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Dear Judicial Watch Member,
This is a very special time of the year…and I
want to wish you and all those close to you a very Merry Christmas and
holiday season, and a happy and prosperous New Year.
I am very pleased that you follow Judicial
Watch’s work as we fight for the rule of law, and against public
corruption and government secrecy.
And
today I want to ask you to consider further committing yourself to our
fight against government corruption by making your best year-end
contribution to Judicial Watch today.
With your support:
- Continue exposing the Deep State efforts to
destroy the Trump presidency. Our tenacious litigation (now numbering
over 50 lawsuits) continues to uncover more proof of Deep State and Obama
administration efforts to sabotage Donald Trump…and as so often in the
past, we’re getting documents that even Congress can’t get!
- Lead the fight to overturn illegal sanctuary
laws in court. Our historic and potentially precedent-setting lawsuit
against San Francisco’s deadly and illegal sanctuary policy is scheduled
to go to trial in February 2020!
- Protect the integrity of our elections.
Our highly successful and historic settlement with the State of California
and Los Angeles County has resulted in LA County beginning the process of
removing up to 1.6 million inactive names from its voting rolls! And our
victory in Kentucky has resulted in that state agreeing to begin cleaning
its voter rolls as well.
These efforts represent just a small portion of our
record number of investigations and lawsuits fighting public corruption and
government secrecy.
Will
you join our fight today by making your best year-end contribution?
Please help Judicial Watch keep winning on behalf of the American people
and the rule of law!
Thank you in advance for your support!
Yours truly,
Thomas Fitton
President
Judicial Watch
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