4x4Wire Editor Makes Endorsement of The Trail PAC

Some very good weekend news. The Trail PAC just got the endorsement

of 4x4Wire Editor - John Stewart.

4x4Wire News Release

http://www.4x4wire.com/access-and-land-use/4x4wire-endorses-the-trailpac

Watch for a major TPAC announcement tomorrow

Best regards,

Don

Don Amador, Founder

The Trail PAC

http://www.thetrailpac.com/

To Donate to TPAC go to:

http://www.thetrailpac.com/donate.html

You were added to this TPAC email list because of your interest in public land access

politics.  If you would like to be dropped from this list -- please send an email to: info@thetrailpac.com  --- Please accept TPAC's apology if you did not want to be on this list.

Update on Interior's Effort to Scrub OHV Recreation in Outdoor Initiative

The Trail PAC wants to remind off-road voters that their involvement in the 2012 election cycle will be of critical importance.  Many of you are aware of America’s Great Outdoors Presidential Initiative and its ongoing efforts to scrub OHV recreation from any of its reports or narratives.

Nov. 4 TPAC Blog on OHV Scrubbed in AGOP Report

http://thetrailpac.blogspot.com/2011/11/anti-ohv-government-reports-make-best.html

It will be TPAC’s job in this election to remind politicians running for elected federal office that OHV recreation is a major and important element in the public land-use equation as highlighted in the Nov. 28 article on OHV recreation on BLM units in Southern California.

Nov. 28 Imperial Valley Press Article on 142,000 users visiting the dunes during Thanksgiving

http://www.ivpressonline.com/news/ivp-news-142000-visit-local-sand-dunes-during-thanksgiving-holiday-20111128,0,4072859.story

With your support and donations, TPAC will ferret out (and support) those candidates who understand and appreciate motorized recreation and access to public lands.

Best regards,

Don

Don Amador, Founder

The Trail PAC

http://www.thetrailpac.com/

To Donate to TPAC go to:

http://www.thetrailpac.com/donate.html

EPA Off-Road Dust Issue At Top of GOP Prez Candidate Debate

As off-road voters know, it’s both anti-trail politicians and the agency leads they appoint and/or confirm at the EPA and other cabinet level departments that can impact our recreational access to public and private lands.

Recently the issue of proposed EPA “dust regulations” has been at the top of the news.

Article on Newt’s Position on EPA and Dust

http://caucuses.desmoinesregister.com/2011/11/15/gingrich-epa-denial-about-agricultural-dust-regulation-is-a-lie/

Newt has now joined Herman Cain as identifying the “dust issue” as one of the regulatory anti-access issues at EPA.

Here is a TV ad that talks about Cain’s position on EPA dust

 http://nation.foxnews.com/herman-cain/2011/11/09/herman-cain-ad-epa-wants-regulate-dust

TPAC blog on Cain and EPA Dust

http://thetrailpac.blogspot.com/2011/09/cain-wins-prez-debate-on-epa-dust-issue.html

 Be assured TPAC is engaged in the 2012 election debates to see where candidates stand on the issues that impact the motorized recreation community.  Your support is needed so TPAC can effectively counter the anti-trail and anti-access  PACs and candidates in this election cycle. 

To Donate online to TPAC go to:

http://www.thetrailpac.com/donate.html

To Donate via snail mail go to the main TPAC website and download the form:

www.thetrailpac.com

To Endorse TPAC send your endorsement to:

info@thetrailpac.com

Thanks for your support!

Don Amador, Founder

The Trail PAC

 

TPAC MEDIA ADVISORY - Major Endorsement TBA Nov. 1

TPAC Political/Media Advisory

October 31, 2011

Don Amador

TPAC Contact: info@thetrailpac.com

       MAJOR ENDORSEMENT TO BE ANNOUNCED  

WASHINGTON D.C. With the 2012 election just one year away, The Trail PAC will be announcing a major political endorsement on November 1, 2011.  The endorsement is being made by a former top Interior administration official who is endorsing TPAC's efforts to support those elected officials or candidates for elected federal office who believe in a responsible land ethic that includes managed OHV use on public lands. 

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