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“GROW OUR PARTY”
Join the
Republican Main Street Partnership PAC Today
We invite you to join the Republican Main
Street Partnership PAC today.
Main Street symbolizes the place in
America’s cities and towns where members of the community come together
to exchange ideas and build consensus. The goal of the Republican Main
Street Partnership is simple; to find commonsense solutions to problems
that people are wrestling with each and every day.
Congress grapples with many controversial
issues, so it is more important than ever that we come up with doable
approaches. But to win the battle of ideas we must have a strong
membership to back them up.
Could we hear your ideas? Could we ask
for your financial help? Without support, it is difficult to play a
vital role in shaping public policy on such high-profile issues as
education, stem cell research and Social Security. And without our
leadership, there is a real possibility that solutions to these
challenges will fall victim to endless partisan wrangling.
So it is the time to organize. Your ideas
and your participation are needed now in the center of moderate
Republican thinking.
As the late President Reagan once said; “I
want the record to show that I do not view the revitalized Republican
Party as one based on a principle of exclusion. After all, you do not
get to be a majority party by searching for groups you won’t associate
or work with.”
We ask – will you join the Republican Main
Street Partnership PAC today?
Thank you!
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Who’s Talking
about the
Republican Main Street Partnership?
“The
Main Street PAC provides vital support to centrist
candidates who face challenging elections. Their efforts
greatly assist my campaign and others across the
country.”
--U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe (ME)
“It’s
impossible to create a right-only majority in America,”
Gingrich told several dozen people at a forum sponsored
by the Republican Main Street Partnership, formed in the
late 1990s to voice “centrist” party views. “The key to
electing Republicans to more offices and have a bigger
majority is to be more inclusive.”
--Cox
News Service
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