Support Doug Jones today!
Since his first day in office, Republican operatives and special interests have been watching, waiting for their chance to try to replace Doug Jones with a rubber stamp for President Trump's agenda.
Doug voted to do what was right. And now, the GOP must think that because Doug is from Alabama, this will be an easy seat to flip in 2020. But, like last time, they are underestimating Doug -- and underestimating America's support for common sense Democratic policies.
Will you chip in to help my friend Doug Jones keep fighting for middle-class families in the U.S. Senate?
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