Communicating Your Message With the Media

Candidates must be reminded that outside direct voter contact and paid advertisements, voters receive an abundance of information from the media. If conservative candidates want voters to hear their message they shouldn’t write off the media or take them for granted.

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Lessons From My Three Year Old Daughter

Welcome to the newly designed AmericanMajority.org. Please take advantage of our free resources, including podcasts, guides, and presentations. We hope you will sign up for email alerts under our Join tab so that we can include you in upcoming trainings and announcements. Thank you for all you do.My three year old daughter is awesome.  She’s got [...]

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Power Corrupts…Again

In the wake of Speaker Pelosi’s declaration that she has successfully “drained the swamp” despite two high-profile flaps, Dallas Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson has found herself in bit of a pickle recently as it’s been discovered that she’s been doling out scholarship money to family members and close associates’ children like it was candy on [...]

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So, Politics is just not your thing? ~ Part One

Growing up in the 80’s one of the mantra’s I’ve heard most of my life is: “Don’t discuss politics and religion.” in polite company. (As an aside I found this “starter piece” on The Etiquette of Talking Politics, I don’t agree fully but she makes some excellent points, especially for newbies) I always wondered why [...]

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An American “Revival” – Let’s Stop and Think

At the risk of stirring up a bit of controversy, it would be wise to examine and contemplate some of the statements made by Glenn Beck’s critics. And just to be clear, we are not talking about those who disagree with him politically.

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Hooky Playing Government Employee Kept on the Books… for 12 Years!

I’m sure at least a few of us thought about playing hooky today, with summer winding down and (at least here) the sun shining outside, but could you imagine playing hooky for 12 years? Well, an employee of the taxpayer funded “Community Services” Board in Norfolk, Virginia did exactly that. For 12 years the employee [...]

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Update: Driveway Taxes and Pooches Pool Parties

You might remember this post from last week, where I discussed the new “driveway tax” passed last week by the city council in Mission, KS.  This tax (assessed as a fee) will apply to nonprofits including churches, schools and governments, will charge homeowners $72 each year for having a driveway, while businesses will be charged [...]

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“All Politics is Local”

Since that fateful February afternoon when, live on CNBC, Rick Santelli’s “Shout Heard ‘Round the World” sparked an already heated national sentiment on the heels of over-reaching stimulus and bailout bills, Tea Party leaders and commoners across the nation have created a national political pressure-cooker of the sort barely precedented in our nation’s history.

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NEW WATCHMEN: THE CASE FOR ONGOING ACTIVISM AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Growing up in east Texas, far removed from a large metropolis, it was standard operating procedure to perform outdoor yard work under the hot Texas sun on any given weekend. Always present was my grandfather who was all-too-familiar with the operating functions of a lawn mower, how to remove brush from a clearing, and the [...]

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Direct Mail Done Right

Whether you are running for president or the city council, direct mail will undoubtedly be a large component of your campaign strategy. When done right, direct mail is one of the most effective ways to connect with voters. Below are five rules that will enable you to put together a successful direct mail plan for the months ahead.

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