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SpeakEasy Political
Free and fair elections are a pillar of American democracy – and the recent news confirming Russia’s interference in our last presidential race is chilling.
We started SpeakEasy to help more Americans speak out – and speak louder. In light of the recent headlines reporting Donald Trump’s capitulation to Vladimir Putin, we have created new banner ads to help mobilize your voters and engage your supporters to fight back against what both many Democrats and Republicans are calling “treason.”
SpeakEasy Political is dedicated to making it faster, easier, and less expensive for Democratic candidates and causes to stand up and speak out. Please take a look – and take action – as soon as you can.
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