The people that were writing these e-mails told the Committee that they knew they had to pump out, whatever it was each of us 10 or 20 e-mails a day, because we knew that each time we sent out an e-mail, it would raise, whatever, fifty or a hundred thousand dollars, so there was no commitment.
Kinzinger discusses the pressure on individuals to send out fundraising emails after the election, implying they may have known the content was misleading.
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