The Trail Political Action Committee (TPAC) works to
elect federal candidates who will support legislation and policy that promotes
and protects responsible off-highway vehicle recreation on public and private lands. Today, TPAC is proud to announce its endorsement
and support for Tom Cotton who is running for the U.S. Senate in Arkansas.
Congressman Cotton believes it is vitally important for
the government to provide access to public lands to all Arkansans, irrespective
of their mode of transport. Far too often today, the federal government is
attempting to take over more private land and restrict the use of public lands
in the name of “environmental protection.” Restrictions come in many varieties,
but recently the most frequent attack has been through Endangered Species Act
listings. The Administration is making a concerted effort to change the rules
of the listing process so it is easier to list lands, thereby restricting use
and providing additional motivation for individuals to sell their land to federal
authorities.
Tom supports the use of federal lands by all users -
hunters, fishermen, trail riders, hikers, and everyone else. He believes the
proper management of federal lands is achieved when citizens are able to use
the land and pass down respect for the land to the next generation, just like
his father Len did with Tom, not when we block it off from any use.
Cotton joins Terri Lynn Land for Senate in Michigan and
Steve Daines for Senate in Montana as our 3rd officially
endorsed/supported senate race.
Trail voters need a net gain of six seats in November to
change the current Senate leadership.
TPAC, along with other political observers, believes the AR senate race
will play an important role in changing that Senate paradigm.
6-time Gold Medalist for the International Six Days
Enduro and National Enduro Champion, Steve Hatch, says, “I applaud the actions
and support the hard work of TPAC’s efforts to elect pro-trail candidates to
the House of Representatives and U.S. Senate. We all need to stand together and
help continue to fight for our trails.”
As you know, TPAC's strategy in 2014 is to target/support
up to 11 key Senate and 15 important battleground House races. Join Steve Hatch and many others in support of
TPAC’s effort to change the current leadership in the U.S. Senate and retain
the pro-access House majority. Please
consider a donation of $10, $25, $100, $500, or $1,000 today.
Thanks for helping get summer motorized recreation into
the game.
Don Amador, Founder
The Trail PAC
