AMAC Members Urge Virginia Governor to Veto Bad Election Internet Bills
AMAC members flooded Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s office with nearly 800 messages urging him to veto bad election integrity bills passed by the legislature. The Governor responded by vetoing 12 of the 16 bills in question with future action pending.
JCN and AMAC Action Join Forces
AMAC Action and Job Creators Network have joined forces to amplify our voices and advance our groups’ shared interests.
Bob Carlstrom, President of AMAC Action, released the following statement:
“AMAC Action and JCN have proven track records of achieving major policy wins. By working together on key issues, we can amplify our impact and do even more good for American seniors and small businesses. Given the significant threats the nation faces from big government policies, strategic partnerships like this one are needed more than ever.”
Memorandum of understanding to work together to advance the groups’ shared interests:
The CEO of JCN, Alfredo Ortiz, released the following statement:
“JCN is honored to join with AMAC Action to work together to uphold conservative principles and fight back against big government. Small businesses and seniors are among the nation’s biggest victims of liberal policies. By joining forces to fight together on tactical issues, JCN and AMAC Action are better positioned to defeat these threats and preserve American economic vitality.”
Chapter Meetings
April 29: CO-07 Delegate Liz Veeder hosted the gathering of AMAC members and Art Sickler, Colorado Veterans Coalition Director for Convention of States discussed Convention of States and why it is currently a hot topic.
April 30: GA-03 Delegate Leslie McPherson hosted the meeting and several candidates for the GA-03 Congressional seat laid out their case for being the best person to represent GA-03 in Washington, DC.
May 1: OH-08 Delegate Mark Maltbie hosted the meeting and Kim Georgeton, an organizer with Mom’s for Liberty, spoke to AMAC members about becoming grassroots lobbyists.
May 2: TX-03 Delegate Ellen Leyrer hosted the chapter meeting and Rebekah Warwick, Texas State Director of Heritage Action for America gave a legislative update and insight into conservative priorities.
Calls-to-Action
US Senate – (Active) Tell Your Senator to Oppose the World Health Organization’s Pandemic Treaty! As citizens deeply concerned about the future of our nation, we must rally against the World Health Organization’s proposed pandemic treaty scheduled for May 2024. While international collaboration helps combat global health threats, this treaty poses significant risks to America’s sovereignty and ability to respond effectively to crises. Following the Biden Administration’s inadequate response to COVID-19 and the WHO’s mishandling of the pandemic, Americans must take action to prevent further violations of personal liberties and freedoms. Tell your Senator to vote NO on the WHO pandemic treaty!
US Congress – (Active) Stop Non-Citizens from Voting in America’s Elections! The Biden Administration has allowed millions of people to enter the United States illegally and given them a pathway to vote in our elections. This orchestrated effort by the Biden Administration to corrupt our elections and install Democrats as a uniparty must be stopped. Please contact your Congressman or woman today and compel them to stop non-citizens from voting in America’s elections.
Legislation and Policy Support
H.R. 2474 – Strengthening Medicare for Patients and Providers Act
Medicare is a program that provides vital healthcare coverage for millions of seniors; it is critically important that the program be effective and stable. This bill represents a bipartisan effort to address key issues within the Medicare program, aiming to improve patient access to quality care while supporting healthcare providers. According to Representative Larry Bucshon’s (IN-08) press release, “While costs of running medical practices have gone up by 47%, physicians’ payments have declined 26% from 2001 to 2023, when adjusted for inflation, making it difficult for small, rural, and low-income serving practices to stay operational.” This bill “would address payment uncertainty affecting Medicare-participating physicians and avoid a possible physician shortage for Medicare beneficiaries.”
Action ☆ Academy
The Leadership Institute teaches conservatives how to succeed in politics, government, and the media. “Discover what conservatives fight to conserve,” in Conservative 101, a free course available online to anyone interested!
History of the Constitution is another great (and free) course!
Quote of the Week
“In reality, for those who bother to look, history and experience teach that the biggest dose of skepticism should be reserved for the authorities that seek to influence us and the information they want us to receive.”
― Sharyl Attkisson, investigative journalist in Stonewalled: One Reporter’s Fight for Truth in Obama’s Washington
Fight to save the America we love! If you’d like to become a volunteer AMAC Action Delegate, please contact us at (855) 809-6976 or [email protected].
we should take away your Medicare lol