Obamacare is working, and making sure your friends and neighbors have the resources they'll need if they're looking for coverage.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-On-The-Ground-Team

Or...

2. Join OFA's digital enrollment team: Say you'll use social media to help cut through the confusion surrounding open enrollment. Help by sharing key facts and by making sure your networks have what they'll need to get covered before the December 15 deadline.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-Digital-Team

No matter how you choose to spread the word, you'll be doing critical work to ensure that your loved ones get the coverage they need for 2018.

Thanks,

Saumya

Saumya Narechania
National Issues Campaign Manager
Organizing for Action

Paid for by Organizing for Action.

Contributions or gifts to Organizing for Action are not tax deductible.

This email was sent to: alexanderofyork@yorkteaparty.org. If that is not your preferred email address, you can update your information here. We believe that emails are a vital way to stay in direct contact with supporters. Click here if you'd like to unsubscribe from these messages. Organizing for Action, P.O. Box 618120 Chicago, IL 60661

This open enrollment period:

Open enrollment starts November 1st - here's how you can get involved.

Diane --

Open enrollment for Obamacare starts in just a few weeks, and OFA supporters are gearing up to spread the word.

This year, the enrollment period will be different than in years past, as this administration continues to try to sabotage Obamacare.

Open enrollment will be half as long and there will only be one deadline: December 15th. The administration has also cut some resources for in-person assistance and advertising. So it's up to all of us to spread the facts and make sure our friends, family members, and neighbors have the information they'll need to get covered.

If you need coverage, click here and we'll make sure you have the facts on Obamacare, and the information you'll need to sign up for care for 2018.

If you're already covered, but want to help others find coverage by spreading the word about open enrollment, here are some ways you can get involved:

1. Join OFA's on-the-ground enrollment team: Commit to having conversations in your community, letting everyone know that Obamacare is working, and making sure your friends and neighbors have the resources they'll need if they're looking for coverage.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-On-The-Ground-Team

Or...

2. Join OFA's digital enrollment team: Say you'll use social media to help cut through the confusion surrounding open enrollment. Help by sharing key facts and by making sure your networks have what they'll need to get covered before the December 15 deadline.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-Digital-Team

No matter how you choose to spread the word, you'll be doing critical work to ensure that your loved ones get the coverage they need for 2018.

Thanks,

Saumya

Saumya Narechania
National Issues Campaign Manager
Organizing for Action

Paid for by Organizing for Action.

Contributions or gifts to Organizing for Action are not tax deductible.

This email was sent to: awolofa@yorkteaparty.org. If that is not your preferred email address, you can update your information here. We believe that emails are a vital way to stay in direct contact with supporters. Click here if you'd like to unsubscribe from these messages. Organizing for Action, P.O. Box 618120 Chicago, IL 60661

This open enrollment period:

Open enrollment starts November 1st - here's how you can get involved.

Robert --

Open enrollment for Obamacare starts in just a few weeks, and OFA supporters are gearing up to spread the word.

This year, the enrollment period will be different than in years past, as this administration continues to try to sabotage Obamacare.

Open enrollment will be half as long and there will only be one deadline: December 15th. The administration has also cut some resources for in-person assistance and advertising. So it's up to all of us to spread the facts and make sure our friends, family members, and neighbors have the information they'll need to get covered.

If you need coverage, click here and we'll make sure you have the facts on Obamacare, and the information you'll need to sign up for care for 2018.

If you're already covered, but want to help others find coverage by spreading the word about open enrollment, here are some ways you can get involved:

1. Join OFA's on-the-ground enrollment team: Commit to having conversations in your community, letting everyone know that Obamacare is working, and making sure your friends and neighbors have the resources they'll need if they're looking for coverage.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-On-The-Ground-Team

Or...

2. Join OFA's digital enrollment team: Say you'll use social media to help cut through the confusion surrounding open enrollment. Help by sharing key facts and by making sure your networks have what they'll need to get covered before the December 15 deadline.

https://my.ofa.us/Join-Our-Digital-Team

No matter how you choose to spread the word, you'll be doing critical work to ensure that your loved ones get the coverage they need for 2018.

Thanks,

Saumya

Saumya Narechania
National Issues Campaign Manager
Organizing for Action

Paid for by Organizing for Action.

Contributions or gifts to Organizing for Action are not tax deductible.

This email was sent to: alex@yorkteaparty.org. If that is not your preferred email address, you can update your information here. We believe that emails are a vital way to stay in direct contact with supporters. Click here if you'd like to unsubscribe from these messages. Organizing for Action, P.O. Box 618120 Chicago, IL 60661

Here's who I'm endorsing:

Every single person I'm endorsing was suggested by you, DianeA.

DianeA -- Several months ago, we launched American Possibilities -- a group dedicated to the proposition that there is no limit to what the American people can accomplish. Part of our goal was to elect representatives who embody that spirit -- truly representing working Americans of all stripes. I promised you then that you'd have an unprecedented level of involvement in deciding who we would work to help elect. Earlier this summer, I asked you to share which leaders and causes you most believed in -- the kind of folks you'd like to see in charge. I was thrilled to hear from thousands of you. You shared personal stories and hopes for the future of the country. You told me about your local leaders and heroes, and what change you'd like to see in your community. I'm proud to say that every single person on the first slate of candidates that I'm endorsing was suggested by you. Frankly, that's the way it should be. Take a look at the slate -- and then chip in to help support them. --------- Manka Dhingra for Washington State Senate, District 45 Suggested by Alex, King County, WA Special Election: November 7 A Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney with the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, award winning PTSA mom, anti-domestic violence advocate and community leader, Manka Dhingra is running for State Senate to address critical needs in education funding, mental health, violence prevention, and to protect the rights of women. And if she's elected on November 7, Democrats will gain control of the State Senate in Washington. Doug Jones for U.S. Senate, Alabama Suggested by Hilty, Birmingham, AL Special Election: December 12 Doug is a lifelong Alabamian who served as the U.S. District Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama from 1997 to 2001 -- nominated by a Democratic president and confirmed by a Senate with a Republican majority. In this role, he led the investigation of the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church, ultimately convicting two Klansmen for the murder of four innocent children. Doug will focus on what helps lift up Alabamians in the middle class and those working to get into the middle class: affordable healthcare, 21st-century skills for a 21st-century economy, and a living wage. Doug will lead with integrity and character -- the Senate does not need another extremist. Justin Fairfax for Virginia Lieutenant Governor Suggested by Sharon, Virginia Beach, VA Election Day: November 7 As an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia and Deputy Coordinator of the Northern Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force, he has seen up close how law enforcement and criminal justice reform keep communities safe. And as a small business owner with his wife, Dr. Cerina Fairfax, he understands the importance of strengthening and diversifying Virginia's economy. Without much money, Justin's mom defied long odds by sending all four of her kids through college -- and two through law school. Today, Justin is dedicated to public service so that he can help others gain access to the kinds of opportunities he had -- so they can pursue their own American Dream. Danica Roem for Virginia House of Delegates, District 13 Suggested by Gail, Herndon, VA Election Day: November 7 Danica is a 33-year-old stepmom, a local reporter and lifelong Manassas resident, and the first transgender person to ever run for the Virginia General Assembly. She's ready to govern with a results-oriented approach -- reaching across the aisle to help build a better Manassas, including addressing the transportation needs for her district Her opponent wrote an amendment banning same-sex marriage -- and, most recently, Virginia's "bathroom bill." Judge Geoff Moulton for Pennsylvania Superior Court Suggested by Maureen, Philadelphia, PA Election Day: November 7 Geoff has devoted his career to teaching and public service. I've known him for years. Back in 1995, he testified before me in the Senate Judiciary Committee about his excellent report reviewing the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms raid on the Branch Davidian Compound in Waco, Texas. His investigation and report made a real difference in how law enforcement has handled similar cases ever since. One thing we've learned these last nine months is that judges matter. And we need more strong, independent judges like Geoff, especially at the state level. Elizabeth Guzman for Virginia House of Delegates, District 31 Suggested by Carolyn, Fauquier County, VA Election Day: November 7 Elizabeth came to the United States from Peru as a single mom, looking for a better future for her oldest daughter. Today, through hard work and determination, she's a community college graduate, public administrator, social worker, and court-appointed service advocate for children, working to prevent child abuse for those in vulnerable circumstances. This wife and mother of four is ready to fight as a strong advocate for the needs of the 31st District -- whether that's legislating for change in Richmond, or attending a community meeting in Catlett. If elected, Elizabeth would be the first Hispanic female elected to the legislature in Virginia. Phil Murphy for Governor of New Jersey Suggested by Alison, Rockaway, NJ Election Day: November 7 Growing up, Phil's family lived paycheck to paycheck. He put himself through Harvard on loans and part-time jobs. From there, he worked his way up to learn how economies grow and create jobs to help lead a major international business. He helped start The New Start Career Network, providing free, personalized assistance to New Jersey residents, age 45 and over, who have been unemployed for six months or more. And as governor, he'll be accountable only to the citizens of New Jersey -- not special interests. Lieutenant Governor Ralph Northam for Governor of Virginia Suggested by Claire, Loudoun County, VA Election Day: November 7 Ralph Northam is an Eastern Shore native, a graduate of Virginia's public schools and Virginia Military Institute, an Army veteran, and a pediatric neurologist. He's a former state senator and the state's current lieutenant governor -- and he's running for governor to build on Virginia's economic progress and defend its values against those who want to take them back into the past. --------- I couldn't be more proud to support this group of people -- whose backgrounds, skill sets, and experiences are as diverse as our country itself. And that's the way it ought to be. So if you're inspired and ready to elect these folks and help usher in a new wave of leadership for working Americans all around the country, then join us right now Chip in to help these candidates -- and elect a set of leaders who represent us in every sense of the word. Thanks. It is my true honor to continue fighting alongside you. -Joe   Website Donate Contributions or gifts to American Possibilities are not tax deductible.   Paid for by American Possibilities and not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.   © 2017 American Possibilities. All Rights Reserved. 918 Pennsylvania Ave SE, Washington DC 20003 Privacy Policy  |  Terms of Service  |  Unsubscribe

Here's who I'm endorsing:

Every single person I'm endorsing was suggested by you, Robert.

Robert -- Several months ago, we launched American Possibilities -- a group dedicated to the proposition that there is no limit to what the American people can accomplish. Part of our goal was to elect representatives who embody that spirit -- truly representing working Americans of all stripes. I promised you then that you'd have an unprecedented level of involvement in deciding who we would work to help elect. Earlier this summer, I asked you to share which leaders and causes you most believed in -- the kind of folks you'd like to see in charge. I was thrilled to hear from thousands of you. You shared personal stories and hopes for the future of the country. You told me about your local leaders and heroes, and what change you'd like to see in your community. I'm proud to say that every single person on the first slate of candidates that I'm endorsing was suggested by you. Frankly, that's the way it should be. Take a look at the slate -- and then chip in to help support them. --------- Manka Dhingra for Washington State Senate, District 45 Suggested by Alex, King County, WA Special Election: November 7 A Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney with the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, award winning PTSA mom, anti-domestic violence advocate and community leader, Manka Dhingra is running for State Senate to address critical needs in education funding, mental health, violence prevention, and to protect the rights of women. And if she's elected on November 7, Democrats will gain control of the State Senate in Washington. Doug Jones for U.S. Senate, Alabama Suggested by Hilty, Birmingham, AL Special Election: December 12 Doug is a lifelong Alabamian who served as the U.S. District Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama from 1997 to 2001 -- nominated by a Democratic president and confirmed by a Senate with a Republican majority. In this role, he led the investigation of the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church, ultimately convicting two Klansmen for the murder of four innocent children. Doug will focus on what helps lift up Alabamians in the middle class and those working to get into the middle class: affordable healthcare, 21st-century skills for a 21st-century economy, and a living wage. Doug will lead with integrity and character -- the Senate does not need another extremist. Justin Fairfax for Virginia Lieutenant Governor Suggested by Sharon, Virginia Beach, VA Election Day: November 7 As an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia and Deputy Coordinator of the Northern Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force, he has seen up close how law enforcement and criminal justice reform keep communities safe. And as a small business owner with his wife, Dr. Cerina Fairfax, he understands the importance of strengthening and diversifying Virginia's economy. Without much money, Justin's mom defied long odds by sending all four of her kids through college -- and two through law school. Today, Justin is dedicated to public service so that he can help others gain access to the kinds of opportunities he had -- so they can pursue their own American Dream. Danica Roem for Virginia House of Delegates, District 13 Suggested by Gail, Herndon, VA Election Day: November 7 Danica is a 33-year-old stepmom, a local reporter and lifelong Manassas resident, and the first transgender person to ever run for the Virginia General Assembly. She's ready to govern with a results-oriented approach -- reaching across the aisle to help build a better Manassas, including addressing the transportation needs for her district Her opponent wrote an amendment banning same-sex marriage -- and, most recently, Virginia's "bathroom bill." Judge Geoff Moulton for Pennsylvania Superior Court Suggested by Maureen, Philadelphia, PA Election Day: November 7 Geoff has devoted his career to teaching and public service. I've known him for years. Back in 1995, he testified before me in the Senate Judiciary Committee about his excellent report reviewing the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms raid on the Branch Davidian Compound in Waco, Texas. His investigation and report made a real difference in how law enforcement has handled similar cases ever since. One thing we've learned these last nine months is that judges matter. And we need more strong, independent judges like Geoff, especially at the state level. Elizabeth Guzman for Virginia House of Delegates, District 31 Suggested by Carolyn, Fauquier County, VA Election Day: November 7 Elizabeth came to the United States from Peru as a single mom, looking for a better future for her oldest daughter. Today, through hard work and determination, she's a community college graduate, public administrator, social worker, and court-appointed service advocate for children, working to prevent child abuse for those in vulnerable circumstances. This wife and mother of four is ready to fight as a strong advocate for the needs of the 31st District -- whether that's legislating for change in Richmond, or attending a community meeting in Catlett. If elected, Elizabeth would be the first Hispanic female elected to the legislature in Virginia. Phil Murphy for Governor of New Jersey Suggested by Alison, Rockaway, NJ Election Day: November 7 Growing up, Phil's family lived paycheck to paycheck. He put himself through Harvard on loans and part-time jobs. From there, he worked his way up to learn how economies grow and create jobs to help lead a major international business. He helped start The New Start Career Network, providing free, personalized assistance to New Jersey residents, age 45 and over, who have been unemployed for six months or more. And as governor, he'll be accountable only to the citizens of New Jersey -- not special interests. Lieutenant Governor Ralph Northam for Governor of Virginia Suggested by Claire, Loudoun County, VA Election Day: November 7 Ralph Northam is an Eastern Shore native, a graduate of Virginia's public schools and Virginia Military Institute, an Army veteran, and a pediatric neurologist. He's a former state senator and the state's current lieutenant governor -- and he's running for governor to build on Virginia's economic progress and defend its values against those who want to take them back into the past. --------- I couldn't be more proud to support this group of people -- whose backgrounds, skill sets, and experiences are as diverse as our country itself. And that's the way it ought to be. So if you're inspired and ready to elect these folks and help usher in a new wave of leadership for working Americans all around the country, then join us right now Chip in to help these candidates -- and elect a set of leaders who represent us in every sense of the word. Thanks. It is my true honor to continue fighting alongside you. -Joe   Website Donate Contributions or gifts to American Possibilities are not tax deductible.   Paid for by American Possibilities and not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.   © 2017 American Possibilities. All Rights Reserved. 918 Pennsylvania Ave SE, Washington DC 20003 Privacy Policy  |  Terms of Service  |  Unsubscribe

Our first slate, decided by you:

Every single person I'm endorsing was suggested by you, Robert.

Robert -- Several months ago, we launched American Possibilities -- a group dedicated to the proposition that there is no limit to what the American people can accomplish. Part of our goal was to elect representatives who embody that spirit -- truly representing working Americans of all stripes. I promised you then that you'd have an unprecedented level of involvement in deciding who we would work to help elect. Earlier this summer, I asked you to share which leaders and causes you most believed in -- the kind of folks you'd like to see in charge. I was thrilled to hear from thousands of you. You shared personal stories and hopes for the future of the country. You told me about your local leaders and heroes, and what change you'd like to see in your community. I'm proud to say that every single person on the first slate of candidates that I'm endorsing was suggested by you. Frankly, that's the way it should be. Take a look at the slate -- and then chip in to help support them. --------- Manka Dhingra for Washington State Senate, District 45 Suggested by Alex, King County, WA Special Election: November 7 A Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney with the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, award winning PTSA mom, anti-domestic violence advocate and community leader, Manka Dhingra is running for State Senate to address critical needs in education funding, mental health, violence prevention, and to protect the rights of women. And if she's elected on November 7, Democrats will gain control of the State Senate in Washington. Doug Jones for U.S. Senate, Alabama Suggested by Hilty, Birmingham, AL Special Election: December 12 Doug is a lifelong Alabamian who served as the U.S. District Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama from 1997 to 2001 -- nominated by a Democratic president and confirmed by a Senate with a Republican majority. In this role, he led the investigation of the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church, ultimately convicting two Klansmen for the murder of four innocent children. Doug will focus on what helps lift up Alabamians in the middle class and those working to get into the middle class: affordable healthcare, 21st-century skills for a 21st-century economy, and a living wage. Doug will lead with integrity and character -- the Senate does not need another extremist. Justin Fairfax for Virginia Lieutenant Governor Suggested by Sharon, Virginia Beach, VA Election Day: November 7 As an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia and Deputy Coordinator of the Northern Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force, he has seen up close how law enforcement and criminal justice reform keep communities safe. And as a small business owner with his wife, Dr. Cerina Fairfax, he understands the importance of strengthening and diversifying Virginia's economy. Without much money, Justin's mom defied long odds by sending all four of her kids through college -- and two through law school. Today, Justin is dedicated to public service so that he can help others gain access to the kinds of opportunities he had -- so they can pursue their own American Dream. Danica Roem for Virginia House of Delegates, District 13 Suggested by Gail, Herndon, VA Election Day: November 7 Danica is a 33-year-old stepmom, a local reporter and lifelong Manassas resident, and the first transgender person to ever run for the Virginia General Assembly. She's ready to govern with a results-oriented approach -- reaching across the aisle to help build a better Manassas, including addressing the transportation needs for her district Her opponent wrote an amendment banning same-sex marriage -- and, most recently, Virginia's "bathroom bill." Judge Geoff Moulton for Pennsylvania Superior Court Suggested by Maureen, Philadelphia, PA Election Day: November 7 Geoff has devoted his career to teaching and public service. I've known him for years. Back in 1995, he testified before me in the Senate Judiciary Committee about his excellent report reviewing the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms raid on the Branch Davidian Compound in Waco, Texas. His investigation and report made a real difference in how law enforcement has handled similar cases ever since. One thing we've learned these last nine months is that judges matter. And we need more strong, independent judges like Geoff, especially at the state level. Elizabeth Guzman for Virginia House of Delegates, District 31 Suggested by Carolyn, Fauquier County, VA Election Day: November 7 Elizabeth came to the United States from Peru as a single mom, looking for a better future for her oldest daughter. Today, through hard work and determination, she's a community college graduate, public administrator, social worker, and court-appointed service advocate for children, working to prevent child abuse for those in vulnerable circumstances. This wife and mother of four is ready to fight as a strong advocate for the needs of the 31st District -- whether that's legislating for change in Richmond, or attending a community meeting in Catlett. If elected, Elizabeth would be the first Hispanic female elected to the legislature in Virginia. Phil Murphy for Governor of New Jersey Suggested by Alison, Rockaway, NJ Election Day: November 7 Growing up, Phil's family lived paycheck to paycheck. He put himself through Harvard on loans and part-time jobs. From there, he worked his way up to learn how economies grow and create jobs to help lead a major international business. He helped start The New Start Career Network, providing free, personalized assistance to New Jersey residents, age 45 and over, who have been unemployed for six months or more. And as governor, he'll be accountable only to the citizens of New Jersey -- not special interests. Lieutenant Governor Ralph Northam for Governor of Virginia Suggested by Claire, Loudoun County, VA Election Day: November 7 Ralph Northam is an Eastern Shore native, a graduate of Virginia's public schools and Virginia Military Institute, an Army veteran, and a pediatric neurologist. He's a former state senator and the state's current lieutenant governor -- and he's running for governor to build on Virginia's economic progress and defend its values against those who want to take them back into the past. --------- I couldn't be more proud to support this group of people -- whose backgrounds, skill sets, and experiences are as diverse as our country itself. And that's the way it ought to be. So if you're inspired and ready to elect these folks and help usher in a new wave of leadership for working Americans all around the country, then join us right now Chip in to help these candidates -- and elect a set of leaders who represent us in every sense of the word. Thanks. It is my true honor to continue fighting alongside you. -Joe   Website Donate Contributions or gifts to American Possibilities are not tax deductible.   Paid for by American Possibilities and not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.   © 2017 American Possibilities. All Rights Reserved. 918 Pennsylvania Ave SE, Washington DC 20003 Privacy Policy  |  Terms of Service  |  Unsubscribe

Inside Senator Kaine's new health care plan:

Tim introduced new legislation this week called Medicare-X that gives more insurance options to more Americans, so folks can choose an affordable plan that is best for their health. We need to keep leaders like Tim in the Senate who will fight for legislation that puts people ahead of politics. If you support his reelection, pitch in $10 today to make sure we can build a smart, tough campaign. DONATE Earlier this week, Tim introduced new legislation to create a plan called Medicare-X, which would expand affordable insurance options for folks across the country. What is Medicare-X? Medicare-X is a public plan that would offer families, individuals, and small businesses more low-cost health insurance choices. Why is it called Medicare-X? This legislation, the Medicare-X Choice Act, builds on the existing Medicare framework so that Americans can have a choice of an affordable, high-quality public insurance plan on the exchanges. Why do we need Medicare-X? Last week, President Trump signed an executive order that destabilizes our health care system and which could cause premiums to go up, people to lose their coverage, and insurers to be driven out of the marketplace. There's already a shortage of insurers and higher health care costs in some areas (especially rural communities), and this action from the President is only going to make things worse. Medicare-X prioritizes these areas that are hit hardest -- and by 2023, it would expand to every single ZIP code in the country. By the following year, it would be added as another option for small businesses to opt into. The bottom line: Americans deserve more health care choices, at lower prices. By creating this permanent Medicare-X option, folks everywhere will be able to choose an affordable plan that is best for their health. Tim won't stand idly by as President Trump sabotages our health care system. And while many congressional Republicans may continue their attempts to dismantle health care at every turn, we can't let that distract us. We need to build on the progress toward universal coverage that President Obama started seven years ago with the Affordable Care Act. That's why it's critical that we keep leaders like Tim in the Senate -- leaders committed to introducing legislation that helps families, not willing to play politics with Americans' lives and livelihoods. If you agree, make a contribution today to support Tim's reelection to the Senate. We can't afford to move backwards -- so chip in $10 or whatever you can afford, and say you're in for six more years of putting people above politics. If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: Express donate $10 >> Express donate $25 >> Express donate $50 >> Express donate $100 >> Or, donate a different amount >> Thanks for your support. -Team Kaine DONATE

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Topless Feminists Throw Firebombs, Tampons, Feces at Church to Protest Abortion

LifeNews.com Pro-Life News Report
Tuesday, October 17, 2017

For pro-life news updated throughout the day, visit LifeNews.com.

Top Stories
• Topless Feminists Throw Firebombs, Tampons and Feces at a Catholic Church to Protest Abortion
• Trump Admin: “There is No Constitutional Right to Abortion” for Illegal Immigrants
• Clinton Foundation Won’t Return $250,000 Donation From Accused Rapist Harvey Weinstein
. New Clinic Doing Abortions Through All 9 Months Forced to Cancel Appoints After It’s Exposed as Unlicensed

More Pro-Life News
• Trump Admin Settles Obamacare Abortion Mandate Lawsuits, Christians Won’t Have to Fund Abortion Drugs
• Former Planned Parenthood President: Having Abortions Allows Women to “Enjoy Sexuality”
• George Soros Shifts $18 Billion To Foundation He Uses To Fund Pro-Abortion Groups
• “The Good Doctor” Promotes Pro-Life Values as Mother Refuses to Abort Baby With Tumor
• President Donald Trump is Undoing the Pro-Abortion Damage Barack Obama Caused
• Catholic Cardinal: “No One Can Justify Terminating an Innocent Child Growing in the Mother’s Womb”
• Senate Approves Pro-Life Callista Gingrich as Vatican Ambassador
• Homeless Mom Gives Birth to Triplets After Refusing Abortion
• Doctors Declared Her Brain Dead and Issued a Death Certificate, But Her Family Says She’s Still Alive
• Abortionist Only Gets 5 Years Probation for Doing Abortions Without a Lenience and Possessing Illegal Drugs
• Can There Really Be a “Safer” Physician-Assisted Suicide?
• BBC Documentary Promotes Unlimited Abortions Throughout Pregnancy

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Topless Feminists Throw Firebombs, Tampons and Feces at a Catholic Church to Protest Abortion
Pro-abortion feminists in Argentina staged a violent, topless protest Sunday to demand taxpayer-funded abortions and cultural acceptance of prostitution.

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Trump Admin: “There is No Constitutional Right to Abortion” for Illegal Immigrants
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) sued the Trump administration on Friday on behalf of an immigrant minor, named only as Jane Doe, who came to the country illegally and has been denied access to an abortion.

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Clinton Foundation Won’t Return $250,000 Donation From Accused Rapist Harvey Weinstein
The Clinton Foundation, embroiled in numerous scandals, says it will not give back the money it received from Hollywood mogul and accused rapist Harvey Weinstein.

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New Clinic Doing Abortions Through All 9 Months Forced to Cancel Appoints After It’s Exposed as Unlicensed
Operation Rescue has confirmed that abortion appointments scheduled illegally for today at an unlicensed late-term abortion facility in Bethesda, Maryland, operated by abortionist LeRoy Carhart, have been cancelled.

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Trump Admin Settles Obamacare Abortion Mandate Lawsuits, Christians Won’t Have to Fund Abortion Drugs
In a huge victory for pro-life Advocates, the Trump Administration has settled lawsuits with a firm representing more than 70 clients fighting the Obama abortion mandate.

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Former Planned Parenthood President: Having Abortions Allows Women to “Enjoy Sexuality”
Faye Wattleton, who was president of Planned Parenthood from 1987 to 1992, spoke with W magazine recently about the abortion giant’s 101st anniversary Monday.

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George Soros Shifts $18 Billion To Foundation He Uses To Fund Pro-Abortion Groups
Left-wing financier George Soros just nearly tripled the size of his foundation by adding an additional $18 billion in assets.

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“The Good Doctor” Promotes Pro-Life Values as Mother Refuses to Abort Baby With Tumor
On Monday night, the new ABC medical drama series, The Good Doctor, told the story of a woman with a high-risk pregnancy determined to give birth to her baby despite doctors’ recommendations that she abort.

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President Donald Trump is Undoing the Pro-Abortion Damage Barack Obama Caused

Catholic Cardinal: “No One Can Justify Terminating an Innocent Child Growing in the Mother’s Womb”

Senate Approves Pro-Life Callista Gingrich as Vatican Ambassador

Homeless Mom Gives Birth to Triplets After Refusing Abortion

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Doctors Declared Her Brain Dead and Issued a Death Certificate, But Her Family Says She’s Still Alive

How Can Planned Parenthood be Pro-Woman When It Supports Sex-Selection Abortions?

Abortionist Only Gets 5 Years Probation for Doing Abortions Without a License and Possessing Illegal Drugs

Can There Really Be a “Safer” Physician-Assisted Suicide?

BBC Documentary Promotes Unlimited Abortions Throughout Pregnancy

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