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GINGPAC Newsletter, Mar/Apr 2021

Mar 31st, 2021 | By

WE WON: The first GING-PAC candidate endorsed in a special election in 2021 has won by a wide margin in a state with a gorilla primary! Julia Letlow wins in Louisiana: In the February GING-PAC newsletter, I told you about Julia Letlow, the widow of Luke Letlow who won the seat in the November general

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GINGPAC Newsletter, Jan/Feb 2021

Feb 5th, 2021 | By

The 2020 election – It is official: The Democrats took over the Senate when both incumbent Republican senators were defeated in the solid Republican state of Georgia on January 5th. The Republican party in Georgia has been destroyed by infighting and in the next election the Democrats will probably take over the governorship as well.

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GINGPAC Newsletter, Nov/Dec 2020

Jan 2nd, 2021 | By

The Election: What a mess! I have held off on the last Campaign Update of the year waiting for totals that seem never to come. Not even the presidential election is settled as of the writing of this report on December 3rd. Was there voter fraud? Well yes, there is always voter fraud in the

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GINGPAC Newsletter, Sep/Oct 2020

Nov 10th, 2020 | By

VIRGINA: Christ comes first for Nick Freitas. I talked with him for some time and I believe I know what is in his heart.             Nick Freitas is running in Virginia’s 7th congressional district against a former CIA agent who was on the staff of the Saudi Academy. Yes … THAT Saudi Academy which teaches

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GINGPAC Newsletter, Jul/Aug 2020

Sep 25th, 2020 | By

VIRGINA: We need Daniel Gade! Government Is Not God- PAC endorses Daniel Gade for the Senate seat in Virginia now occupied by Senator Warner, a pretend moderate who is pro-abortion. Daniel Gade is a true American hero who lost a leg when his Humvee was blown up in Iraq in 2004. A graduate of West

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GINGPAC Newsletter, May/Jun 2020

Jun 12th, 2020 | By
Tuberville left while a coach, and Jeff Sessions right

Leon Benjamin for Congress A strong candidate in Virginia’s 4th congressional district. I have spent some time talking with Bishop Leon Benjamin and will attest to his pure heart and love for the Lord Jesus Christ. He made clear to me his pro-life and pro-family stance from the pulpit. Government is Not God – PAC

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GINGPAC Newsletter, Mar/Apr 2020

Feb 29th, 2020 | By

President Trump’s Actions against the persecution of Nigeria Christians applauded Two actions have been taken by the Trump Administration which has brought the world’s attention to the continuing persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Late last year President Trump added Nigeria to a travel ban list. Nigerians may no longer travel to the United States because

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GINGPAC Newsletter, Jan/Feb 2020

Feb 28th, 2020 | By

November 2020 should be a good election cycle for social conservatives if they get out to vote. Democrats in the House have done absolutely nothing for the past three years but try to overthrow President Trump and undo the votes of 63 million Americans. We need to retake the House, enlarge our margin in the

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GINGPAC Newsletter, Nov/Dec 2019

Nov 23rd, 2019 | By

We’re less than a year away from the 2020 elections! It is imperative that we take back the House of Representatives from the likes of Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff, Ilhan Omar, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other Marxists and anti-Christian bigots inhabiting the swamp of Washington, D.C. Unfortunately, the Democratic Party has now gone so far left

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GINGPAC Newsletter, July/Aug 2019

Jul 26th, 2019 | By

John James Runs Against Pro-Abortion Senator Peters! Michigan: West Point graduate John James ran for the Senate seat held by Debbie Stabenow in 2016. He lost that race, but only by 6.5% of the vote. James is now planning to challenge Senator Gary Peters, who may be far more vulnerable than Stabenow. Peters was endorsed

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