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7/19/2010
8th CD Debate tomorrow – and more coming up
56th Assembly District candidates (currently represented by Roger Roth: Grand Chute, Greenville, south to towns west of Oshkosh)
Sponsored by Fox Valley Conservative Forum
Tuesday, July 20, Noon to 1:00 PM
Machine Shed Restaurant, 220 N. Fox River Dr., Appleton
Candidates invited are Michelle Litjens, Jim Pleuss and Jay Schroeder. Questions will focus on candidates’ understanding of Constitutional government and their vision for Wisconsin.
8th CD candidates will debate Tuesday evening
July 20th, 7:00 PM. New London Senior High School
Sponsored by the Waupaca County Republican Party
Candidates appearing are Terri McCormick, Reid Ribble, Roger Roth and Marc Savard.
Interesting. Mosque open house in Sheboygan July 31
3:00 – 6:00 PM
9110 Sauk Trail Road, Town of Wilson
The Islamic Society of Sheboygan will have light refreshments for visitors.
Reserve the day! Candidates, Assembly Districts 5 and 57 and Senate District 1
Friday August 6, 7:30 to 9:30 AM
Bergstrom of Kaukauna, 2929 Lawe Street, Kaukauna
Tired of fundraising reports and poll results – and interested in the issues? This is a perfect opportunity to talk individually with all invited candidates.
Invited candidates
5th AD: Democrat Mert Summers and Republicans Craig Fletcher, David Landwehr and Jim Steineke
57th AD: Democrat Penny Bernard Schaber, Republicans Chris H. Hanson, Howard Miller and Charles R. Schmidt, and Independent Michael Brown
2nd Senate District: Democrat Monk Elmer and Republicans Dave Hutchinson, Frank Lasee and Jon Soyring
U.S. Senate candidates August 10 in Morrison
7:00 PM, Evergreen Bar and Grill
N.E.W. Patriots are hosting a Question and Answer Forum with two U.S.Senate candidates, Rob Taylor (Constitution Party) and Dave Westlake (R)
More information here or email us here.
Jo Egelhoff, FoxPolitics.net
COMMENTS
Who is sponsoring the 56Th debate? Any chance of having a evening debate for that race?
Bruce Sherman (Mon Jul 19 08:23:37 2010)
Jo:
Thanks again for keeping us informed as to these events for the candidates. Sometimes the paper just doesn't get these out in time.
Mike
Mike Thomas (Mon Jul 19 08:52:06 2010)
Thanks for the update. I hope to get to both.
Dale (Mon Jul 19 12:23:59 2010)
No evening forum or debate scheduled for 56th candidates yet Bruce, that I know of, but will surely publicize anything I hear of or am informed of. Can you take your lunch hour tomorrow at the Machine Shed?
Jo (Mon Jul 19 12:52:52 2010)
At this time I plan on dinning at the MS for lunch, do you know which candidates’ are going to show up. How can someone submit questions? Who makes up the Fox Valley Conservative Forum, this isn’t the old Garage Group is it?
Bruce Sherman (Mon Jul 19 14:23:32 2010)
Just chiming in to say THANKS for keeping us up to speed on what is happening in our area with the various races. It it so important that we ALL take an active part in these upcoming campaigns. Find out who would best represent you and then work for their election.
bhm (Mon Jul 19 14:23:40 2010)
No, not the Garage Group. That's now "The Group," and they meet the 2nd Wednesday of every month at the Old Bavarian restaurant on West College Ave. in Appleton.
No, the Fox Valley Conservative Forum is a fairly new organization with a belief in the U.S. Constitution and the biblical principles which drove America's founding. I understand that all 3 candidates will be there. They've been asked to answer a series of questions centering on their beliefs in the role of the individual and government in America and of course, on their beliefs about the Constitution. I look forward to seeing you there Bruce!
Jo (Mon Jul 19 15:24:25 2010)
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