Executive Club Meeting Invitation!
7:00 pm • Wednesday June 1st • Airport Shilo Inn
The candidates!
Well, another primary is past, and the matchups for November are before us.
On the table is the economic future and social fabric of Oregon.
Wednesday, these candidates will appear to call for support and advice.
Suggested questions:
(Feel free to add a dozen or so of your own)
How much government is too much? State? Local? Federal?
How badly has liberal control of Oregon violated that limit?
Climate Change, man or nature?
Describe the level of scientific denial in Oregon's deep-blue leadership.
Economies, how free or restrained?
Identify the socialist propaganda which has taken hold of our state.
How rapidly can the Kitzhaber-Kulongowski-Brown damage be mended?
What's legitimate about bills that are too big to be read?
The liberal, public sector union stranglehold on state tax revenue:
how do we wrest it from their grasp?
The new "sales tax" proposal, worse than any sales tax proposition before it:
how do we educate voters and beat this destructive tax?
Since insurance is regulated by the states,
why is it that Washington gets to tell the states what policies are "legal"?
How do we restore 1st Amendment protections to those who are now being trampled on?
What ever happened to "shall not be infringed"?
Don't limits and licenses and screwy transfer laws do just that?
Do we really want to keep the inexperienced from finding a job,
just so we can have robots make our burgers and sweep our floors?
How expensive should electricity be here in Hydro Heaven,
and how many eagles should die for it?
What's wrong with a Wall, anyway? Or mandating E-Verify?
Or is locking the doors to our homes going to be illegal next?
Get the idea? Grill 'em. The liberals won't be as nice as we will be!
Join us to play your part, Wednesday night.
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Portland Airport Shilo Inn ~~ 11707 Northeast Airport Way
Bring a friend! ~~ $20 select menu option ~~ no host bar
And of course, the cigar room, afterward
Next meeting after this: July 6th
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Submitting Followup Information
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Timely Information and Events
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Friends of Freedom Foundation:
We are excited as warm summer days approach. It reminds us that June is coming, which means our first annual Freedom Foundation dinner event is approaching quickly.
Several friends have indicated they will be out of town, but wish they could support us. If you want to purchase a table sponsorship and invite friends to learn about the mission and labor reform project we have, we are happy to seat a key staff member at your sponsored table so your guests feel welcome encouraged.
Please
click here for all ticketing/sponsoring opportunities. Seating is selling pretty fast, and we are anticipating a full house for the evening.
Here are the basics:
June 24th, 2016 • 6 pm • Oregon Zoo Cascade Banquet Room
Keynote Speaker: Steve Forbes • Secondary Speaker: Rebecca Friedrichs
Now that Oregon's primary election is over, we can all take a deep breath, enjoy an evening together....and get down to work.
Some of our recent shenanigans:
In case you missed a recent post Freedom Foundation published, here is a little insight as to why Oregon legislators and leaders would want to sign a complaint lodged by our political opponents to the state's AG's office. A simple look at
each legislators candidate filings show they are beholden to those who contribute to their election.
We also faced the same complaint in Washington. Washington state
dismissed that case this week.
It's been a good week for freedom.
Anne Marie Gurney
Oregon Director | Freedom In Action
AGurney@myfreedomfoundation.com
cell 503-901-5635 l ofc 360.956.3482 | PO Box 552 Olympia, WA 98507
myFreedomFoundation.com
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You are invited to attend:
Fallen Hero Memorial -- Highway Dedication Service
(U.S. Highway 26; Boring, Oregon)
May 27, 2016 • 1:30 pm
Good Shepherd Community Church; 28986 SE Haley Road; Boring, Oregon
To Honor and Remember: The Wright Brothers
Heroes from Boring who perished in the
service of our country in South Vietnam
United States Marine United States Army
United States Marine
Pvt. George Nathan Wright
September 19, 1945 - May 21, 1967
United States Army
SPC4 James Alfred Wright
January 14, 1948 - May 31, 1969
Download a printable flyer here
PLEASE DIRECT INQUIRES TO: STEVE BATES @ 503-663-6271
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Have you heard? We are having another AR-15 gun raffle! Buy your ticket today!
Help support the Multnomah County Republican Party, Defenders of the Second Amendment.
You could win an Anderson Mfg AM-15 Rifle (Anderson's name for the AR-15 Rifle) with a Bushnell 1x28 Red Dot Sight!
Tickets $10 each, or three for $25. Winner must be 18 years old. Need not be present to win.
Winner must pass a legal background check; failure to do so will result in us drawing again for a new winner.
Drawing to be held at
MCRP Office on June 6, 2016 at 7PM.
For more Information contact Frank Martin by phone at 503-863-7098 or by email to
kitanis@comcast.net
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Article IV, Section 4, begins with: "The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government."
Isn't part of the that Republican Form of Government a procedure for amendment, which includes the right of states to amend the Constitution? Then for states to have governance modelled after the federal Constitution, shouldn't the political subdivisions of states -- counties -- also have that right of amendment to their state's Constitution?
Please read the proposal, here:
CONVENTION OF THE COUNTIES.
Please contact me by phone (503-332-5836) or email to
ddgulstrom@yahoo.com to comment or assist in promoting this idea.
