AmishPac: behind-the-scenes look at how Amish PAC impacted the presidential election


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One of Amish PAC's organizers, Ben Walters, recently did an exclusive interviewwith the Donor Doctor Show podcast.
We thought this behind-the-scenes look at how Amish PAC impacted the presidential election by turning out the Amish for Trump in PA would be of interest to you.
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