Just a few days ago, we achieved a great victory in Pennsylvania helping to elect Josh Shapiro Governor, John Fetterman Senator, and many others down ballot. They are the defenders of our democracy. You helped defend democracy by electing them. Even though the election is over in Pennsylvania, it is not over for the nation. The balance of the Senate may hang on the result of the Senate run-off in Georgia on December 6th between Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker. We sent Donald Trump packing in 2020 and Mastriano and Oz a few days ago. But their legacy remains – antisemitic hatemongers, malicious anti-science truth deniers, fake patriots, and a Supreme Court that denies women reproductive freedom. In less than a month’s time we will still face a Republican Party that could gain control of the Senate and push more fear, anger, resentment, and bigotry.
DJOP plans to help re-elect Senator Warnock and we need your help to make that happen. What can you do?
1.Donate to DJOP. We will send all money raised to the Warnock campaign to help them advertise, organize, and get out the vote. To donate, click HERE.
2. Post card campaign. Help us send post cards to GA voters. If you want post cards please email us at demjewishoutreachpa@gmail.com and we will send you post cards and addresses along with wording to use. All you need to do is pay for postage. Please let us know if you want 20, 40, 80 etc. and we will send the cards out ASAP. All cards must be sent out to voters prior to Thanksgiving.
3. You can, as well, phone bank with Jewish Democratic Council of America (JDCA), The national voice of Jewish Democrats. Join them Thursday November 17th for their GA kick off. Sign up HERE.
During his campaign Josh Shapiro often quoted from the Talmud that we “not be daunted by the enormity of the world’s grief. Do justly NOW. Love mercy NOW. Walk humbly NOW. You are not obligated to complete the work, but neither are you free to abandon it.” It is important that we respond to the fierce urgency of NOW. We will move forward together and not abandon the work.