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A Little Help from Some Friends

Two senators and an ambassador

National Review Online needs your help. We are asking readers this week to help fund our future. A few friends would like to make the case to you that we’re worth making an investment in.

JIM DEMINT

For more than half a century, National Review has been a leading voice for limited government, strong national defense, traditional values, and founding principles. I know I can turn to the pages of National Review and find insightful analysis and timely information on the real issues facing our nation. Whether online or in print, National Review provides an engaging forum for conservatives to share and debate policy ideas to preserve freedom for future generations. It’s an invaluable resource for conservatives across the country.

— Jim DeMint is a U.S. senator from South Carolina.

RON JOHNSON

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— Ron Johnson is a U.S. senator from Wisconsin.

JOHN BOLTON

I read National Review Online on a daily basis. It has comprehensive coverage of the range of policy issues we face, and timely, insightful reporting and commentary.

What it does not have is adequate resources to do an even better job. While markets figure out the best funding mechanisms for the Internet, National Review readers can do their part by contributing to its online efforts, just as readers of the magazine have done for decades.

Please support their invaluable efforts.

— John Bolton, a former U.S. representative to the United Nations, is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. He is the author of Surrender Is Not an Option.

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