PROTEST TO GREET U.S. REP. GARY PETERS FRIDAY AS HE BRIEFS BUSINESS LEADERS
ON PASSAGE OF OBAMACARE
Outrage Continues with Peters’ Pro-Washington, Anti-Taxpayer Record
Tomorrow, Friday, April 30, 2010, tea party activists and concerned citizens will greet U.S. Representative Gary Peters (D-MI09) with a ‘pink slip’ rally outside his speaking engagement as he appears before a group of business leaders sponsored by UBS regarding the passage of the Obama-Pelosi-Peters federal healthcare takeover law. The rally will also be in support of the Michigan Citizens for Healthcare Freedom statewide referendum petition drive. The rally will take place from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM.
The rally/protest will take place at:
The Iroquois Club
43248 Woodward Avenue (just north of Square Lake Road)
Bloomfield Township, Michigan
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Conservative Victory Rally May 8 - Join Ralph Reed of Faith & Freedom Coalition @ Complimentary Event
OAKLAND COUNTY CONSERVATIVES
&
SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN CONSERVATIVES
CONSERVATIVE VICTORY RALLY 2010
Join us as we rally and prepare for a pro-life, pro-family and fiscally conservative victory in the 2010 elections.
Featuring
RALPH REED
Chairman of
FAITH AND FREEDOM COALITION
The Goals of Faith and Freedom Coalition are:
Never before has it been more critical for us to speak out for our values. That is why the Faith and Freedom Coalition is committed to educating, equipping, and mobilizing people of faith and like-minded individuals to be effective citizens. Together we will influence public policy and enact legislation that strengthens families, promotes time-honored values, protects the dignity of life and marriage, lowers the tax burden on small business and families, and requires government to tighten its belt and live within its means.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
10 - 11:30 AM
Zion Christian Church *
3668 Livernois Rd, Troy
(North of Big Beaver Road and south of Wattles Road - See map links below)
* Zion Christian Church, its staff and its members are not affiliated with or have endorsed the Faith and Freedom Coalition nor any affiliates of the Faith and Freedom Coalition.
THIS IS A COMPLIMENTARY EVENT - NO COST TO ATTEND.
BRING FAMILY/FRIENDS/NEIGHBORS
WEBSITES:
Faith and Freedom Coalition
Home Page - http://www.ffcoalition.org
&
SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN CONSERVATIVES
CONSERVATIVE VICTORY RALLY 2010
Join us as we rally and prepare for a pro-life, pro-family and fiscally conservative victory in the 2010 elections.
Featuring
RALPH REED
Chairman of
FAITH AND FREEDOM COALITION
The Goals of Faith and Freedom Coalition are:
Never before has it been more critical for us to speak out for our values. That is why the Faith and Freedom Coalition is committed to educating, equipping, and mobilizing people of faith and like-minded individuals to be effective citizens. Together we will influence public policy and enact legislation that strengthens families, promotes time-honored values, protects the dignity of life and marriage, lowers the tax burden on small business and families, and requires government to tighten its belt and live within its means.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
10 - 11:30 AM
Zion Christian Church *
3668 Livernois Rd, Troy
(North of Big Beaver Road and south of Wattles Road - See map links below)
* Zion Christian Church, its staff and its members are not affiliated with or have endorsed the Faith and Freedom Coalition nor any affiliates of the Faith and Freedom Coalition.
THIS IS A COMPLIMENTARY EVENT - NO COST TO ATTEND.
BRING FAMILY/FRIENDS/NEIGHBORS
WEBSITES:
Faith and Freedom Coalition
Home Page - http://www.ffcoalition.org
Monday, April 26, 2010
Discussion on President Obama's Upcoming Supreme Court Nomination, Join Thursday Conference Call
CONFERENCE CALL
Please Join
Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) and European Center for Law and Justice (ECLJ), Jordan Sekulow,Human Rights Attorney andDirector of International Operations for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ)
And
Angela Sailor, RNC Coalitions Director
What: Discussion on President Obama’s Upcoming Supreme Court Nomination
When: Thursday, April 29, 2010 at 4:00 PM EDT
Where: Dial-In Number: 888-566-2143 Code: 4743829
Please Join
Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) and European Center for Law and Justice (ECLJ), Jordan Sekulow,Human Rights Attorney andDirector of International Operations for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ)
And
Angela Sailor, RNC Coalitions Director
What: Discussion on President Obama’s Upcoming Supreme Court Nomination
When: Thursday, April 29, 2010 at 4:00 PM EDT
Where: Dial-In Number: 888-566-2143 Code: 4743829
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Big Momentum: Healthcare Freedom Petition Drive Expands - Get Yours Today!
'Opt Out' of Obamacare Healthcare Freedom Petition Drive Launched, Get Your Petition to Circulate Today!
STAND UP TO THE OBAMA-PELOSI-PETERS HEALTHCARE TAKEOVER SCHEME
Petition Referendum Launched to Allow Citizens to ‘Opt Out’ of Obamacare
Healthcare Freedom petition drive has launched! We need 500,000 valid signatures by June, 2010. If we receive enough signatures the issue will be placed on the ballot in November. If voters approve the referendum, citizens of Michigan will be allowed to ‘opt out’ of Obamacare thereby guaranteeing their healthcare freedoms and options ---without government interference.
Pick up your petitions to circulate to friends/family/neighbors at:
BLOOMFIELD HILLS: Oakland Fix Michigan Center/Oakland County Republican Party, 42611Woodward Avenue, Bloomfield Hills. You can just drop in or you may call Jessica Corbett at 517-977-7752.
ORION TOWNSHIP: Jacobsen’s Flowers, Inc., 545 S. Lapeer Road, Lake Orion (open Monday – Friday 9 AM – 5:30 PM, Saturday 9 AM – 5 PM).
ROCHESTER HILLS: Call Jim Duistermars at 248-853-0172.
TROY: Knollenberg Agency – Allstate Insurance, 198 East Big Beaver Road, Troy (open Monday – Friday 9 AM – 5 PM).
WATERFORD: Call Dennis Pittman at 248-866-2562.
You may drop off your completed petitions with the same people/locations or you can mail them in. For more information, visit www.michiganhcf.com.
STAND UP TO THE OBAMA-PELOSI-PETERS HEALTHCARE TAKEOVER SCHEME
Petition Referendum Launched to Allow Citizens to ‘Opt Out’ of Obamacare
Healthcare Freedom petition drive has launched! We need 500,000 valid signatures by June, 2010. If we receive enough signatures the issue will be placed on the ballot in November. If voters approve the referendum, citizens of Michigan will be allowed to ‘opt out’ of Obamacare thereby guaranteeing their healthcare freedoms and options ---without government interference.
Pick up your petitions to circulate to friends/family/neighbors at:
BLOOMFIELD HILLS: Oakland Fix Michigan Center/Oakland County Republican Party, 42611Woodward Avenue, Bloomfield Hills. You can just drop in or you may call Jessica Corbett at 517-977-7752.
ORION TOWNSHIP: Jacobsen’s Flowers, Inc., 545 S. Lapeer Road, Lake Orion (open Monday – Friday 9 AM – 5:30 PM, Saturday 9 AM – 5 PM).
ROCHESTER HILLS: Call Jim Duistermars at 248-853-0172.
TROY: Knollenberg Agency – Allstate Insurance, 198 East Big Beaver Road, Troy (open Monday – Friday 9 AM – 5 PM).
WATERFORD: Call Dennis Pittman at 248-866-2562.
You may drop off your completed petitions with the same people/locations or you can mail them in. For more information, visit www.michiganhcf.com.
Friday, April 23, 2010
Best Pricing Ends AFTER Today for Reagan Dinner to see/hear/meet Sen. Rick Santorum May 4 in Troy
9TH Congressional District Republican Party
Presents
Southeast Michigan
Ronald Reagan Memorial Dinner 2010
Featuring
The Honorable Rick Santorum
Former United States Senator, Fox News Contributor
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Doors open – 5:30 PM
General Reception – 6:00 PM; Dinner Program – 7:00 PM
Petruzzello’s Banquet Center
6950 Rochester Road ● Troy ● Michigan
Prepaid dinner tickets: $55 per person
($65 per person postmark after April 23rd)
VIP Reception with speaker:
$100 per person (includes dinner)
Private Senatorial Reception (Private Reception w/ Senator Santorum, receive photo, seating at head table): $1000 per person; $1250 per couple
Serve on Host Committee: Buy/sell $300 in tickets/ad book sales
Please mail your personal check to:
9th District Republican Committee, P. O. Box 4553, Troy, MI 48099
FOR UPDATES, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.MI9THGOP.COM.
CONTACT US AT MI9THGOP@GMAIL.COM OR CALL 248-410-8651
PAID FOR WITH REGULATED FUNDS BY: 9TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
Presents
Southeast Michigan
Ronald Reagan Memorial Dinner 2010
Featuring
The Honorable Rick Santorum
Former United States Senator, Fox News Contributor
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Doors open – 5:30 PM
General Reception – 6:00 PM; Dinner Program – 7:00 PM
Petruzzello’s Banquet Center
6950 Rochester Road ● Troy ● Michigan
Prepaid dinner tickets: $55 per person
($65 per person postmark after April 23rd)
VIP Reception with speaker:
$100 per person (includes dinner)
Private Senatorial Reception (Private Reception w/ Senator Santorum, receive photo, seating at head table): $1000 per person; $1250 per couple
Serve on Host Committee: Buy/sell $300 in tickets/ad book sales
Please mail your personal check to:
9th District Republican Committee, P. O. Box 4553, Troy, MI 48099
FOR UPDATES, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.MI9THGOP.COM.
CONTACT US AT MI9THGOP@GMAIL.COM OR CALL 248-410-8651
PAID FOR WITH REGULATED FUNDS BY: 9TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
Thursday, April 22, 2010
GOP House Members Call for Earmark Action; In other News U.S. Rep. Gary Peters Continues to Spend Massive Amounts of Federal Dollars on Chinese Credit
April 22, 2010, 7:36 pm House Repubs Call For Earmark Action
By BERNIE BECKER
A group of top House Republicans on Thursday called on their Democratic counterparts to team up for a one-year moratorium on all earmarks, with the savings shifted to pay down part of the deficit.
At a news conference, John Boehner, the House minority leader, and other Republicans said Americans saw earmarks – which allow individual lawmakers to set aside money for pet projects – as a symbol of government run amok and called on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to schedule a vote on their proposal.
“Most Americans know that the earmark issue is emblematic of a greater problem in Washington,” said Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the No. 2 Republican in the House. “That Washington’s spending too much, it’s incurring too much debt, bringing on the need for higher taxes.”
House Republicans appear to be fairly unified on the resolution — Representative Bob Goodlatte of Virginia, who introduced the measure, said during the news conference that it had 164 co-sponsors and that Republicans in the chamber had “built considerable momentum on the issue.” But a top House Democrat slammed the resolution on Thursday, and earmarking appears to still be much in favor in the Senate.
House Republicans last month agreed to give up all earmarks — which make up a small portion of federal spending — for the next year. That move came as House Democratic leaders were swearing off awarding earmarks to for-profit companies.
Steny Hoyer, the House majority leader, said on Thursday that the Republicans’ new plan would give the executive branch too much power in deciding which projects get funded. And the zeal to take on earmarks does not seem to have caught on in the Senate, even as high-profile senators like Jim DeMint and John McCain have railed against the practice.
Mr. Boehner, for his part, did not seem all that concerned that his Republican colleagues in the Senate don’t seem too keen on tackling earmarks.
“Why don’t we fix one chamber at a time?” asked Mr. Boehner, an Ohio Republican. “And I think if Senate or House Democrats were to join us, I’m sure the Senate would take notice.”
The new resolution also calls on Congress to create a bipartisan commission with members from both chambers that would examine earmarks and the budget in general.
Mr. Boehner, when asked about Mr. Hoyer’s criticisms of the Republican proposal, said the commission would “look at a more responsible way for us to do our duty to our constituents in terms of how to do these earmarks that passes the straight face test. The current process doesn’t.”
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/04/22/house-repubs-call-for-earmark-action/?src=twt&twt=thecaucus
By BERNIE BECKER
A group of top House Republicans on Thursday called on their Democratic counterparts to team up for a one-year moratorium on all earmarks, with the savings shifted to pay down part of the deficit.
At a news conference, John Boehner, the House minority leader, and other Republicans said Americans saw earmarks – which allow individual lawmakers to set aside money for pet projects – as a symbol of government run amok and called on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to schedule a vote on their proposal.
“Most Americans know that the earmark issue is emblematic of a greater problem in Washington,” said Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the No. 2 Republican in the House. “That Washington’s spending too much, it’s incurring too much debt, bringing on the need for higher taxes.”
House Republicans appear to be fairly unified on the resolution — Representative Bob Goodlatte of Virginia, who introduced the measure, said during the news conference that it had 164 co-sponsors and that Republicans in the chamber had “built considerable momentum on the issue.” But a top House Democrat slammed the resolution on Thursday, and earmarking appears to still be much in favor in the Senate.
House Republicans last month agreed to give up all earmarks — which make up a small portion of federal spending — for the next year. That move came as House Democratic leaders were swearing off awarding earmarks to for-profit companies.
Steny Hoyer, the House majority leader, said on Thursday that the Republicans’ new plan would give the executive branch too much power in deciding which projects get funded. And the zeal to take on earmarks does not seem to have caught on in the Senate, even as high-profile senators like Jim DeMint and John McCain have railed against the practice.
Mr. Boehner, for his part, did not seem all that concerned that his Republican colleagues in the Senate don’t seem too keen on tackling earmarks.
“Why don’t we fix one chamber at a time?” asked Mr. Boehner, an Ohio Republican. “And I think if Senate or House Democrats were to join us, I’m sure the Senate would take notice.”
The new resolution also calls on Congress to create a bipartisan commission with members from both chambers that would examine earmarks and the budget in general.
Mr. Boehner, when asked about Mr. Hoyer’s criticisms of the Republican proposal, said the commission would “look at a more responsible way for us to do our duty to our constituents in terms of how to do these earmarks that passes the straight face test. The current process doesn’t.”
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/04/22/house-repubs-call-for-earmark-action/?src=twt&twt=thecaucus
Discussion on President Obama’s Upcoming Supreme Court Nomination
CONFERENCE CALL
Please Join
Curt Levey, Executive Director of the Committee for Justice and former head of the Title IX policy group at the U.S. Education Department's Office for Civil Rights
And
Angela Sailor, RNC Coalitions Director
What: Discussion on President Obama’s
Upcoming Supreme Court Nomination
When: Today at 4:00 PM EDT
Where: Dial-In Number: 888-566-2143 Code: 4743829
RSVP: Please Click Here to RSVP
Republican National Committee | 310 First Street, SE | Washington, D.C.20003
p: 202.863.8500 | f: 202.863.8820 | e: info@gop.com
Paid for by the Republican National Committee.
310 First Street, SE - Washington, D.C.20003 - (202) 863-8500
www.gop.com
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Please Join
Curt Levey, Executive Director of the Committee for Justice and former head of the Title IX policy group at the U.S. Education Department's Office for Civil Rights
And
Angela Sailor, RNC Coalitions Director
What: Discussion on President Obama’s
Upcoming Supreme Court Nomination
When: Today at 4:00 PM EDT
Where: Dial-In Number: 888-566-2143 Code: 4743829
RSVP: Please Click Here to RSVP
Republican National Committee | 310 First Street, SE | Washington, D.C.20003
p: 202.863.8500 | f: 202.863.8820 | e: info@gop.com
Paid for by the Republican National Committee.
310 First Street, SE - Washington, D.C.20003 - (202) 863-8500
www.gop.com
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