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How FedUp PAC is Bypassing Censored

Social Media Platforms to Get Out Strong

Conservative Messages to the Voters

The November 2020 Presidential election
season saw an unprecedented amount of censorship
of individuals and organizations by a rapidly
centralizing digital media conglomerate. Students of
history know the dangers inherent in censorship of
free speech, especially at the national level. President
Trump was censored and banned by at least 17 top
companies while he was still the President of the
United States!

FedUp PAC’s powerful video ads and other
important election-specific digital content were
similarly blocked, paused, rejected, and otherwise
delayed in the name of controlling the narrative the
public receives.

With this shifting communication landscape, Some 153 conservative groups/individuals (like President
we had to make a plan. While FedUp’s Facebook Trump) were cancelled or censored by Big Tech in 2020.
privileges were restored, and the Twitter punishments By contrast, only a small handful of liberal/progressives
were arbitrary but temporary, the PAC chose to have been censored. FedUp PAC uses new and alternative
expand its presence online to the newer social media marketing to bypass the biased Big Tech companies to get
platforms that sprang up in answer to the wholesale its message to voters.
silencing of conservative voices.

Come Join Us in the Conversation Online!

Please find FedUp PAC on Gab, MeWe, and Parler in our own name. On Clouthub,
we are listed as @conservativehub. Conservatives on these platforms are fired up! We are
still on YouTube but have expanded our original video hosting to Rumble and Brighteon,
as well. If you do not already follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook, we would love
to hear from you there, as well, for as long as we are allowed to share our voter educational
materials, impactful videos, interactive ads, and informative news.

FedUp PAC Chairman Richard A. Viguerie found a way to bypass the biased
mainstream media in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s by sending information to Americans directly
to their homes via postal mail.

Here we are at the same crossroads with the same problem, but the technology has
changed. Together, we can beat the biased algorithms, too. We must unite! Join us online.
There is tremendous power in knowledge and in unity of purpose.

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