| Friend,
Last month I told you that if you chip in any amount, even $3, we'd send you our Rules of the Road sticker to say thanks.
My team ended up sending out 15,000 of them. I had to double-check that I was reading right when I saw that number! The sticker is a small marker of a big set of values and commitments. So thank you to everyone who pitched in, and to everyone who believes in the kind of politics we're trying to build.
I was inspired by just how many of you responded to the values represented on this sticker, so we're bringing it back for a few more days.
If you missed it last month, or you just want another one for your water bottle or laptop, or to hand to a friend, you can get one by chipping in any amount before July 31:
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I've been on the road throughout this summer – as many places as I can get to, talking with people who don't always hear our kind of message, standing behind candidates who can truly deliver for their communities.
The Rules of the Road started as a statement of values that I put together when I was running for president: respect, belonging, truth, teamwork, boldness, responsibility, substance, discipline, excellence, and joy. They shaped how everyone, from a first-time volunteer to our senior staff, to myself, ran the campaign. But they were never only about one campaign.
During my travels this year, I keep coming back to the Rules of the Road. They help me decide who to endorse. They guide how I walk into a room, whether the people in it already agree with me or not. They represent a kind of compass for this work.
That's why I wanted to put this sticker back in front of our most committed supporters this month.
If you're able, pitch in $3 or more, help us fuel our work, and get your Rules of the Road sticker.
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Thank you,
Pete
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