WEST CHICAGO, IL, March 08, 2013 (Press-News.org) The goal of 77 Million Republicans is to obtain 77 Million Republican voters for the 2016 Presidential election. In addition, to support, assist, and promote, worthy, responsible, ethical Republican candidates along the way.
Incorporated as a non-profit organization, 77 Million Republicans Fund is enabled to receive unlimited donations form individuals, corporations, labor unions and other Political Action Committees. Super PAC 77 Million Republicans Fund, is officially an independent expenditure-only committee, a political committee that has no legal limits on its spending or the donations it accepts. Contributions by foreign nationals, federal government contractors, and national banks are prohibited.
The founder and chairman of 77 Million Republicans Fund is Manny Segarra, who is also chairman of 77 Million Fund, a non-partisan Social Welfare Organization, 501(c)(4), created exclusively to promote social welfare.
As Chairman of 77 Million Republicans Fund, Manny Segarra is no stranger to politics, having previously worked successfully on several political campaigns, which elected Manny's supported candidates.
Research completed, 77 Million Republicans is armed with the marketing strategy needed to convey the message to the American Public. The dissemination efforts have begun; awareness of good, efficient, responsible and ethical Republican principles is being disseminated to the U.S. electorate.
About Manny Segarra:
An Illinois resident, Manny is a native of New York and of Spanish Ancestry. Segarra, formerly a member of the U.S. Special Forces (Airborne), is a Financial Advisor, Consultant, Businessman, and author of Best Selling Novel, 'The president's General, 505 A crude affair.' A former Private Investigator, founder of several small businesses, and an avid student, Segarra holds various degrees, is an alumnus of the Interamerican University, and at times can be found scuba diving, parachuting or riding his motorcycle in California, Vieques, Florida, Catalunya, Valencia, and Panama or cruising onboard the MV Freewinds. 'De oppresso liber.
Manny attributes his success to direct, and indirect mentors Mark O. Haroldsen, Bruce Kovner, his uncle, Pulitzer Prize winner, and 'Genius Award' recipient William Kennedy, and Donald J. Trump, in addition to the ongoing, continuous study of a wide variety of subjects.
77 Million Republicans Fund
www.77MillionRepublicans.org
PO BOX 346049, CHICAGO, IL, 60634-6049
(630) 206-4687
info@77MillionRepublicans.org
'77 Million Republicans' Super, Super PAC, Spearheaded by Manny Segarra, Bestselling author of 'The President's General,' 505 A Crude Affair, Begins to Boogie!
Sharing the disappointment of millions of U.S. voters, the Super, Super PAC, 77 Million Republicans, is Manny's brainchild, and aims to take an urgent message to the American electorate.
2013-03-08
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[Press-News.org] '77 Million Republicans' Super, Super PAC, Spearheaded by Manny Segarra, Bestselling author of 'The President's General,' 505 A Crude Affair, Begins to Boogie!Sharing the disappointment of millions of U.S. voters, the Super, Super PAC, 77 Million Republicans, is Manny's brainchild, and aims to take an urgent message to the American electorate.