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I have spent the past two weeks telling you why now is the time for all conservative leaders to come to the aid of America. Read More.

Last week I gave you some examples of things you can do on a daily or weekly basis in order to stay in touch with our fellow conservatives. Read More.

Minnesota is a powder keg. Read More.

Last week I promised to give you qualities you should look for in a marketing WHO to experience major growth. Read More.

Last week I listed some key conservative leaders that had success in the organization they built. Read More.

Do you know why Democrats/liberals raise 700% more money each year than Republicans/conservatives? Read More.

I mentioned last week that the more ads the campaign runs, means more money the consultants make, even if that’s not the best way to use the money. Read More.

Last week I mentioned that the cost of a direct mail ad is paid for by those who read your ad and liked it so much—they sent money and gave you their name and address. Read More.

Do you think the purpose of direct mail is only to raise money? Read More.

Over the past few weeks, I released installments of a memo I had previously written on “storms.” Before I move onto another topic next week, I am leaving you with some information you may find interesting. Read More.

This is the last, promised, installment of the “storms” series, in which I will finish giving you the checklist my company uses for its 20+ clients. Read More.

Last week I gave you 14 items from a checklist my company uses for its 20+ clients. Read More.

Last week I promised to share with you a list of things to not only help get you safely through the storms but will allow you and your organization to prosper and grow. Read More.

Last week I listed seven storms that conservative fundraisers will need to navigate. Read More.

I have written in previous memos and blog posts about conservative fundraisers being in a number of storms. Read More.