What to do with those donation requests from political parties

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Just an idea I wanted to pass along to you all:

If or when you receive a letter from the state or national political parties asking for money, don’t throw it away. Instead, write a short note to the effect that you will not donate money to them until they make a firm commitment to the 10th Amendment and act on that commitment by offering substantive policies and by supporting candidates who will implement them.

I recently sent such letters to the LA Republican Party (referring them to the Tenth Amendment Center – so they could learn about the multitude of state nullification actions going on across the country) and to the NRA (specifically mentioning the Firearms Freedom Act in that letter).

Encourage others to do likewise. If these parties and organizations get enough financial pressure, they will give the 10th Amendment a more favorable look.

Walt Garlington is the founder of the Louisiana State Sovereignty Committee.

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This entry was posted on Thursday, February 11th, 2010 at 10:22 am. It is filed under Republocrats and tagged with Donation Requests, Political Parties. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.