Bill: Times like these test a president

Friend -- 

Times like these test a president -- and a presidential candidate.

For the past month, we've seen how Hillary responds when she's tested: with resolve, compassion, and a deep commitment to our values.

We've also gotten a taste of how the other side might act in the face of a crisis.

There’s no comparison. Hillary has shown what leadership looks like. If you agree, do something before the end of the month to show that you’re with her.

Hillary’s campaign still needs 170,000 donations to hit its goal before its big end-of-quarter deadline on June 30th. Chip in right now, and the campaign will send you a free sticker to say thank you:

Thanks,

Bill

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