Friend,

Wanted to make sure you saw Sam's note about what we're up against:

The truth is, we're under attack from all sides, and to keep putting climate front and center we need your support -- and we need it now.

This is the last call: We have until midnight to raise the final amount to get us to our $25,000 goal -- if you care about climate change, will you chip in $1 or more right now?

Thanks,

Aisling

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From: Sam Ricketts
Date: Wednes‌day, June‌ 12, 2‌019
Subject: Here's why we MUST pay attention to the attacks against our climate movement:

Friend,

Right now, Jay's getting attacked.

Koch cronies, Donald Trump Jr., and now even U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry (yes, I still can't believe that's a thing either) have lashed out against our bold plan to wean our nation off of fossil fuels.

Jay needs you now: Before tomorrow's mid-month deadline, donate $1 or more to help us raise $25,000 to fight back against these attacks!

Here's just a sampling of some of the recent attacks on Jay:

• Rick Perry called him "hypocritical" for not supporting natural gas projects in Washington. Like his boss Donald Trump, he'll do anything he can to back the fossil fuel industry while Jay works hard to promote actual clean energy progress.
• Donald Trump Jr. accused Jay of wanting to put thousands of middle-class workers out of their jobs -- because Jay is the only candidate ready to end coal for good. He said, "These people are crazy." Sure, we're crazy for wanting a clean and healthy planet -- right. Meanwhile, coal barons are trying to screw their workers out of their pensions, and Jay's the only candidate with a real plan to support coal communities in the transition to a clean energy economy.
• A Koch-supported organization called Jay's agenda "Extreme Eco-Policy" in an attempt to rile up their right-wing base. 100% clean energy is extreme? Oooooookay, sure.

Our mid-month deadline is TOMORROW at midnight: Help us fight back against these attacks and raise $25,000 by donating $1 or more right now.

Thanks,

Sam Ricketts
Climate Director