Obama endorses Raphael Warnock for Georgia’s Senate

 

ALERT: President Obama endorses Raphael Warnock for Georgia’s Senate Special Election. Warnock will be seated in time to vote AGAINST Trump’s Supreme Court nominee if he wins. He’s the key to flipping the Senate and saving the Court, so President Obama is asking Democrats everywhere to help ELECT Warnock. CLICK TO RUSH $5 NOW →
Obama endorses U.S. Senate candidate Warnock in Georgia - MSNBC
Here are the facts, Robert:

FACT → Warnock is 4 POINTS AHEAD in Georgia’s Senate Special Election!

FACT → If he wins, he could BLOCK Trump’s Supreme Court nominee!

FACT → Obama just told Democrats EVERYWHERE to help elect Warnock! So we’re heeding the call and 5X-MATCHING all gifts. GIVE NOW →
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Robert, with Obama and good Democrats everywhere behind him, Warnock can WIN!

But we need to keep up this momentum and raise $30,000 to elect Warnock by the end of this week, or he could fall behind and it’ll all be for nothing.
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