Volunteers Win Big!
When you volunteer for any fiscal conservative
Campaign, Party, or Victory office
Nevada wins.
Now you can win too!
Republican - Libertarian - Independent American - Candidates -
Victory HQ's
Volunteer to help put Nevada back into the hands of fiscally responsible leadership and Action is Brewing will show you how much we appreciate you.
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The new volunteer with the most hours in August, September, and October will each win a book collection that any patriot would be proud of!
- Weekly prizes will be awarded for Nevada ~ weeks begin on Monday end on Sunday.
- Two Grand Prizes will be given away monthly:
- One for the most volunteer hours inside Nevada
- One for the most volunteer hours outside Nevada
- Republican
- Independent American Party
- Libertarian
- Some Independent and Non-Partisan Office Candidates
- Victory offices
Email info@actionisbrewing.com to find out if your candidate is eligible.
Eligible Volunteers:
- You must be a first time volunteer for the candidate or party or victory office.
- Already volunteering for your favorite candidate? Diversify! Volunteer for Victory or the GOP, IAP, or Libertarian party and now you're a NEW volunteer!
- You must be an Action is Brewing subscriber
- AIB board members, candidates, family members, paid campaign staff, and consultants are ineligible
Bring the coupon below to any eligible office and put We the People back in charge of our government!
Patriots Book Collection Contains:
- Thomas Paine: Common Sense
The best seller that made Colonists feel like Americans, ready for self rule, freedom, and an end to British tyranny. Includes six of his other important works, including Rights of Man and The Age of Reason.
- Hamilton, Madison, Jay: The Federalist Papers
Carefully thought out arguments, published in Colonial newspapers, set the stage and outlined the principles for uniting the states under a Constitution. Bold ideas for freedom invented here -- that the world had never seen.
- Patrick Henry and others: The Anti-Federalist Papers
Colonial newspapers published the arguments against forming a union, the potential a federal government held for becoming tyrannical, and which lead to the inclusion of a constitutional Bill of Rights.
- Adam Smith: Wealth of Nations
Smith recognized that private property, free trade, self interest, limited government and division of labor were the basics of capitalism and cornerstones of personal freedom and economic security.
- John Locke: The Second Treatise of Government
It was this man's original thoughts that established the foundations of freedom the Founders relied upon -- individual liberty, rule of law, consent of the governed and private ownership of property.
- The U.S. Constitution and The Declaration of Independence
Beautifully produced National Center for Constitutional Studies edition of our founding documents, in a handy shirt-pocket-sized format. Includes the Bill of Rights.
- Niccolo Machiavelli: The Prince (1513)
Originally denounced as a sinister guideline for tyranny, it remains famous 500 years later as the first scientific treatment of cold hard politics as it is actually practiced, and principles our Founders wrestled with in building a foundation for freedom.
- Frederick Bastiat: The Law (1850)
Written after the effects of the American Revolution were known and appreciated, this short book, for more than a century, has remained the classic moral defense of personal liberty, limited government and human rights. It is a joy to read. "The classic blueprint for a just society."
- Alexis de Tocqueville: Democracy in America (1832)
The stunning, profound, insightful analysis of what the Founders wrought -- from their call for a free press to embracing capitalism and free markets, to the institutions of our young government and the effect of majority rule on individual rights.
- John Stuart Mill: On Liberty (1859)
Perhaps the most eloquent defense of the value of individual liberty ever produced. Often quoted, never equaled, and sometimes attacked for his contempt for despotism, uniformity and forces aligned against freedom.
- Henry M. Robert: Roberts Rules of Order (1876)
Based on the rules of Congress but designed for everyday use, the brilliantly functional guide to maintaining order and getting things done in a fair way, in large or small groups of people. The minority shall be heard, absentees shall be protected, and the majority shall rule.
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COUPON
New Volunteers for any fiscal conservative candidate or party are eligible to win an all American collection of 11 books dedicated to the principles upon which this great nation was founded. Grand prize winners will be selected for August, September, and October. Weekly winners and prizes will be announced at the end of each month. Print this coupon and bring it to the volunteer coordinator for any fiscal conservative candidate, party, or victory office. Document your volunteer hours and have the campaign volunteer coordinator email info@actionisbrewing.com on Monday's with your weekly totals. This is a nationwide contest. Two Grand Prize winners per month will be announced, one from Nevada and one from the rest of the nation. |
Winners will be notified via email. Details, Rules, Winners and Participating Parties, Campaigns, and Victory Offices are posted on ActionIsBrewing.com. Email info@actionisbrewing.com to verify candidate or volunteer eligibility. |
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