Catholic Get Out The Vote

Richard A. Viguerie, Chairman
FedUp Political Action Committee
9625 Surveyor Court, Suite 400, Manassas, VA 20110

Dear Richard,

I want to help reach 16 million Catholic voters in 14 battle ground "swing" states in order to defeat Hillary Clinton and maintain Republican control of the House and Senate. I am sending my donation in the following amount:

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$ 50 to send 1,250 letters to Catholic households in the 14 battle ground states providing the facts about Hillary Clinton's anti-Catholic policies

$ 100 to send 2,500 letters to Catholic households in the 14 battle ground states providing the facts about Hillary Clinton's anti-Catholic policies

$ 250 to send 6,250 letters to Catholic households in the 14 battle ground states providing the facts about Hillary Clinton's anti-Catholic policies

$ 500 to send 12,500 letters to Catholic households in the 14 battle ground states providing the facts about Hillary Clinton's anti-Catholic policies

$ 1,000 to send 25,000 letters to Catholic households in the 14 battle ground states providing the facts about Hillary Clinton's anti-Catholic policies

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RICHARD A. VIGUERIE

"one of the creators of the modern conservative movement"
Alexander Cockburn
The Nation Magazine

RICHARD A. VIGUERIE transformed American politics in the 1960s and 1970s by pioneering the use of computerized direct marketing in the political and ideological spheres. His innovative skills and groundbreaking marketing strategies helped build the conservative movement, which then contributed to the election of Ronald Reagan as the first conservative president of the modern era.

Viguerie motivated millions of Americans to participate in politics for the first time, greatly expanding the base of active citizenship. He is our era's equivalent of Tom Paine, using a direct mail letter rather than a pamphlet to deliver his call to arms. George magazine credited this as one of the defining political movements of the 20th century.

Viguerie has mailed more than 4 billion letters in his 50-plus year direct marketing career. Ronald Reagan's 1968 campaign manager Cliff White and journalist William Gill wrote in their book Why Reagan Won: "In every election from 1966 onward, the Viguerie Company and its score of imitators brought information to millions of Americans; information that quite often the people could not obtain from newspapers or television or mass-circulation magazines."

The AFL-CIO News has said that Viguerie made it all possible for conservatives, and the Washington Post has called him "the conservatives' Voice of America." In 1979 Time magazine named him one of 50 future leaders of America, and in 1981 People magazine named him one of the 25 most intriguing people of the year. In a December 1999 op-ed for the Washington Times, Dr. Lee Edwards cited Viguerie as one of 13 "Conservatives of the Century."

Viguerie's latest book is "Takeover." The Republican Party has failed to win key elections because it has failed to deliver on its promises to roll back the tide of Big Government. In "Takeover," Viguerie outlines the way to establish limited government constitutional conservatism as the governing philosophy of the Republican Party and bring sanity back to Congress and the White House."

HELP FINANCE RICHARD'S DIRECT MARKETING ADVERTISING TO DEFEAT HILLARY CLINTON AND OTHER DEMOCRATS

About Richard Viguerie

"Richard understands the values that help our government and economy serve the interests of the people. And he knows how to put those values into action." -- Newt Gingrich

"The conservatives' Voice of America" -- Washington Post

"The father of political DM [direct marketing]" -- Direct Magazine, June 1, 2008

"Richard Viguerie is simply the best! He and his talented staff enabled us to set fundraising records that helped carry us to victory in November." -- Hon. Ken Cuccinelli, Attorney General of Virginia, 2010-2014

"One of the creators of the modern conservative movement" -- Alexander Cockburn, The Nation, February 14, 2008

One of 13 "Conservatives of the Century" -- Dr. Lee Edwards, Washington Times,, December 1999

the "architect of the New Right" -- Baltimore Sun

"When the history of American Conservatism is written, it should be noted the second most influential man in terms of the Conservative Movement and country, after Ronald Reagan, is direct communication wizard and conservative activist Richard A. Viguerie." -- Roger Stone, longtime Donald Trump advisor