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Grassroots gathering will feature activist training and speakers including Matt Kibbe, Glenn Beck, and Josh Mandel
CINCINNATI, Sept. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Following the tremendous success of July's premiere FreePAC event in Dallas with over sixteen thousand fiscal conservatives in attendance, FreedomWorks staff and a line-up of impressive speakers from the limited-government movement will continue on to Cincinnati for FreePAC Ohio.
The event will begin with grassroots training on a variety of topics, including yard sign blitzing, phone banking, roll call vote research, old and new media strategy, and door-to-door outreach.
The evening program will be a "Call to Action Rally," headlined by FreedomWorks President and CEO Matt Kibbe, prominent media entrepreneur Glenn Beck, FreedomWorks Outreach Director Deneen Borelli, Reverend CL Bryant, Arizona Congressman David Schweikert, and Ohio State Treasurer Josh Mandel.
WHEN: Saturday, September 15, 2012. Doors open for press at 11:45am ET. The grassroots training will be from 1:45–3:30pm ET, followed by the FreePAC Ohio Rally from 4-7pm ET.
WHERE: Duke Energy Convention Center, 525 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WHY: FreedomWorks is a grassroots service center to a community of over 2 million limited-government activists nationwide with a commitment to advancing the principles of lower taxes, less government, and more economic freedom. For more information about FreedomWorks or FreePAC, visit the FreedomWorks website at www.FreedomWorks.org or contact Jackie Bodnar at JBodnar@FreedomWorks.org.
Contact:
Jackie Bodnar
Press Secretary
202-942-7652
JBodnar@FreedomWorks.org
SOURCE FreedomWorks
Published September 11, 2012 Reads 125
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