What I've learned from being a Phillies fan

It's about more than the game.

Jason,   Watching the Phillies trounce the Padres at Citizens Bank Park with my parents on Monday was the best Father's Day gift.    My father's childhood experiences playing cricket in India led him to follow baseball and become an avid Phillies fan. He passed on his love for the game to me and my brother. Decades after taking in games in Veterans Stadium's $1 seats, spending another summer evening at the park together was pure joy. READ: "Is this Phillies fan the future of the Democrats?"   When Alec Bohm blasted a 3-run homer in the 5th inning, everyone jumped to their feet and started high-fiving. That's one of my favorite parts about baseball. It's not just the joy of the game but a real community that brings people together from all walks of life.    My friend Will Bunch from the Philadelphia Inquirer joined us for the game. We talked about baseball, cricket, the upcoming election, and what it will take for Biden to win a second term.   I hope you take 5 minutes to read Will's piece about our talk in The Philadelphia Inquirer. You can text me at (650) 999-9610 to let me know what you think.   Thank you for your activism and all that you do.   In solidarity, Ro Wait! One more thing– Ro doesn't accept a cent from lobbyists or PACs, meaning our work is completely funded by grassroots supporters like you. By donating just $3 today, you're helping us create a country that works for everyone, not just those at the top. That means a renewed investment in American manufacturing, Medicare for All, student debt relief, and a green future.   If you want to support our people-powered campaign as we continue to fight for progress in Washington, please consider making a donation of $3 or more today. Thank you! DONATE $3 DONATE MORE Ro for Congress P.O Box 3513 Santa Clara, CA 95051 United States Paid for by Ro for Congress If you believe you received this message in error or wish to no longer receive email from us, please unsubscribe.