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If you care about a woman’s right to choose – or a fair U.S. Supreme Court in the years to come – the news today couldn’t be worse. At SpeakEasy Political, we’re ready to help you fight back – starting today. We have new digital political ads ready to go so you can help mobilize your voters and supporters to commit right away to resist this dangerous nomination.
President Donald Trump has just nominated a strongly partisan and anti-choice candidate for the court – and if confirmed, he will be defining our rights for decades to come. Use our digital political ads to add your voice to the call to stop the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh.
History has shown that acting fast is key to building a strong list online after a major news event. Act now to grow your lists quickly so you are ready to help fight back when this nomination is considered by the Senate.
It only takes 20 minutes to adapt and place these new digital political ad banners, and we’re here to help if you get stuck.
SpeakEasy Political is dedicated to making it faster, easier, and less expensive for Democratic candidates and causes to stand up and speak out with digital political ads. Please take a look – and take action – as soon as you can.
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