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Paladino seeks supporters/volunteers for Trump; urges readers to contact him

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Niagara Falls Reporter Staff  ·  December 1, 2015
Paladino seeks supporters/volunteers for Trump; urges readers to contact him
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    From:  Carl Paladino

To:      Everybody

Re:      Volunteers for Trump

Date:   December 29, 2015

Happy New Year, everyoneThe 2016 election is absolutely critical for the future of the United States of America. Will it be merely an election or will it be a political revolution? Do we want to let the media and Washington elite to continue to control our lives, dictate our conscience and how we think of issues, ourselves and the world around us or do we want to be the masters of our own fates, the captains of our own souls and control our futures and those of our children and grandchildren?

Are you ready to support Donald Trump for the Republican nomination for President of the United States? Do you want to “Make America Great Again” and be proud to be an American?  Trump says what we are all thinking. He will lead America and its citizens to a better day because he is a natural, experienced and fearless leader.

I am helping to organize Republicans across New York State to support New York’s favorite son, Donald Trump, in our April Republican Presidential Primary and onward to victory in November.  Join us.  Despite the “neutrality” and wariness of our state party leadership, rank and file Republican voters across New York support Trump and he will win our primary in a landslide. Now is the time to take a strong stand for the candidate willing to fight for Republican principles all the way to the White House.

Career politicians beholden to special interests have damaged and weakened our once great nation.  Trump refuses to be politically correct and pander to the media and liberal elite; instead he speaks the plain truth. He supports the men and women serving in our military and understands that our national security must be our number one priority – including the security of our borders. He understands small businesses are the engine of our economy and he will work to ensure a business environment friendlier to job creators.

Join the Trump Team, which the Trump campaign will announce in the near future, by completing and returning the endorsement card below and contacting me [email protected] or 716-854-0060.

TRUMP

I, ________________________ do hereby pledge my support to Donald Trump for the presidency of the United States.

___  You are free to use my name in any external communications

___  I volunteer to phone bank or door-knock

___  I would like to help organize other supporters in my area

Print Name: _________________________________

Mailing Address:
Street: _____________________________________
City: _______________________________________
State/Zip____________________________________

Phone: ______________________________________

Email: ______________________________________

Party Affiliation: ___________________________

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