Danny D. Glover

They say in organizing you never have enough time, money, or help. I’ve reached a place where I’ve exhausted all three. I won’t make this a long, drawn-out post, I’ll get straight to the substance.

At this time, I am withdrawing my name from consideration for Congress in Georgia’s Second Congressional District. This decision was not made lightly. As I said at the beginning, success requires three things: time, money, and help.

Since starting this journey, I have not worked. As many of you know, I’m usually engaged in someone’s campaign, a special project, or work in renewable energy. However, once I decided to pursue this position, I stepped away from that work. I have now exhausted my savings, and with the help of family, friends, and God, I’ve managed to stay afloat.

At this point, I believe my efforts are best spent getting myself back on solid footing. If I can’t ensure that I’m stable, there’s no sense in trying to take on the responsibility of serving an entire district.

I sincerely appreciate everyone’s help, support, prayers, and donations throughout this process. Thank you for standing with me.

-Danny

Whenever you think about the race in Georgia’s 2nd Congressional District, pause and ask yourself one simple question: how has your life actually improved over the last 31 years?

If your neighborhood is stronger, your pay has gone up year after year, your schools are well funded, crime isn’t a daily worry, and you have real options for shopping, eating, and building a life, then I understand why you might stick with the status quo. If the last three decades have worked for you, that makes sense.

But if you’ve watched hope and opportunity get gambled away, if every year feels like a fight just to keep up, if your neighborhood is crumbling, your schools are underfunded, and basic services feel out of reach, then you’re who I’m speaking to.

We have a choice. We can keep sending a privileged, private-school politician to Washington to pretend he understands your material needs. Or we can send someone who’s lived this reality for 31+ years and is ready to fight for real change.

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