You can probably see where this is going.
“Next week, we're facing our biggest fundraising deadline of the year,” Organizing for Action emailed supporters Tuesday. “But this email isn't about asking you for money.”
Of course, Sara El-Amine, executive director of the organization that grew out of President Barack Obama's two successful campaigns, wasn't done.
She heralded a number of progressive successes in 2014, including getting more people signed up on healthcare.gov, more states adopting same-sex marriage, 14 states raising the minimum wage, and getting gun restrictions enacted in Washington state.
“This email is just to say thank you. It's a long one, but let me sum it up by saying: There's no one else out there quite like us,” El-Amine said.
She concluded:
[T]hank you so, so much for your role in building this movement. We all depend on it.We've got our work cut out for us next year -- what we can get done truly is in your hands.
Let's go:
https://my.barackobama.com/Recommit-for-2015
What's in that link? It's a website to type your email and ZIP code into — followed by an ask for donations ranging from $15 to $1,000:
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