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Dear John,

*I hope you will take a moment right now to participate in CAGW's latest National Media Survey [ [link removed] ]*.

Your answers will help CAGW target our media outreach strategy so that our message of spending restraint and accountability can have the biggest impact during the remainder of this critical election year. It is vital that our efforts are guided by those like you, John, who understand the fiscal crisis America is facing and how the outcome of the election could impact the deficit and debt.

Our short, eight-question *National Media Survey* [ [link removed] ] lets you weigh in on current news coverage of both current events and spending issues. I want to know whether you feel this coverage is truthful or "fake news"; what spending topics you think deserve the most attention; and if you're concerned that news outlets are promoting the Far Left's calls for new spending instead of reporting the true costs of their budget-busting, big-government proposals.

Please complete our new *National Media Survey [ [link removed] ]* today – it will only take a few minutes of your time. "Thank you! "

Sincerely,


Thomas A. Schatz
President


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