John James for Senate - Michigan 2018

Combat veteran and businessman John James (R) is on the verge of scoring the biggest political upset of the year. James is running for the U.S. Senate in Michigan against Senator Debbie Stabenow (D), an 18-year incumbent powerhouse. He's never run for political office before and started the race with no money and no name awareness. Yet he won a come-from-behind victory in the Republican primary over a self-funding RINO, and is now giving Senator Stabenow the race of her life. James trailed Stabenow by 23 points a month ago, but has now cut her lead down to just seven points. He's rising in the polls so quickly that Stabenow was forced to ask former President Barack Obama to come to Michigan to campaign for her. James is an outsider who has served our country as an Army officer and run a successful business. He believes deeply in the principles of freedom that make America great. John James is exactly what voters in Michigan want, but he needs help to get his message out. Please make an urgent contribution to the John James for U.S. Senate campaign today! He doesn't have ties to the deep-pocketed political establishment. Instead, he has to rely on support from the grassroots. Senate Conservatives Fund (SCF) was the first major political group to endorse John James. We knew it would be an uphill climb, but we saw someone who was sincere in his convictions and who was willing to do the hard work necessary to be a competitive candidate. Now, thanks to the support of over ten thousands supporters, we have invested nearly $800,000 into his campaign. Please help us finish the job by making a contribution directly to the John James for Senate campaign. SCF will pay all processing fees and transfer your contribution directly to his campaign so he can spend 100% of it on voter contact in the final few days of this critical election. We have shocked the political establishment many times before. Let's do it again this year in Michigan. Thank you for supporting conservative principles and for helping underdog candidates like John James.