Sam Seder
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How To Deploy Your Money To Help Diminish Republican Power

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July 4, 2022

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Nick from Oklahoma I make good money. What is the most effective way to deploy it to reduce the power of the GOP candidate's organizations and local democratic party? I think you know, pound for pound, I think the Wisconsin state party is a good place to donate money. because Wisconsin is sure to be a key race. I would say Pennsylvania. like Fetterman and Shapiro's race. really important. I would say, local candidates. I wouldn't do any sort of general I wouldn't give for like the d triple c. or I would earmark your money directly. We'll have more of that coming soon. I think Aaron Kleinman has a good program running on targeting state races too. We'll talk to him.

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