A 9.0 political earthquake rocked the national electoral
landscape yesterday when MT Governor, Brian Schweitzer, announced he would not
run in 2014 to replace Senator Max Caucus who is retiring from the U.S. Senate.
The Red/Blue State Map had not felt such a violent force
since the 2010 elections when Chip Cravaack unseated Jim Oberstar (MN-CD8).
TPAC believes the departure of Schweitzer from the MT
senate race assures that contest will be one of the most intensely watched
races in 2014. It also increases the
odds for a pro-trail and pro-regulatory reform majority to take control of the
U.S. Senate in the 2014 midterms.
TPAC will also be monitoring KEY senate contests in
Alaska, Arkansas, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, South
Dakota, and West Virginia. We plan to be
actively engaged in most, if not all, of those races.
Be assured our political opponents will be out there in
2014 smearing any of our candidates who want to champion common sense regulatory
reforms that impact our recreational activities on lands managed by the Forest
Service, BLM, and National Park Service.
In 2012, TPAC supported senate candidate, Denny Rehberg, was narrowly
defeated by Jon (I love closure legislation) Tester. If grassroots trail voters had been more
engaged, TPAC believes our pro-trail candidate would have won.
TPAC was created to give OHV enthusiasts a seat at the
federal political table. By
nationalizing our efforts, trail voters in congressional districts or senate
races where it is almost impossible to unseat the anti-OHV incumbent, can still
impact the 2014 midterms by helping TPAC support races where our candidate has
a better chance of winning.
DONATE $25, $50, $100, $200, $500 - $5,000 TO HELP TPAC SEND
PRO-TRAIL CANDIDATES TO THE U.S. SENATE
http://www.thetrailpac.com/donate.html
Thanks for being engaged in the 2014 midterms.
Don Amador, Founder
The Trail PACwww.thetrailpac.com
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