Anyone who’s played or watched knows this: The fourth quarter feels different. Everyone on the field is nervous. The crowd is louder, the clock is faster, and every play seems to matter twice as much.
That’s exactly where we are in this election cycle.
And anyone who’s watched a lot of football knows what happens to teams who start acting like it’s over.
Feeling anxious is normal. The players who win aren’t the ones who feel nothing. They’re the ones who take a breath, trust the team, and focus on the next play.
The other side has more money and a bigger ad budget. That’s their depth chart. Our depth chart is a lot of people, all over this country, doing a little bit at a time. That’s how you win a close one.
Equal Opportunity Now is helping Democrats up and down the ballot finish this game strong. We’re on the field every day until the clock hits zero.
So put some points on the board. $7 for a touchdown, $14 for two, or $21 if you want to run up the score. Every point counts in the fourth quarter.
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