Citizen Advocacy Works!
Have you ever felt the call to get involved?
AMAC Action Grassroots Advocacy
Our all-volunteer network of advocates are trained and empowered to become politically engaged. They advocate on key legislation to preserve the United States Constitution and promote traditional conservative American values as part of AMAC Action’s mission. We fight for limited federal government, sanctity of life, election integrity, fiscal responsibility, accountability in all levels of government, our God-given inalienable natural rights, and many other critical issues that matter to conservative Americans.
We understand that these issues matter to you, and we invite you to join us!
AMAC Action Volunteer Advocates
- Delegates – work with elected officials as constituents and representatives of AMAC membership
- Chapter Members – attend Chapter meetings to learn about the issues and what can be done to make a difference.
- Member Advocates – amplifying the voice of conservatives through participation in our calls-to-action
Our Citizen Advocacy Produces Results!
As a result of AMAC members speaking up, our advocacy efforts resulted in:
- Defeat of horrible legislation that would have federalized local elections
- Passage of good election integrity legislation in states throughout the country
- Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigation of the anticompetitive business practices of pharmacy benefit managers to lower drug costs for all Americans
- Preserving the Senate filibuster
- Curbing excessive and wasteful federal spending
- Enacting legislation to guarantee the solvency of Social Security without increases to the payroll tax and reduce or eliminate the taxing of Social Security benefits
- Increasing transparency and competition in hospital and prescription drug pricing to reduce costs for consumers
- Restoring border security
We invite you to stand with us!
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