Sadly, in our current political system, it’s often the loudest and most radical voices that garner the most attention and raise the most money. And it’s no coincidence that, at a time when we desperately need to come together to create jobs and economic opportunity, too many of our political figures remain engaged in partisan bickering that does little to move our nation forward.
We need leaders who are focused on promoting economic opportunity, not partisan politics.
Together, we can make a real difference and reset the tone to encourage more Democrats and Republicans to find common ground and work together.
Chip in any amount to support John Hickenlooper's re-election campaign and Tim Kaine's Common Ground PAC today:
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