I’m part of the LGBT Community – I’m half a B!
I hope you got a chance to see some of my week guest hosting The Daily Show. I got to talk about a lot of the important issues, including the rights of the LGBTQ+ and Drag communities.
Remember me?
I have a bit of a writing challenge here. (Unlike the other political emails you get, I actually write mine.) That’s why I’m really irked by the ones that start: “Personal.”
What Are “Midwest Values” Anyway?
I gave my political action committee its name, Midwest Values PAC, because I wanted to let people know I believed in the best values that I learned growing up in Minnesota. Hard work. Fairness. Justice.
First, you must have the boots
Thanks to donors like you, we at Midwest Values PAC helped to spoil the GOP’s predicted red wave. It was a huge defeat for the Republican election deniers, crackpots, and conspiracy theorists. As my wife Franni told me the day after the midterms, “It’s like the American people said, ‘Stop it!’”
Re: I have something REALLY important to say
My name is Josh Riley, and I was the 2022 Democratic nominee for Congress in New York’s 19th District. (If you want to learn more about my campaign, you can see some of my ads here, here, and here.)
Jimmy Carter
I had the great honor of meeting Former President Jimmy Carter on a number of occasions. My favorite was hammering nails with him on the northside of Minneapolis at a Habitat for Humanity Project.
A Romantic Donor Appeal
There’s nothing more romantic than political passion. That’s why I’ve always found that Valentine’s Day is the best non-legal holiday to make a request for your support for Midwest Values PAC.
I’m going to be honest — finally!
But to be honest, MVP does need your support so that we can continue to help so many progressive candidates around the country.
EXCITING NEW WEBSITE!!!
I can’t think of anything more exciting than the announcement that Midwest Values PAC has updated its website!
Not Written by ChatGBT
I’m going to be frank with you, this fundraising email is written by me, Al, and not by AI (artificial intelligence). See how confusing that is? Al and Al look exactly the same — because, in this font, a lower case “l” and a capital “I” look exactly the same. Yet one is me. And the other is not writing this email.
