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      "Good evening, Anderson!"
      "It’s an honor to be standing here in a city that has built things—real things—with calloused hands and unshakable pride. A city that knows what it means to work, to rise, to fight for the future."
      "I’m Askari Pierre, and I came here tonight not to ask for your vote first—but for your belief. Because I believe in Anderson. I believe in working people. And I believe that the best days of this city are still ahead."
      "Let’s be real: Anderson has taken hit after hit over the decades. GM left. Wages fell. And the promises from the state? Mostly hot air."
      "But through all of it, you’ve kept going. You’ve raised families. You’ve opened businesses. You’ve coached football and made meals stretch. You’ve done your part."
      "Now it’s time Indiana did its part."
      "When I’m in the governor’s office, we’re not going to throw tax breaks at out-of-state corporations while Anderson crumbles. We’re going to invest in places that made this state what it is."
      "I have a jobs plan that’s not just about statistics—it’s about stability. That means:"
      "Rebuilding Indiana manufacturing with union jobs tied to infrastructure, clean energy, and transportation."
      "Supporting small and mid-sized businesses with state-backed lending and grant programs."
      "Expanding vocational education, so young people can get to work without drowning in debt."
      "This isn’t a theory. It’s what I’ve lived. My family didn’t have much growing up. We didn’t talk politics around the dinner table—we talked hours, layoffs, and how to stretch a dollar."
      "So no, I’m not here to play political games. I’m here to bring results home—to cities like this."
      "It’s a disgrace that in a city like Anderson, people still have to drive for miles just to find care they can afford. We’re going to change that."
      "We’ll expand community health clinics."
      "Protect union healthcare plans."
      "And bring mental health services out of the shadows and into the neighborhoods that need them most."
      "Because no working person should ever have to choose between a paycheck and a doctor’s visit."
      "Now I know, Anderson’s seen its fair share of politicians. Folks who come here for a photo op and disappear after the polls close."
      "I’m not that guy. And you’re not a photo op. You’re the heart of this state. And it’s time you were treated like it."
      "Whether you’re a steelworker or a nurse, a union welder or a retired schoolteacher—this campaign is about building a future where you’re seen, you’re respected, and you’re part of the solution."
      "So tonight, I’m asking you to dig deep—not just in your wallets, but in your belief that Anderson deserves better. That the past isn’t the only thing this city is known for—that the future can be, too."
      "Let’s organize. Let’s mobilize. Let’s knock on doors and raise our voices. Because if we stand together—we win together."
      "Thank you, Anderson. Let’s build it back. Stronger. Smarter. Together."

    • “Good evening, folks, and thank you for coming here today. My name is Tony Raines, Governor of Kentucky, and I come to you today on behalf of the fight to secure the future of our country. 
      “Right now, we have a White House controlled by a Democratic Party that is hostile to many core values of the American identity. The White House is listless, with a President asleep at the helm, but when he does find the will to steer it, he veers hard to the left in destructive ways. The same is true of his party more broadly.
      “The President wants to enact a socialist ‘jobs guarantee’ that amounts to a soft nationalization of the labor market. It’s bad economics and bad policy all around. It will hurt workers, harm American economic dynamism, explode our deficit, and undermine entrepreneurs. At the same time, he wants to drastically hike taxes on businesses and bury the economy under mountains of burdensome regulations. He has failed to make good on the promises of our current moment, and he has failed to deliver results for the American people. 
      “Meanwhile, his party more broadly is following the same path. In Hawaii, they are trying to pass a socialist healthcare scheme localized entirely within their state. Say, ‘Aloha!’ to medical innovation and efficiency of treatment because if they get their way, American healthcare will be trampled under the boot of the government. 
      “What we need is economic liberty. We need to empower entrepreneurs without leaving workers behind. We need to cut red tape and harness the natural resources God has blessed our land with. We need to unleash innovation and control the growth of government, leading it in a smart and careful direction. We need lower taxes, smarter spending, and leaders in Washington willing to get their hands dirty and clean out the muck that jams up the system. 
      “In Kentucky, we’ve already made progress on these promises. We’ve invested in businesses, and we’re working on more initiatives to empower business leaders across the state. We know that sometimes, the answer doesn’t lie in massive new spending mandates and reactionary regulatory punishments. We’ve made a stand for our values and delivered results for our people. As a result, the citizens have begun to trust the state government again. That’s the kind of leadership we need.
      ”I’m here today to take that fight to a national level. We need funds if we’re going to fight back against the socialist schemes of the far-left under President Carter. Join me today and together, we can keep the left from unchecked power in Washington and in state houses nationwide. Thank you.” 

    • “Good evening, folks, and thank you for coming here today. My name is Tony Raines, Governor of Kentucky, and I come to you today on behalf of the fight to secure the future of our country. 
      “Right now, we have a White House controlled by a Democratic Party that is hostile to many core values of the American identity. The White House is listless, with a President asleep at the helm, but when he does find the will to steer it, he veers hard to the left in destructive ways. The same is true of his party more broadly.
      “The President wants to enact a socialist ‘jobs guarantee’ that amounts to a soft nationalization of the labor market. It’s bad economics and bad policy all around. It will hurt workers, harm American economic dynamism, explode our deficit, and undermine entrepreneurs. At the same time, he wants to drastically hike taxes on businesses and bury the economy under mountains of burdensome regulations. He has failed to make good on the promises of our current moment, and he has failed to deliver results for the American people. 
      “Meanwhile, his party more broadly is following the same path. In Hawaii, they are trying to pass a socialist healthcare scheme localized entirely within their state. Say, ‘Aloha!’ to medical innovation and efficiency of treatment because if they get their way, American healthcare will be trampled under the boot of the government. 
      “What we need is economic liberty. We need to empower entrepreneurs without leaving workers behind. We need to cut red tape and harness the natural resources God has blessed our land with. We need to unleash innovation and control the growth of government, leading it in a smart and careful direction. We need lower taxes, smarter spending, and leaders in Washington willing to get their hands dirty and clean out the muck that jams up the system. 
      “In Kentucky, we’ve already made progress on these promises. We’ve invested in businesses, and we’re working on more initiatives to empower business leaders across the state. We know that sometimes, the answer doesn’t lie in massive new spending mandates and reactionary regulatory punishments. We’ve made a stand for our values and delivered results for our people. As a result, the citizens have begun to trust the state government again. That’s the kind of leadership we need.
      ”I’m here today to take that fight to a national level. We need funds if we’re going to fight back against the socialist schemes of the far-left under President Carter. Join me today and together, we can keep the left from unchecked power in Washington and in state houses nationwide. Thank you.” 

    • Knox Carver held a fundraiser in Fort Worth, Texas, for his Southern Values PAC. The PAC will be spending donated money to support candidates for local, state, and federal office that align with conservative values and promise to support and enact conservative policies. Knox Carver invited wealthy conservatives and representatives from causes such as National and State Right to Life, law enforcement groups, immigration activists, and parental rights advocates.
      In an address to the attendees, Knox Carver warned about the dangers of allowing candidates hostile to their values to win uncontested. Police forces defunded and demoralized; a border overrun and paralyzed by bad-faith leaders and malicious cartels; draconian abortion regimes from coast to coast; and schools that can weaponize the state to take children from parents who refuse to consent to the surgical mutilation of their children in the furtherance of gender ideology. These were some of the consequences Knox warned attendees about.
      By fighting back, not only could they stop such things from happening, they could secure their own positive victories. Pro-life policies that prevent tax dollars from going to abortion and instead send them to pro-life pregnancy centers; a safe and secure border; better paid, trained, and staffed police forces; and more.
      Attendees were encouraged to give to the PAC so that they could fight to secure their values for the next generation.

    • “Good evening, folks, and thank you for coming here today. My name is Tony Raines, Governor of Kentucky, and I come to you today on behalf of the fight to secure the future of our country. 
      “Right now, we have a White House controlled by a Democratic Party that is hostile to many core values of the American identity. The White House is listless, with a President asleep at the helm, but when he does find the will to steer it, he veers hard to the left in destructive ways. The same is true of his party more broadly.
      “The President wants to enact a socialist ‘jobs guarantee’ that amounts to a soft nationalization of the labor market. It’s bad economics and bad policy all around. It will hurt workers, harm American economic dynamism, explode our deficit, and undermine entrepreneurs. At the same time, he wants to drastically hike taxes on businesses and bury the economy under mountains of burdensome regulations. He has failed to make good on the promises of our current moment, and he has failed to deliver results for the American people. 
      “Meanwhile, his party more broadly is following the same path. In Hawaii, they are trying to pass a socialist healthcare scheme localized entirely within their state. Say, ‘Aloha!’ to medical innovation and efficiency of treatment because if they get their way, American healthcare will be trampled under the boot of the government. 
      “What we need is economic liberty. We need to empower entrepreneurs without leaving workers behind. We need to cut red tape and harness the natural resources God has blessed our land with. We need to unleash innovation and control the growth of government, leading it in a smart and careful direction. We need lower taxes, smarter spending, and leaders in Washington willing to get their hands dirty and clean out the muck that jams up the system. 
      “In Kentucky, we’ve already made progress on these promises. We’ve invested in businesses, and we’re working on more initiatives to empower business leaders across the state. We know that sometimes, the answer doesn’t lie in massive new spending mandates and reactionary regulatory punishments. We’ve made a stand for our values and delivered results for our people. As a result, the citizens have begun to trust the state government again. That’s the kind of leadership we need.
      ”I’m here today to take that fight to a national level. We need funds if we’re going to fight back against the socialist schemes of the far-left under President Carter. Join me today and together, we can keep the left from unchecked power in Washington and in state houses nationwide. Thank you.” 

    • “Good evening, folks, and thank you for coming here today. My name is Tony Raines, Governor of Kentucky, and I come to you today on behalf of the fight to secure the future of our country. 
      “Right now, we have a White House controlled by a Democratic Party that is hostile to many core values of the American identity. The White House is listless, with a President asleep at the helm, but when he does find the will to steer it, he veers hard to the left in destructive ways. The same is true of his party more broadly.
      “The President wants to enact a socialist ‘jobs guarantee’ that amounts to a soft nationalization of the labor market. It’s bad economics and bad policy all around. It will hurt workers, harm American economic dynamism, explode our deficit, and undermine entrepreneurs. At the same time, he wants to drastically hike taxes on businesses and bury the economy under mountains of burdensome regulations. He has failed to make good on the promises of our current moment, and he has failed to deliver results for the American people. 
      “Meanwhile, his party more broadly is following the same path. In Hawaii, they are trying to pass a socialist healthcare scheme localized entirely within their state. Say, ‘Aloha!’ to medical innovation and efficiency of treatment because if they get their way, American healthcare will be trampled under the boot of the government. 
      “What we need is economic liberty. We need to empower entrepreneurs without leaving workers behind. We need to cut red tape and harness the natural resources God has blessed our land with. We need to unleash innovation and control the growth of government, leading it in a smart and careful direction. We need lower taxes, smarter spending, and leaders in Washington willing to get their hands dirty and clean out the muck that jams up the system. 
      “In Kentucky, we’ve already made progress on these promises. We’ve invested in businesses, and we’re working on more initiatives to empower business leaders across the state. We know that sometimes, the answer doesn’t lie in massive new spending mandates and reactionary regulatory punishments. We’ve made a stand for our values and delivered results for our people. As a result, the citizens have begun to trust the state government again. That’s the kind of leadership we need.
      ”I’m here today to take that fight to a national level. We need funds if we’re going to fight back against the socialist schemes of the far-left under President Carter. Join me today and together, we can keep the left from unchecked power in Washington and in state houses nationwide. Thank you.” 

    • Character: Knox Carver City/County: Travis County (TX) - Austin
      Knox Carver held a fundraiser in Austin, Texas, for his Southern Values PAC. The PAC will be spending donated money to support candidates for local, state, and federal office that align with conservative values and promise to support and enact conservative policies. Knox Carver invited wealthy conservatives and representatives from causes such as National and State Right to Life, law enforcement groups, immigration activists, and parental rights advocates.
      In an address to the attendees, Knox Carver warned about the dangers of allowing candidates hostile to their values to win uncontested. Police forces defunded and demoralized; a border overrun and paralyzed by bad-faith leaders and malicious cartels; draconian abortion regimes from coast to coast; and schools that can weaponize the state to take children from parents who refuse to consent to the surgical mutilation of their children in the furtherance of gender ideology. These were some of the consequences Knox warned attendees about.
      By fighting back, not only could they stop such things from happening, they could secure their own positive victories. Pro-life policies that prevent tax dollars from going to abortion and instead send them to pro-life pregnancy centers; a safe and secure border; better paid, trained, and staffed police forces; and more.
      Attendees were encouraged to give to the PAC so that they could fight to secure their values for the next generation.

    • Character: Knox Carver City/County: Travis County (TX) - Austin
      Knox Carver held a fundraiser in Austin, Texas, for his Southern Values PAC. The PAC will be spending donated money to support candidates for local, state, and federal office that align with conservative values and promise to support and enact conservative policies. Knox Carver invited wealthy conservatives and representatives from causes such as National and State Right to Life, law enforcement groups, immigration activists, and parental rights advocates.
      In an address to the attendees, Knox Carver warned about the dangers of allowing candidates hostile to their values to win uncontested. Police forces defunded and demoralized; a border overrun and paralyzed by bad-faith leaders and malicious cartels; draconian abortion regimes from coast to coast; and schools that can weaponize the state to take children from parents who refuse to consent to the surgical mutilation of their children in the furtherance of gender ideology. These were some of the consequences Knox warned attendees about.
      By fighting back, not only could they stop such things from happening, they could secure their own positive victories. Pro-life policies that prevent tax dollars from going to abortion and instead send them to pro-life pregnancy centers; a safe and secure border; better paid, trained, and staffed police forces; and more.
      Attendees were encouraged to give to the PAC so that they could fight to secure their values for the next generation.

    • The Chicago Cultural Center’s Grand Hall is filled with Democratic donors, party leaders, and activists, with tables set for contributions and a banner reading “Senator Dre Thompson: A Vision for Leadership.” Senator Dre Thompson steps up to a podium with a mic, wearing a suit with a blue tie.
        Chicago, thank you for joining me tonight! Crowd claps, some cheering softly. I’m Senator Dre Thompson from Ohio, and I’m here to talk about the future of our party. I’m exploring a potential role as Senate Minority Leader, and I need your input and support to take that step. I’ve always been driven by fairness. From my time as a labor lawyer in Youngstown to winning a tough R+7 seat in Ohio, I’ve fought for workers, families, and communities who deserve a voice. If I take on this leadership role, I’ll bring that same dedication to our caucus, putting everyday Americans at the center of everything we do. I believe in uniting our party. We’ve got progressives, moderates, and everyone in between, and I want to bring us together to focus on what we share, delivering real results for people. From Ohio to Illinois, I’ll make sure every Democrat’s voice is heard, building a stronger, more cohesive team. I’m ready to stand firm against opposition. We’ll protect voting rights, making sure every American can cast their ballot without barriers. I’ll push for trade policies that put American workers first, ensuring our communities aren’t left behind in a global economy. Transparency is non-negotiable for me. If I step into this role, I’ll keep our caucus open and honest with the public, sharing our goals and our progress every step of the way. Democrats deserve a leader who’s upfront about the challenges and relentless in finding solutions. Your support tonight will help me decide on this next step, to strengthen our party, and to lead with purpose in the Senate. Let’s come together, let’s fight for what’s right, let’s show America what Democrats stand for. Thank you for being part of this journey! Crowd claps warmly, raising their glasses as he steps down to greet donors.

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