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POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

Below is a photograph of Republican Senator John Warner, my wife Nancy, myself and Vice President Cheney taken in April, 2002.

My dear friend, let me make this very clear to you ... Senator Warner and the Vice President did not pose in this photograph with myself and my wife because of the work I do with the Religious Freedom Coalition ... Not at all.

Senator Warner and the Vice President invited my wife and I to have this photo taken because of the political work I do through my political action committee, Government Is Not God.

At this event I was able to talk to Senator Warner and Vice President Cheney about the enslavement and murder of Christians in the Sudan. My purpose in being there was to help get the Sudan Peace Act passed by the Senate to stop the murder of Christians in the Sudan.

When talking to Senator Warner I was speaking as the chairman of the Religious Freedom Coalition, but to get in the door I had to present my card as chairman of Government Is Not God - political action committee.

Without the political action committee it is virtually impossible for me to do the work of the Religious Freedom Coalition.

The political action committee gives money to social conservative candidates running for the U.S. House and Senate. I do not get involved in state races. Just a few of those I have helped to elect are Congressmen Ryun of Kansas and Randy Forbes of Virginia, and Senator Allen of Virginia. Because of my close work with Senator Allen, he always stops in the halls of the Senate when he sees me to say hello by first name. I have the ability to call several congressmen and Senators on various issues because I was there helping them when they were elected.

Funding for Government Is Not God - PAC has been down since 9-11; however, during April and May of this year my political action committee received virtually no donations. This was devastating and as a result there was no monthly campaign update mailed to political action committee supporters in May. What happened?