Dear Fellow Patriot,

Despite what the liberal media would have you believe, time has not run out on Donald Trump.

I think he still has a better than 50/50 chance to defeat Hillary Clinton on November 8.

The roadmap for a Trump victory goes directly through the battle ground states of North Carolina, Colorado, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Nevada to the home computer inboxes and smartphones of about 6,200,000 Catholic voters -- traditionally the single largest group of "swing" voters in Presidential elections.

The media refuses to report the truth about Mrs. Clinton's radical, anti-Catholic, anti-faith agenda. FedUp Political Action Committee is going around the media with an e-mail information alert that will deliver to Catholic voters the truth that the media is withholding.

These approximately 6,200,000 Catholics will determine who wins the combined 54 Electoral College votes in these battleground states . . .

. . . and those states will decide who becomes our next President.

What's more, the results of key U.S. Senate races in five of these battleground states will determine whether or not Republicans maintain control of the U.S. Senate for the next two years.

Reaching these Catholics and other voter groups is something I've been helping candidates and political campaigns do for a very long time. . .

. . . and in less than two minutes I can tell you how.

My name is Richard Viguerie.

I have been in the political direct mail advertising business for a little over 50 years. I pioneered political direct marketing in the 1960s and 70s and along the way sent out over 4 BILLION postal letters and billions of e-mail letters.

Direct Magazine in 2008 called me "the father of political DM [direct marketing]." That's because I discovered the one thing that makes direct mail the single-most effective form of advertising for political campaigns: the ability to reach only the intended audience.

TV advertisers can't say that. Radio advertisers can't say that.

Often 95% of the advertising dollars spent on those mediums is wasted because they reach everyone instead of just the people an advertiser needs to reach. Direct marketing works best because it can target an audience or group -- and only that group.

Here's why that discovery is so important.

The last public poll of likely Catholic voters released on October 3 reported that in a one-on-one match-up, Hillary Clinton was ahead of Trump 46% -- 40%.

Since then -- and especially in the six battleground states that are so absolutely critical on November 8 -- these two candidates are neck-and-neck.

In a one-on-one matchup, Trump v. Clinton, look at these numbers and you will see what I mean:

*Clinton's lead in New Hampshire cut by more than one-half since last month.

The numbers have changed in Trump's favor over the last two weeks and they will change some more in the less than two weeks remaining before Election Day.

One thing will not change: Catholics make up about 25% of all voters in the U.S. That means there are enough Catholic voters in these six battleground states to either give Trump the lead or bolster his margin where he already has a small lead.

I have written an e-mail letter targeting Catholics, especially Catholic women, filled with information on Hillary Clinton's anti-Catholic policies that the media isn't telling them. This e-mail letter will be going to Catholics in the vital battle ground states that will decide this election.

This election is winnable for Trump. These polls are within the margin of error for both candidates and the project I'm about to describe for you could shift momentum to Trump even more.

In addition to Trump's growing strength in these six battle ground states, polls released on October 25 and 26 show Trump leading in the must-win states of Florida and Ohio, where Clinton before this week had led almost every day since she won the Democratic party nomination.

The key to make sure Trump's motion continues going forward is to reach individual Catholics, and Catholic women in particular, with specific information and facts the media has not reported.

For example, speaking before the 2015 Women in the World Summit, Hillary Clinton issued a warning to Christians that remains mostly unreported by the mainstream media:

". . . deep-seated cultural codes, religious beliefs and structural biases have to be changed."

In other words, if Hillary Clinton becomes President, expect the criminalization of our Christian beliefs and values to be made official government policy.

In a Hillary Clinton administration, God, the Bible and the First Amendment will be replaced with government-approved "values" like diversity, political correctness, normalizing homosexual marriage and dictating how, when and where Americans can openly practice their faith.

The evidence to make that case is plentiful.

Hillary Clinton e-mails made public earlier this month by WikiLeaks reveal how Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta created front groups specifically to undercut Catholic bishops and subvert the Church's authority.

A Clinton presidency will declare war on the Christian faith.

These are things Catholic voters need to know but the liberal media hasn't reported a fraction of Mrs. Clinton's record on issues that matter to Americans of faith.

That's why direct marketing is such an important tool at this stage of the campaign.

I began FedUp Political Action Committee, an independent expenditure PAC to help conservative candidates and causes, a few years ago. FedUp PAC is ready right now to send an e-mail letter targeted to the approximately 6,200,000 Catholic voters in the battle ground states of Colorado, New Hampshire, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Arizona and North Carolina.

Please go here to read the letter that will go to Catholic voters with the information the media is withholding.

The entire purpose of this letter is to arm Catholic voters with the facts about Mrs. Clinton that the national media refuses to report and to do so at a speed only e-mail can provide.

Once Catholic voters learn the truth, I believe they will propel Trump to victory in the battle ground states where he absolutely must win.

George Marlin, author of the book The American Catholic Voter: Two Hundred Years of Political Impact, pointed out in an August 16 opinion piece for Newsmax that practicing Catholics can make the difference in the Rust Belt battle ground states of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan. "If the Rust Belt states are closely contested in November," Marlin observed, "the one or two percent difference that practicing Catholics can make will determine which person will be sworn in as president on January 20, 2017."

As I write this, staff in my mailing list company are reserving for FedUp PAC's use the names of subscribers to Catholic publications, supporters of Catholic charities and every other source of Catholic voters available on the market.

FedUp PAC can reach them with an e-mail at a cost of $0.04 each. We will urge the recipients to forward the letters to family members, friends and church members for even wider exposure literally within seconds. That is the advantage e-mail provides.

Each e-mail will reach at least 1.6 voters per household. If only 10% of the recipients pass on this e-mail letter, it could reach as many as 20 or 30 more voters for each $0.04 spent.

I hope you will go here to make a donation today to support this effort.

A $1,000 contribution will allow FedUp PAC to send 25,000 e-mails to Catholic voters in the six battle ground states. A $2,500 donation will allow FedUp PAC to send 62,500 e-mails to Catholic voters in these crucial states. A larger $5,000 or $10,000 donation will allow FedUp PAC to send as many as 125,000 or 250,000 e-mail letters to battle ground state Catholics.

In fact, there is no limit on the amount of your contribution to FedUp PAC, and corporate contributions can be accepted.

FedUp PAC has its marching orders: Send these e-mail alert letters as fast as the money comes in to pay for them. That's where I am counting on you.

With your help, we will use the power of direct marketing in service to a cause we both agree on: the defeat of Hillary Clinton and continued Republican control of not only the U.S. Senate but of the House of Representatives as well. The speed of e-mail at this late date is the only way to get out the facts while there is still time for them to make a difference.

Please rush your $1,000, $2,500, $5,000, $10,000 or your best donation at once. Thank you.

Sincerely,


Richard A. Viguerie
Chairman, FedUp PAC

P.S. Polls taken in six key battle ground states on October 25 and 26 show the race for President is neck-and-neck. Don't believe the drumbeat of false media reporting. Donald Trump can still win the Presidency. He still has time if you will help pay for millions of Catholic voters to receive our e-mail alert.   Completing the job of shifting momentum in the six battle ground states will propel Trump to victory on November 8. Your $1,000, $2,500, $5,000, $10,000 or your best donation will put direct marketing to work in a way that has proven successful thousands of times in my 50-plus year career. Please act immediately and the speed of e-mail will do the rest. Again, thank you for whatever help you can provide.

P.P.S. Go here to read the e-mail alert letter FedUp PAC will transmit -- I hope by the millions -- to Catholic voters in the six key battleground states as soon as the money comes in to pay the $0.04 per e-mail cost. It is the cheapest, fastest way to reach large numbers of voters. With your help, that is exactly what we will do.