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America Ranks Last in Election Integrity: Why AMAC Action Is Fighting Back
A startling new international study reveals that the United States ranks dead last among 37 democracies for election integrity—scoring below countries like Mexico, Kenya, and even Rwanda. With vulnerabilities tied to mail-in voting, ballot harvesting, and unsecured electronic machines, the report is a validation for AMAC Action and its two million members of the work already undertaken to restore trust in the nation’s elections.
With this news, AMAC Action is doubling down on its fight for commonsense reforms.
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Thousands Mobilized in Support of Reversing Harmful Obama-Era Home Care Rule
AMAC Action is celebrating a major advocacy win as more than 9,500 members raised their voices to protect affordable, trusted in-home care for seniors. By flooding the Department of Labor with public comments, AMAC members played a pivotal role in supporting a regulatory rollback that restores caregiving flexibility and reduces federal red tape for American families.
“This is what people-powered advocacy looks like,” said AMAC Action Senior Vice President Andy Mangione. “AMAC members spoke out with one voice – calling for a system that respects families, empowers caregivers, and allows seniors to age in the comfort of their homes.”
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Calls-to-Action
Michigan Election Integrity
Michigan’s Department of State is pushing new administrative rules (R 168.251-262) that would weaken the authority of local clerks, silence citizens, and block proven tools like CheckMyVote.org. By labeling proven research databases as “unreliable” and creating impossible standards for challenges, Michigan is creating a system that favors maintaining potentially inaccurate voter rolls over ensuring election integrity. When the Department of State sought comments regarding this maneuver, AMAC Michigan members mobilized against this blatant administrative overreach by leaving more than 1,300 comments in opposition to the rule change on their website. This issue is ongoing and AMAC Action will continue to monitor its status.
Countdown to Bootcamp in Virginia!
There are only a few weeks until AMAC members and friends gather at Patrick Henry College in Purcellville, Virginia, for an inspirational and energizing afternoon tackling critical issues facing our nation—immigration, education, election integrity, the protection of women’s spaces, and the growing threat of Marxist-socialist ideology.
Bootcamp for Patriots is an opportunity to connect with like-minded Americans and learn how to be engaged and drive change in our communities and ultimately, the country at large.
Join us in Virginia!
Action ☆ Academy
Engel v. Vitale: Banning Prayer in School
In the 5-minute video Engel v. Vitale: Banning Prayer in School, Joel Alicea, Associate Professor of Law at Catholic University, explains how this landmark case redefined religion’s place in public life. PragerU is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that promotes American values in short educational videos for people of all ages.
Term of the Week: Stare Decisis
A Latin phrase that literally means “to let the decision stand.” It expresses the common law doctrine that court decisions should be guided by precedent.
(Hirsch, E. D., et al. The Dictionary of Cultural Literacy. 2nd ed., Houghton Mifflin, 1993, p. 341.)
Class for September and October
Athens and Sparta
Discover the roots of Western Civilization through the story of the ancient Greek cities of Athens and Sparta. In Hillsdale College’s free nine-lecture course, Athens and Sparta, distinguished historians Victor Davis Hanson and Paul A. Rahe examine the culture, government, and history of these two great cities and their lasting impact on the West.
Quote of the Week
It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.”
— Aristotle
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