Del. Tag Greason Delivers the Weekly Virginia Republican Address
Del. Tag Greason delivers this week #39;s Virginia Republican Address.
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Republican: Get Rid of Citizens United and You #39;ll Destroy the Bill of Rights!
GOP Senator Chuck Grassley says overturning Citizens United could lead to abolishing the entire Bill of Rights! This clip from the Majority Report, live M-F ...
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THE CHATHAMS - The Republican Club of the Chathams (RCC) will host its seventh annual celebration of Lincolns birthday from 4 to 6 p.m. this Sunday, Feb. 15, at Caf Beethoven, 262 Main St., Chatham. Delicious light refreshments will be served, including wine.
The event costs $20 per person. All are welcome.
President Abraham Lincoln was the founder of the Republican Party, said Cindy Steffens, president of the RCC. Celebrating Lincolns birthday each year is a terrific Republican tradition.
Brown On Hand
Former New Jersey state Senator Leanna Brown, founder of the RCC, will attend. In more than 50 years of distinguished public service, Brown served as a Chatham Borough Council member; a Morris County Freeholder; the Morris County Freeholder Director; the New Jersey Association of Counties President; as a New Jersey state Assemblywoman; as a New Jersey state Senator, and as a New Jersey Casino Control Commissioner. From 2007 to 2009, she served on the Presidents Commission on White House Fellows.
Brown currently writes a syndicated column, "Upbeat New Jersey," for the New Jersey Hills Media Group, including this newspaper.
Civil War Writer
To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War, this years event will feature special guest speaker Bill Styple of Chatham, a well-known Civil War historian.
A fund-raising event will be held for a copy of one of his two books, "Tell Me of Lincoln," and "McClellans Other Story: the Political Intrigue of Colonel Thomas M. Key." Participation in the fund-raising is free for RCC members who have paid their 2015 dues, and $1 for all others.
RCC members, and those who wish to become members, may pay their annual dues at the Lincolns birthday event. Annual dues are $20 per person.
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Republican Hopefuls Kickoff 2016 Presidential Campaign This Weekend - LoneWolf Sager
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Matt Wolfe kicked-off his campaign for Republican City Council at-large, Wednesday, outside of the Center City office for the Philadelphia Gas Works.
Wolfe picked the location to criticize Councils unwillingness to hold a hearing on the sale of the utility to a private company an issue which has become the focus of many challengers.
I decided to do it here because the biggest failure in leadership by our City Council in this last term has been killing the deal to sell PGW...They killed the deal without any one of those 17 city councilmen having the backbone to introduce a bill, have a hearing or take a vote, he said. Thats not the message you want to send to companies who want to locate in Philadelphia.
Wolfe announced his bid on a cold day outside of the office, which is closed on Wednesdays, as several people wound through the crowd to slip their utility bills into a slot near the door. Wolfe was also critical of the company's hours at the Center City location - closed on weekends and on Wednesdays.
Wolfe, 58, of University City, runs his own law office and ran unsuccessfully against Councilman Ed Neilson in a special election last year. A former Deputy Attorney General, Wolfe also worked as Chief Counsel of the Department of Labor and Industry under Gov. Tom Ridge.
The Citys Republican Committee president Joseph DeFelice introduced Wolfe at the event, calling him a Rowhouse Republican" and The kind of guy who has the honesty and integrity to go to City Hall and shake things up for the right reasons.
The Republican Committee has not formally endorsed anyone.
Were going to allow the candidates to go out and circulate petitions," DeFelice said. "I think its good if you have eight or nine Republican candidates running around the city, knocking on doors, meeting voters and then afterwards, were gonna have a discussion about what were gonna do. We may endorse we may not endorse we may decide to let it be open.
Republican Councilmen Dennis OBrien and David Oh are the incumbents seeking reelection.
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Matt Wolfe joins widening Republican field for Council at-large