You can’t give up now

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Dear Fellow Patriot,

After two painful years of Leftist control of Washington, we now have a great opportunity to stop the bleeding.

The House will shortly begin their oversight investigations to hold the Biden regime and Leftist bureaucrats accountable for their failed policies.

This is shaping up to be a critical year for the conservative movement. And we can't afford to let up on the pressure now—we have the momentum on our side!

That's why I'm hoping you'll join Heritage on the frontlines in 2023.

When you activate your membership, you'll help get conservative policy solutions into the hands of key lawmakers who can push them through Congress.

Fellow Patriot, I can't stress enough how critical you are to this fight. We depend on conservative leaders like you to support our efforts so that we can continue to take power out of the hands of Washington and put it back where it belongs—with citizens like you.

Please use this secure link to activate your membership today and help us deliver a new direction for our nation and restore America's founding principles: https://secured.heritage.org/activate-today/

Thank you for your support.

Best,

Kevin D. Roberts, Ph.D.
President, The Heritage Foundation
The Heritage Foundation

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