Friend, Pride Month just ended, and I wanted to take a moment to reflect on such a meaningful month.
Not only is Pride about celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and remembering the progress we’ve made to be able to live and love freely — it’s about ensuring the next generation can do the same.
My wife Cheryl and I are proud of the life we’ve built together. We’re proud to live openly here in Minnesota. And we’re proud to be a part of a team that’s fighting to make sure everyone has that opportunity.
Right now, the LGBTQ+ community is under constant attack from the Trump administration and the entire MAGA movement. It feels like it never ends. More than ever before, we need leaders who are willing to stand up and fight like hell for our rights.
I’m running for the U.S. Senate to be a fierce defender of LGBTQ+ folks and to go to bat against the GOP’s harmful policies — from targeting marriage equality to passing bathroom bills and book bans. And I’m running to show every queer kid out there that they deserve a seat at the table.
But I need your help — right now. Here’s why:
↳ This is the last full month of my U.S. Senate campaign before my primary on August 11th — and folks, this race is neck-and-neck.
↳ We need to make our $1,000,000 fundraising goal to ensure that we can compete in every corner of the state and defeat MAGA extremist Michele Tafoya.
↳ Winning this race and flipping the Senate blue isn’t going to happen without a massive grassroots movement — and that’s where you come in.
National Republicans will do anything they can to defeat our movement and stop a fierce lesbian woman from becoming the next U.S. Senator from Minnesota.
They know that if I win this Senate seat, I’ll fight their hateful anti-LGBTQ+ agenda with everything I’ve got. But guess what?
With your support, we can meet our ambitious Final Month Goal and make history.
I know what it feels like to want to build a life, raise children and be fully, openly who you are — and to live in a world that doesn’t always make room for it.
I also know what it means to have people stand up for you. To feel the difference that makes.
I have stood up and fought for my community every day as a member of Congress, and you have my word: I’ll keep fighting every day in the Senate for you, for your children and for everyone who feels like they’ve been forgotten.
$1,000,000 doesn’t just help us reach every voter before the primary. It sends a signal to everyone watching that there’s a grassroots army behind this campaign — and that silencing the LGBTQ+ community in Minnesota isn’t going to happen without a real fight.
Together in the fight,
Angie

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