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Lessons from a Summer in the Trenches
If you’ve been reading my posts at all this summer, you know that I cannot stop looking to the past. As a student of history (though by no means an expert), it has been my privilege to blog to such a sizable, open-minded, and appreciative audience as the one here at American Majority. So as my summer internship here at the national headquarters comes to a close, I ask you to indulge me as I recall a few lessons learned, particularly applicable historical ones.
WANT TO BE AN AGENT OF CHANGE? HERE’S HOW~ PART TWO
Traveling across the state of Arkansas we have come across some truly effective organizations as well as some that are facing significant hurdles. One of…
Why YOU Matter
Yesterday when the mail arrived at our office, nestled in amongst the bills and junk mail was a letter from a candidate trained by American…
Want to be an agent of change? Here’s How~ Part One
Traveling across the state of Arkansas we have come across some truly EFFECTIVE organizations and some that are really struggling. One of the most effective…
Time To Go Back To School~ Local Power
There is a definite fervor for involvement around our state and nation, the problem is that our educational system has failed to teach the basic tenets of…
Cinema guide to lawn signs
Lawn signs may seem like a very minor component of a campaign. However, they can be extremely effective in an election if utilized correctly. If…
How to “Go Negative” Without Getting Nasty
Primary season. Ah, it’s fun times. I always look forward to election season, the palm cards, yard signs, door-to-door, fundraiser and sign wave craziness… but…