We think we can win this race on better ideas and better morals, not corporate or billionaire money (despite being out-funded 10-to-1).
That's why, out of principle, we don't accept any corporate PAC money--because representatives should represent the people who elected them in the first place, not outside moneyed interests.
Despite being outfunded 10-to-1 by our opponent who accepts all the corporate money, we still think we can win. Stats show that 92% of the time, the candidate who raises the most money wins in the general election. We're the 8% because our campaign actually has morals.
We represent the people's interests, not the billionaire class. We think that's the bare minimum you should ask of your politicians.
"The only identity boundary that ever really mattered in human history is between the 99% and the 1%. And the only way to beat the 1% is for the 99% to wake up to this fact of history."
