Don't miss "FreedomFest 2005," to be held May 12-14 at the Bally's/Paris Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Come hear NRA Executive Vice President Wayne R. LaPierre speak at the West's largest freedom event. Enjoy three days of speakers, networking, and a discussion of freedom, all on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip!
Draw upon incredible resources that will improve your debate skills and strengthen your resolve for the principles of freedom.
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To register now, or for more information, including a complete list of speakers, sponsors, and reduced hotel rates, or if you have any questions, please visit www.freedomfest.com or call (800) USA-1776.
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