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BY Richard A. Viguerie

Last week I mentioned that if an election is to be nationalized around conservative issues, it will almost certainly need to be done by CONSERVATIVES.

Establishment Republicans are uncomfortable campaigning on conservative issues, especially cultural issues—mostly because they are not conservative; they are Big Government Republicans.

Republican consultants are yelling via emails, postal letters, phone calls, fundraising receptions, breakfasts, lunches, and dinners that all it will take to beat the Democrats is more money, i.e., “Send my candidate a lot of money and we’ll win.”

To quote Morton Blackwell, “Most Republican campaign consultants are content-free.”

How will you know if the campaign is nationalized around our issues?

If a campaign is nationalized around conservative issues, not only will the candidate, his campaign team, and his campaign surrogates be stressing the conservative issues, but the issues will be front and center on the TV news shows, talk radio, newspapers, magazines, social media, etc.

And this is a job not just for conservative candidates and national conservatives but all conservatives, whether you operate at the national, state, or local level. All can forward articles to family and friends. If you blog, have a podcast, Tweet, post on YouTube, Facebook, or Snapchat, you’re needed to help nationalize future elections and build the conservative movement.

It’s Paul Revere Time, Folks.

It’s time for each and every conservative to be a modern-day Paul Revere—alerting others about the dangers we face from Democrats.

Don’t wait for orders from President Trump, Jesse, Tucker, Hannity, Levin, GOP leaders, or me. Rush to the sound of the battle.

You know what you can do, so please start today. Each of us has different talents and resources available to us—use them.

I’ll finish this series next week by sharing with you exactly what it means to be a modern-day Paul Revere.

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Richard Viguerie receiving the Ronald Regan Leadership Award
Before Rush Limbaugh, there was Richard Viguerie. Many conservatives listened to, learned from, and heeded the advice articulated by the late radio talk show legend. But before Rush, conservatives looked to Richard Viguerie, the funding father of the conservative movement, for the “right word” on policy and politics. Before Mr. Limbaugh, it was Mr. Viguerie whose mail was delivered over hill and dale, through rain, sleet, and snow, to conservative donors and activists, prodding them to take action.
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