Subject: Survey: What should Congress do in 2016?
From: Ann Kirkpatrick <[email-masked]>
To: John Podesta <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2016 17:08:34 +0000

John,

In homes everywhere, families are talking about their hopes for the year ahead. That's what January does to folks. We stare out on the horizon of a new year and think about everything we can do with it. 

It happens in Washington, too. The President made his State of the Union address last night, giving us a bird's-eye-view of how he intends to spend his final year in office. Congress will spend the month setting the tone for the next year. 

But what matters most to me are your words. I want to know what big issues you and your family talk about in your living room; around your kitchen table; or out in the yard while the kids (or grandkids) play. 

Click here to let us know what you'd most like to see Congress do in 2016. 

http://az.kirkpatrickforsenate.com/e160113

I know that's not an entirely fair question. There are so many challenges that all need to be addressed.

We need to create jobs -- lots of them. We need to focus on national security and the fight against ISIS so that families in Arizona and our nation are safe and free from fear. We need to fix our broken immigration system, protect seniors and veterans, and improve education for our kids. Our state is changing by the day. We need to keep up. 

But we can't do everything at once. Progress is made one boot step at a time. And I want to know what steps you think should come first. 

It won't take more than a few minutes. Take our quick survey today. 

http://az.kirkpatrickforsenate.com/e160113

What do I see looking out into 2016? I see the opportunity to bring my work on behalf of Arizona families to the United States Senate. And with your help, I know we can get there. 

Thank you for all of your help, and thanks for your input. 

Ann
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