The Fresno County Democratic Central Committee has not endorsed any candidate in this race.
Hi there,
Pete showed up to the CNN Town Hall on Sunday night ready to share his bold vision for our future. He answered questions fully and articulately, and we need more people to see the clips.
Below, we’ve included some of our favorite moments and linked each to a video of the full answer. Please forward to someone you know who needs to meet Pete, and let him convince them that they should be a part of this community.
I would like to personally invite you to celebrate the kickoff of my campaign for Fresno City Council, District 4. I am excited to share with you my story as well as my vision for Fresno’s future. I hope that you will join me for this special event.
Sincerely,
Tyler
Maxwell for Fresno City Council 2020 | FPPC #1415389
The Fresno County Democratic Central Committee has not endorsed any candidate in this race.
Hi there,
Pete showed up to the CNN Town Hall last night ready to share his bold vision for our future. He answered questions fully and articulately, and we need more people to see the clips.
Below, we’ve included some of our favorite moments and linked each to a video of the full answer. Please forward to someone you know who needs to meet Pete, and let him convince them that they should be a part of this community.
It was not that long ago that the ideas driving our campaign were considered fringe or extreme.
Raising the minimum wage to a living wage. Too radical. Guaranteeing health care to all as a right, not a privilege. Too radical. Aggressively combating climate change. Too radical. Reforming our broken criminal justice and immigration systems. Too radical. Not taking money from super PACs and the rich. Too radical.
Well, today those same ideas are supported by not only the majority of Americans, but also by many other candidates for president. That is thanks in large part to our political revolution.
Now we’d like to hear directly from you about which issues matter most to you in this campaign.
Take a couple minutes to complete our survey to say which issues are most important to you.
Make no mistake about it, this struggle is not just about defeating Donald Trump. This struggle is about taking on the incredibly powerful institutions that control the economic and political life of this country.
And while we have won some victories in recent years, our struggles have not always been successful.
So as we begin another campaign, it’s important to hear directly from you about the issues that motivate you. Because at the end of the day, it is the issues that drive the success of our campaign.
Your feedback is important. Thanks for taking the time to share it with us today.
In solidarity,
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. But we hope you’ll stay, because emails are such an important part of how we organize and how we raise money. In fact, there is no single greater source for our campaign’s fundraising than emails like this one. And that’s important, because no one person, not even Bernie Sanders, can take on Trump and the billionaire class alone.
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The Fresno County Democratic Central Committee has not endorsed any candidate in this race.
We’re doing things differently on this campaign. It’s a truly homegrown one, and we’re not takinganycorporate PAC or federal lobbyist money.
That’s becausewhat is most important to me is representing you— listening and meeting people where they are so that we can find common ground and forge real solutions.
We don’t have to be a nation governed by chaos.Wecanbe governed from opportunity.We can work together for the common good, make the world a safer place for our children and make sure opportunity for all is a reality.
If we’re going to help make people’s lives better, and our country more just, Democrats need to lead with big ideas.
That’s why Cory is proposing some of the most ambitious criminal justice reforms in a generation.
A few days ago, he introduced the Next Step Act, which would tackle everything from excessive sentencing guidelines and shameful prison conditions to problematic law enforcement practices and lackluster efforts to help formerly incarcerated Americans re-enter society. He doesn’t just want to decriminalize marijuana offenses — he wants to expunge the records of the people convicted of those crimes in the past to help give them a fresh start, and invest in the communities most harmed by the War on Drugs, namely poor communities and communities of color.
When the news of Paul Manafort’s ridiculously light prison sentence came down, a lot of people were outraged. Trust me: Cory was, too. He told me there was nothing about this criminal justice system that could surprise him anymore.
But ever since I’ve known Cory — which is going on two decades now — it’s what comes after the outrage that sets him apart. He rolls up his sleeves and gets to work. He runs toward the hardest challenges, not away from them. That’s how he wins the battles some think are impossible.
Some people snickered when he pushed for landmark reforms to our justice system in a Republican Congress under President Trump. But Cory led the way to get it done — and the First Step Act was signed into law in December.
And just as the name implies, that was only the first step — now is the time for the next, big step forward.
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