Employer Identification Number: 27-1120689 Person to Contact and ID Number: Carter C.

Hull / ID # 1000221522 Contact Telephone Number: 202-283-8908 FAX Number: 202-283-8937 Response Requested By: May 18, 2011 Under penalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this information, including accompanying documents, and, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the information contains all the relevant facts relating to the request for the information, and such facts are true, correct, and complete. Signature: /s/ Christopher Littleton_________________ Print: Christopher Littleton, Director____________ Signature: /s/ Dan Lillback________________________ Print: Dan Lillback, Director___________________

1.) Provide a breakdown of your income from gross receipts for 2010 and 2011 to date (corresponding to line 10 of your financial data in Part lX of your application) from admissions, merchandise sold or services performed, or furnishing of facilities in any activity that is related to your exempt purposes.
IRS Line Item 1 Gifts Grants 2 Membership Fees 3 Gross Investment Income 4 Net Unrelated Business Income 5 Taxes Levied for your Benefit 6 Values of Services or Facilities Furnished 7 Other Revenue 8 Total of 1-7 9 Gross Admission Receipts 10 Total of 8-9 11 Net Gain/Loss 12 Unusual Grants 13 Total Revenue 14 Fundraising Expense 15 Contributions, gifts, grants, etc 16 Disbursement for Members 17 Compensation of Officers 18 Other Salaries 19 Interest Expense 20 Occupancy (Rent Facility Cost) 21 Depreciation 22 Professional Fees 23 Other Expenses 24 Total Expenses 2010 YTD $ 15,901.07 $ $ $ $ $ $ 2011 YTD $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Total $ 2,128.68 2010 -- #23 Itemized List IRS Filing Fee Reimbursement Energy Conference Facility Energy Conference Refund/Cost Facility Rental Fee $ 850.00 $ 200.00 $ 728.68 $ 350.00 2010 -- #15 Itemized List Sheriff Mack Event Young Americans for Liberty Event Ohio Pocket Constitutions Total $ 1,500.00 $ 4,120.45 $ 1,633.00 $ 7,253.45

$ 15,901.07 $ 2,196.05 $ 18,097.12 $ $ -

$ 18,097.12 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 225.97 $ 7,253.45

$ 5,086.73

$ 2,690.40

$ 2,128.68 $ 14,694.83

$ 2,690.40

2.) In our previous letter to you, we asked you to describe in detail all the forms of voter education you intended to be involved in and to submit copies of all flyers, handouts, pamphlets, or other written material you intended to distribute at such activities. Submit the following information: We elected not to do voter guides, and therefore no money was spent on those efforts. This will apply to the future, as this organization has committed to no lobbying or voter guide efforts, as our expense report illustrates. We have updated our narrative description of our activities to comply with this request, which is attached at the end of the document. ANSWER THE QUESTION MORE DIRECTLY, SUPPLY THE INFO, RE-SUBMIT THE ENTIRE FORM 1023 AS AN ATTACHMENT WITH NO REFERENCE TO VOTER GUIDES (a) Climate Change Education Forum: state who was asked to speak at the forum, the criteria you used to select such speakers, the number of speakers that were selected, the subjects you asked to be presented or the subjects the speakers were going to present, whether you required any technical standards, and whether you intended to moderate the forums to ensure proper educational standards were met. Also submit the criteria used to select the community groups you invited to participate, the names of the community groups you invited to participate, the manner in which the groups were asked to participate, what such participation entailed, how the community groups were selected, and the manner in which such groups were asked to participate. Finally, explain your statement that this Forum was your only official public event. Climate Change Conference Speakers: scheduled speakers were from 501C3 organizations throughout the nation and were recognized as experts in their field. Pat Michaels from the Cato Institute (501C3), Ben Lieberman from the Heritage Foundation (501C3), Mary Hutzler from the Institute for Energy Research (501C3) and journalist and author William Tucker to discuss book Terrestrial Energy dealing with all types of energy currently in use. Attendance: No specific community groups were chosen to participate. The event was open to the public. Anyone could attend. Forum as only event: The forum has been our only official event as we have encountered roadblocks in fundraising and grant requests because 501C3 certification has not been obtained. (b) Young Americans for Liberty at Ohio State (also called Young Americans for Liberty Constitutional Law Seminar): Describe in detail your activities at or for this event. State whether you set this event up yourself, whether you were one of several organizations sponsoring the event, or whether you were only a supporter of the event. Provide copies of any specific contract arrangements or a detailed description of any oral arrangements, and an accounting of your expenditure of $4,120 at the event. Describe in detail how people were made aware of this event and provide copies (or a detailed explanation) of any educational material describing or passed out at the event. We provided financial support in the form of a one-time donation made payable directly to Young Americans for Liberty. (c ) Sheriff Mack, No Sheriff Left Behind Tour: State whether you had any input into the message(s) being delivered during the tour, or had any influence as to the itinerary the tour followed. Provide copies of any specific contract arrangements or a description of any oral arrangements, and an accounting of your expenditure of $1,500 for this event. Describe how people were made aware of this event and provide copies (or a detailed explanation) of any educational material describing or passed out at the events.

American Junto received prior information about the topics that would be covered by Sheriff Mack. The topics were educational in nature, relating to the constitutional role of a Sheriff. American Junto did not handle promotions or management of the event, but simply contributed to speaking fees. This check was made payable directly to Richard Mack. (d) State whether you have presented or sponsored any other voter education activities in 2010 and 2011, to date, or planned other voter education activities. lf so, submit a detailed explanation, or explanations, of such activities. lf not, provide a detailed description of what you have planned to do in the future regarding voter education activities. American Junto has not presented or sponsored any voter education activities in 2010 or 2011, nor will we do so in the future. We have updated our narrative description of our activities to comply with this request, which is attached at the end of the document. 3.) In the Narrative Description of Your Activities in your application and supplemental information, you stated that the contracted associates of American Junto will complete the public education process, while the members of American Junto will complete the remaining activities. You also stated that independent contractors are those individuals working for you for a fee, and they will be compensated based on a specific contract arrangement, recorded and outlined for IRS purposes. In your reply to our previous letter, you stated that your contract arrangements for speakers, confirmations, and scheduling for your "only official public event" (the Climate Change Education Forum) all took place via email, and that you covered the travel expenses for the speakers that were able to attend and offered refunds for the members that requested them as a result of the snow cancellation. (a) Provide copies of the specific contract arrangements which you stated would be recorded and outlined for IRS purposes. (b) lf you are unable to provide copies of specific contracts, submit a narrative statement specifically detailing the requirements for prospective speakers, how the prospective speakers were selected, how many speakers were selected, any information you provided to prospective speakers, including fees and travel expenses, and whether any of the selected speakers declined to speak. No contracts were signed. All verbal agreements existed only to cover speaker travel costs. Scheduled speakers were scholars from 501C3 organizations who had done research in the field of climate change and energy use. They are known throughout the nation and recognized as experts in their respective fields. Pat Michaels from the Cato Institute (501C3), Ben Lieberman from the Heritage Foundation (501C3), Mary Hutzler from the Institute for Energy Research (501C3) and journalist and author William Tucker to discuss book Terrestrial Energy dealing with all types of energy currently in use around the world. Attendance: The event was open to the public, so anyone could attend.

4.) Describe in detail the remaining activities that your members will complete, including which members you
are referring to. Additional upcoming American Junto sponsored events: US Constitution seminars, American History seminars and seminars on various current events. All seminars will be open to the public. Revise to exclude reference to members unless absolutely necessary: membership has certain legal problems for (c)(3).

5.) In our previous letter to you, we asked you to describe in detail how you will utilize nonpartisan county
precinct member organizations, educational speakers, and nonpartisan governmental accountability to educate voters on current events. Your reply did not sufficiently respond to this question. With specific regard to county precinct member organizations, answer the following questions: (a) Describe such organizations in detail, including whether you will set up such organizations or utilize existing organizations, who and how you will identify persons to become involved in this activity, Organizations will not be established to deal with county precinct members. American Junto is providing an educational forum for all interested parties to become informed about existing committees and processes. All seminars will be open to the public. Too vague. (b) State how many such organizations you intend to create or use, No organizations will be created. (c) Explain how you will educate persons in this activity including the criteria for educational materials, how you will determine people are being educated, and what you expect people to gain from this experience, and A seminar will be completed which will be open to the public. People seeking out this education will receive a basic overview of county political structure beginning at the smallest level, a precinct. An educated person will be able to effectively articulate the county precinct committee makeup and the reason for these committees to exist. THIS GUY IS A FUCKING ASSHOLE. DONT BE AFRAID TO WRITE NOT YET DETERMINED, BUT IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS AND INTERNAL REVENUE CODE RULINGS: WE WILL CONSLULT AN ATTORNEY PRIOR TO ENGAGING IN SUCH ACTIVITIES THIS ANSWER CAN BE USED ELSEWHERE. (d) Describe in detail how you will ensure the activity will remain nonpartisan. The activity will remain nonpartisan throughout the event, by providing a specific education on the process of becoming a county precinct member, but have not pertinence to party affiliation. The presentation to focuses on general process of county level political structure entire presentation on process only. GRAMMAR

6.) On your letter dated June 28, 2010, you stated that you will provide nonpartisan voter education
activities, such as candidate forums, nonpartisan voter guides, get out the vote activities, precinct organization education, and voter registration. Voter education activities were not done in 2010, nor will they be moving forward. We have updated our narrative description of our activities to comply with this request, which is attached at the end of the document. (a) Describe in detail your proposed candidate forums, including how you will publicize the events, how you will contact the candidates, whether the forum will focus on particular subjects, how you will ensure nonpartisanship, how you will communicate the existence of the forums to the general public, and whether the media will also be invited.

Candidate forums were not done in 2010, nor will they be moving forward. We have updated our narrative description of our activities to comply with this request, which is attached at the end of the document. (b) Describe in detail your proposed voter guides, including whose records would be summarized, what voting records would be included, whether particular questions would be asked of the candidates or incumbent individuals, whether you provide videos of candidate responses, whether you provide research on the issues, when the guides would be released in relation to an election, and whether the guides would be sent to members of the general public, published on your website, or be published as part of your newsletter. American Junto did not prepare voter guides for the 2010 election, nor will it moving forward. We have updated our narrative description of our activities to comply with this request, which is attached at the end of the document. (c) Describe in detail your "get out the vote activities," including who you will contact, the method of contact, the services you would provide (such as transportation) to all or only to selected categories (such as persons unable to drive or walk), and list such categories. American Junto did not complete any get out the vote activities for the 2010 election, nor will it moving forward. We have updated our narrative description of our activities to comply with this request, which is attached at the end of the document. (e) Describe in detail your voter registration activities. American Junto did not complete any voter registration activities in 2010, nor will it moving forward. We have updated our narrative description of our activities to comply with this request, which is attached at the end of the document. 6.) ln our previous letter to you, we asked you to provide copies of any flyers, handouts, pamphlets, or other written material you provide to the participants or organizations you are soliciting from or any written material distributed by you regarding your activities. You provided a fax copy of your Newsletter/Flyer concerning the Ohio Energy and Climate Conference that was illegible. You also provided an lnternet website link to a video of your Young Americans for Liberty at Ohio State event. Your specific event was not found at the link provided. (a) Submit readable copies of all your newsletters American Junto Newsletter Dated 2/5/2010

Ohio Energy and Climate Conference

Dear Fellow Citizens and Taxpayers, Despite the weather, the energy conference is still moving forward. We may need to have one of the speakers participate via web conference because of a flight cancellation, but the others are on their way as I write this. If you still need to buy a ticket - Get Conference Tickets Here If you are not able to purchase tickets online, they will be available at the door.

Ohio Energy and Climate Conference will feature: Pat Michaels, Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute - Discuss the origins of climate change - Discuss man's effect on the process. Ben Lieberman, Senior Policy Analyst at the Heritage Foundation, will discuss current and proposed energy policy: - What does Cap and Trade mean to United States? - What problems exist in current energy policy? - What can we expect in the future? Mary Hutzler, Senior Fellow at the Institute for Energy Research, will discuss the science of various energy sources: - Current energy sources - Viability of different energy sources William Tucker, author of Terrestrial Energy, will discuss practical applications to current energy sources focusing on: - Nuclear Energy - Risks vs. Rewards Date: Saturday, February 6, 2010 Time: 1:00pm-5:00pm Location: Miami University, Middletown, Dave Finkelman Auditorium Address: 4200 North University Boulevard, Middletown, OH, 45042 Tickets: $12 - Purchase Here (c) Provide a copy of your video event, or if you are unable to provide a video copy, provide a more specific website address for your Ohio State event. This was not an American Junto event. A donation was simply provided to Young Americans for Liberty. A video of the speech is attached in five parts. Follow the links below to obtain the video. Video Link #1: http://www.youtube.com/user/OHFreedomAlliance1#p/c/18574632735990EC/0/5KNxgnVUDGw Video Link #2: http://www.youtube.com/user/OHFreedomAlliance1#p/c/18574632735990EC/1/_w3_Qgsu41s Video Link #3: http://www.youtube.com/user/OHFreedomAlliance1#p/c/18574632735990EC/2/dU2DKsKPltg Video Link #4: http://www.youtube.com/user/OHFreedomAlliance1#p/c/18574632735990EC/3/SBoZjDuwOww Video Link #5: http://www.youtube.com/user/OHFreedomAlliance1#p/c/18574632735990EC/4/biYyz_GJd2w 7.) You state in your application that both your directors are also active board members for Cincinnati Tea Party, a political organization described in section 527 of the Code. You further state that one of your

directors is also a board member of Ohio Liberty Council, which you state is also a political organization described in section 527 (you also state that it is an "lRS 501(c)(a) organization"), and that your other director serves on the advisory board of the Ohio Liberty Council. You further state that neither the Cincinnati Tea Party nor the Ohio Liberty Council has any direct control over you or vice yersa due to the structure of your and their bylaws. Provide a detailed explanation as to such lack of direct control. Chris Littleton and Dan Lillback are the sole directors of American Junto. Chris Littleton and Dan Lillback are board members of the Cincinnati Tea Party. There are 7 total board members for the Cincinnati Tea Party. Chris Littleton is a board member for the Ohio Liberty Council. There are 12 total board members for the Ohio Liberty Council. The respective organizations are all separate and distinct entities sharing no legal attachment, and therefore not bound by decisions of any other. SPECIFY THAT YOU WILL ADOPT A CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY TO PREVENT UNDUE INFLUENCE FROM OTHER INTERESTS THAT THE DIRECTORS MAY HAVE - - THAT IS WHAT THEY WANT TO SEE HERE. Part IV. Narrative Description of Your Activities (Original) American Junto has no past activities. The present and planned activities include raising funds for all forms of voter education in the state of Ohio. The activities will consist of nonpartisan county precinct member organization, educational speakers, nonpartisan governmental accountability, and activities assisting get out the vote campaigns. The contracted associates of American Junto will complete the voter education process, while the members of American Junto will complete the remaining activities. The activity will be conducted primarily Ohio, but the American Junto product is something that can be expanded across the United States in any form. The activities are conducted year round. The activities will be funded by private donations. Part IV. Narrative Description of Your Activities (Updated) American Juntos past activities include educational conferences and grants for educational forums. The present and planned activities include raising funds for all forms of education in the state of Ohio. The activities will consist of nonpartisan county precinct member education, history related educational speakers, and educational forums that will provide perspective and analysis of current events both locally and nationally. On occasion American Junto will require contracted associates to complete educational activities and forums. The activity will be conducted primarily Ohio, but the American Junto product is something that can be expanded across the United States in any form. The activities are conducted year round. The activities will be funded by private donations.