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9/28/2010
57th A.D. and 5th A.D. Issue Seminar – this Friday!
Yup, FIVE WEEKS to the election - are you doing your part? How many calls have you made this week for your favorite candidate? How many doors have you knocked on? Do you have a sign in your yard? Or several signs? Your friend with a home on a busy street – do they have Walker/Johnson/Ribble/Hanson or Lasee or Steineke or ??? signs in their yards?
Today. States’ Rights v. Federal Expansion
Tuesday, September 28
12 noon to 1:00 PM
The Machine Shed Restaurant, 220 N. Fox River Dr., Appleton
(Exit Hwy 41 at College Ave., west 1 block to Mall Drive, turn right; ½ block to first right on Fox River Drive.)
Hosted by the Fox Valley Conservative Forum. No cost to attend. Menu ranges from $6 to $9.
The second presentation in a series on the powers contained in States’ rights to counter alarming Federal expansion, this talk addresses state nullification of ObamaCare. State nullification of unconstitutional federal laws is founded primarily on the Constitution’s Tenth Amendment as expounded by Jefferson and Madison in 1798. Expert Larry Greenley will share a PowerPoint on state nullification, its application by states in the past, and today’s strategy for state nullification of ObamaCare in Wisconsin and other states.
McGinnis Courtroom Briefing
Thursday, September 30
12 noon – 1:00
Outagamie County Courthouse, Circuit Court Branch 1 (Courtroom E)
Outagamie County Judge Mark McGinnis will host his monthly meeting, designed to inform the public about the criminal justice system – up close and personal. Attendees are invited to bring a lunch and to stay and observe cases through the afternoon if desired. Registration is preferred but not necessary, 920-832-5152.
Hanson/Bernard Schaber and Steineke/Summers – Assembly Candidate Forum
Friday, October 1
7:30 – 9:30 AM
Lower Level, Citizens Bank, 205 E. Fourth Street, Kaukauna
Sponsored by The Advocacy Council of the Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce.
The public is invited to attend this free session. Reservations are appreciated but not required, and can be made by calling 920-766-1616 or going online at www.heartofthevalleychamber.com. Perfect chance to meet the candidates, understand why they’re running and hone in on how they will vote on key issues. Candidates from the 57th and 5th Assembly Districts will be asked the following questions and will also take questions from the floor.
- Success in job creation in Wisconsin can only be achieved by improvement in the business climate. What SPECIFICALLY would you do to achieve this?
- The projected State deficit going into the next budget cycle will be over $2 billion. Realizing that there will probably not be one time funds (Stimulus, Tobacco, Transportation Funds) available, what specific cuts in spending do you support and why?
- Special Interest groups and Lobbyists have had a growing influence on the Wisconsin Budgetary process as they seek tax dollars for their constituencies.Would you support legislation that would constitutionally reduce the influence these groups have on the budgetary process?
- Would you support legislation mandating a return to the original intent of the Wisconsin Retirement System and the mandating of contributions by ALL Employees covered under the Wisconsin Retirement System? If not, how would you reduce this annual increased burden to the taxpayer?
- What is your position on the High Speed Rail System?
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie in Waukesha County for Scott Walker - update, 9/29/10
Monday, October 4
12:15 PM
Country Springs Hotel, 2810 Golf Road, Waukesha
$75/person. Please RSVP.
I’d like to see this guy (Governor Christie, that is...)in action –
Mike LeMay of Q90 FM
Tuesday, October 12
12 noon to 1:00 PM
The Machine Shed Restaurant, 220 N. Fox River Dr., Appleton
(Exit Hwy 41 at College Ave., west 1 block to Mall Drive, turn right; ½ block to first right on Fox River Drive.)
Hosted by the Fox Valley Conservative Forum. No cost to attend. Menu ranges from $6 to $9.
Michelle Obama Feingold Fundraiser
Wednesday, October 13
Milwaukee; time and specific location to be determined
Senator Feingold is in the company of such prominent left-leaners as Washington Sen. Patty Murray and California Sen. Barbara Boxer (just sayin'...), who will also host the First Lady’s during her October campaign schedule. Feingold spokesman John Kraus says Senator Feingold is excited about Michelle Obama coming, looks forward to her visit and appreciates her support.
The Making of America
Saturday, October 23
8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Legends Brewhouse & Eatery, 874 Heritage Road, De Pere
Sponsored by the N.E.W. Liberty Alliance and National Center for Constitutional Studies
Families welcome. Rediscover the key to the creation of the first free nation in modern times – “Developing America’s Great Success Formula” and “The Perfect Plan of Liberty.”
$25 1st attendee, $20 each additional member of party. Fee includes 135-page study guide and lunch.
Contact Evon, 920-371-1797. or register here.
Jo Egelhoff, FoxPolitics.net
COMMENTS
I could not send you an email via your link. Count me in to meet Reid.
THANKS for the great information on the blog today.
David (Tue Sep 28 09:18:04 2010)
Jo: The details for Chris Christie are:
Luncheon with Chris Christie
Country Springs Hotel
2810 Golf Road Waukesha Wi
12:15 Luncheon
$75 per person
$1000 for a photo with Gov. Christie
RSVP marystitt@wi.rr.com or call mary at 262-268-6859 Thanks Jay
Jay Schroeder (Wed Sep 29 09:49:10 2010)
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