Not Much Time Left

Dear Erick, Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul, Senator Rand Paul, Congressman Thomas Massie, Glenn Jacobs, Morton Blackwell, and many other leaders in the fight for liberty will join C4L this September for the 2013 Liberty Political Action Conference. Have you reserved your seat yet? If not, we’re pleased to announce we’re extending our Early Bird rate of just $75 for a three-day pass (regularly $120) until July 4! But this summer is already flying by, so don’t delay! LPAC 2013 will take place at the Westfields Marriott in Chantilly, Virginia, on September 19-22. Make your plans now to join us for an unforgettable weekend of educational and motivational speeches, networking with like-minded activists, and unmatched political training. In fact, the Conference’s final day will be devoted entirely to equipping grassroots attendees with the tools needed to win on our issues and defeat the statists’ Big Government plans.  (Training tickets must be purchased separately; however, three-day pass holders can obtain their training ticket at a special discount.) Visit www.LPAC.com to purchase your ticket(s), learn more about exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities, and find out how to obtain your room at the Westfields Marriott at a first-come, first-serve LPAC rate. We look forward to seeing you this September in Chantilly, Virginia! In Liberty, The LPAC 2013 Team P.S.  To help keep costs low so as many of our members as possible can attend, we’re extending our Early Bird rate of $75 for a three-day pass to the 2013 Liberty Political Action Conference until July 4! The price will then move up to $120. Summer is already flying by, and July 4 will be here before you know it, so don’t wait! Visit www.LPAC.com right away to purchase your ticket(s), learn more about exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities, and find out how to obtain your room at the Westfields Marriott at a first-come, first-serve LPAC rate.

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