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ATTENTION ALL REPUBLICANS!!
Please come join us for our next meeting on Tuesday, June 5th starting at 6:30 PM. We meet at the Madison County Agricultural Extension Office in Marshall (at the county fairgrounds). We will have our General Election candidates in place and we will begin paving the road to victory in November, 2012. We need you to get involved now!!
Follow this link to our YouTube channel where you can see videos form our 2012 Reagan-Lincoln Day Dinner as well as other videos for our candidates:
http://www.youtube.com/user/MadisonCountyVideos?feature=mhee
Special thanks to Richard Bernier for filming the event!!
Clayton Willis of Mars Hill filed this morning to run for County Commissioner. Clayton joins (Retired Superior Court Judge) Jim Baker from Marshall and Scott Petrucha of Mars Hill to fill out the Republican slate of candidates for the County Commission. We are VERY excited to offer such a high quality slate of candidates.
LAST CHANCE TO RSVP FOR THE REAGAN-LINCOLN DINNER AND BE THE FIRST TO MEET & GREET ALL OF OUR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES. See the details below.
We are honored and excited to officially announce that retired Superior Court Judge Jim Baker is joining our ranks as a candidate for the Madison County Board of Commissioners. We will post more on Judge Baker in the near future and he hopes to roll out his website very soon.
THE 2011 PERFORMANCE RANKINGS ARE IN!!
http://www.civitasaction.org//all-legislators.php/2011/new/?year=2011&new=new
Ralph Hise scores “A”
Ray Rapp scores “F”
Look at their overall rankings by clicking on the link above.
We need to work hard for Ralph so we can keep him in Office and work just as hard to support Michele Presnell &/or Ben Keilman in their efforts to send Ray Rapp into retirement.
Civitas Action, a nonprofit political advocacy group, categorizing lawmakers based on their votes on legislation. Lawmakers that support “free-market economic policies, limited government and personal responsibility” get higher conservative scores and “effectiveness” ratings.
Support Voter ID
Governor Perdue Vetos Voter ID
“We must always be vigilant in protecting the integrity of our election, but requiring every voter to present a government-issued photo ID is not the way to do it,” said Governor Perdue as she vetoed our common-sense legislation to restore confidence in our elections and combat voter fraud.
75% of North Carolinians support our voter ID requirements, yet Governor Perdue again has decided to put politics over the will of North Carolinians. This veto goes to show that Governor Perdue is more focused on getting re-elected and energizing her liberal base.
North Carolinians must show an ID to cash a check, to see a doctor and to enter into certain government buildings, yet Governor Perdue and her liberal allies do not think it is important to show one to vote. Why is Governor Perdue scared of verifying someone’s identity before his or her vote?
