4 Lucky People Will Get to Start and Run a New Conservative Website

Are you interested? Do you know somebody who might be interested?

Dear Fellow Conservative:

In the next 30 days, I will be starting four new websites. I will fund the start-up costs, maintenance, and marketing campaigns for these sites, but I need four principled conservatives to run one of them as their cause and their contribution to conservatism.

Are you interested? Do you know somebody who might be interested?

Together we can work to take back our movement…and our nation. This can be your opportunity to actively participate in shaping history, involved in a cause that will change America.

You don’t have to invest any of your own funds. Just the opposite. With our profit-sharing plan, the more creative and proactive you are, the more your income grows, starting from Day 1.

You don’t have to relocate. Your home computer is your office.

You don’t have to be a professional writer. You do need to write well and convey messages clearly; you do need to understand conservatism and the audience you’ll be seeking to get as subscribers; and the more creative you are, the better for all of us.

And you are free to continue with your other jobs or projects, as long as they are not competitive with the one you do for us. Once you learn the routine, this should take two or three hours a day Monday through Friday, and perhaps an hour a day on weekends.

I’m interested!
What are the four websites?

? One website will take Hillary Clinton to task on a topic where she’s highly vulnerable.

? One website will channel the disgust and anger Americans feel about the politicians in Washington, both Democratic and Republican.

? One website will focus on Ron Paul’s message in his campaign—with a unique twist.

? And one website will show why all the leading candidates for the Republican nomination have poor credentials as true conservatives—and what they must do to earn our support.

Now I’m definitely interested! What do I do next?

Tell me which website interests you, and (in a few words) why. Do the same with your second choice, if more than one of them interests you.

Tell me something about yourself.

How did you become a conservative, and when? What do you feel are the most important challenges facing conservatism—and the American people—today? Have you been active in politics? Do you have experience beyond email on using a computer and getting information over the Internet? (Our new content management system that you’d use is user-friendly and very easy to learn.) You get the idea.

If you have written any articles, please include one or two as attachments to your email.

Send these to me at: viguerie@conservativehq.com

I look forward to hearing from you!

Sincerely,

Richard A. Viguerie
9625 Surveyor Court
Suite 400
Manassas, Virginia 20110