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The only website that combines Republicans & Consumer Protection

·         ri-puhb-li-kuhn: fitting or appropriate for the citizen of a republic: a very republican notion.

·         kuhn-soo-mer: a person or organization that uses a commodity or service.

·         pruh-tek-shuhn: a thing, person, or group that protects:

We firmly believe in working with business, civic & legislative leaders to educate, involve and organize consumers, groups and voters on issues of importance to them. As such, we not only operate a variety of websites that help us support and promote those causes, but we also create and provide exciting and dynamic software tools to anyone who wants to enhance their voice and presence in the business community or political world.

 

 

Consumer Advocacy's First Blog

Welcome to the www.ConsumerAdvocacy.com blog. From the outset, I want you to understand that we appreciate you visiting our site, and hope to provide you with quality, hard hitting information about consumer protection, consumer advocacy and the 2012 campaigns.

 

As such, I want you to know upfront that this website is designed to accomplish 3 things.

Attention All Political Candidates

Take The National Consumer Protection Pledge Today!

Dear Friends & Candidates;

On behalf of America's consumers (voters), we are asking candidates for office at all levels to take our 2012 Candidate Pledge. This pledge is designed to share with consumers like you and I, just what they think of us, product safety issues, how they will increase consumer purchasing power and a host of issues that affect that purchasing power.  

 

Dear Friends;

Quite often during a political campaign, issues that need to be discussed aren't. This can happen for a variety of reasons, with the largest being that candidates at all levels tend to tell us 'their' issues, rather than listening to 'our' issues. As such, we're doing two things about this:

1) we are asking all candidates to take a Consumer Protection Pledge (please see companion story by clicking here) and