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UPCOMING
LUNCHEON
MEETINGS

RSVP!

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CMRW FEBRUARY LUNCHEON
 
   Come
 
     Meet
 
       Republican
 
         Women
 
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
11:30 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.

Program Features
 

 
Our March speaker will be Dr. Paul Vadnais and he will speak on health care.  Paul is an anesthesiologist who has long supported conservative candidates like Sue Myrick and Bob Rucho.  News 14 interviewed him and aired his remarks on healthcare.

The meetings begin with a reception at 11:30 a.m.– 12:00 noon. Followed promptly at 12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m. with our presentations and a delicious all you can eat lunch.

Reservations are required and Republican guest are always welcome; members $25, non-members $30, and college Republicans $15.

For regular meetings

Registration closes at noon on the Friday before each monthly meeting unless otherwise specified. Price increases to $30.00 for all late reservations and walk ins. 

To make your reservation please contact Lisa Yeager at lisayeagr@aol.com or 704-341-0221.

 Unless otherwise specified, meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of each month ; we do not meet in June, July and November. Meetings are from 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - Maggianos Italian Restaurant - SouthPark Mall unless otherwise noted. (includes family style lunch: all you can eat).

 Reservations are required and Republican guest are always welcome. 
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Republican Philosophy

We Believe:

That the right of the individual to achieve the best that is within her, as long as she respects the rights of others, is the source of our nation’s strength.

That government exists to protect the freedom of opportunity in which each individual’s creative ability can flourish.

That government activities should be limited to those things which people cannot do at all, or cannot do so well for themselves.

That the most effective government is government close to the people.

That those who cannot provide for themselves should be assisted by both government and society, but that every effort should be made to help them become self-supporting, productive citizens with pride in their independence.

That equal rights, equal justice, and equal opportunity belong to all, regardless of race, creed, age, sex, or national origin.

That the preservation of our Nation and the security of our citizens depend upon the Constitution, the laws and the courts, and that respect for them is the responsibility of every individual.

That government is accountable for maintaining sound money and a responsible economy.  Individual rights, liberties and properties are continually eroded when citizens are oppressed by excessive taxation, inflation, government waste, and over-regulation.

That government is responsible for national defense and that only a strong America can remain a free America.

That it is absolutely essential to maintain a strong national defense posture in order that we may at all times negotiate from a position of strength, not weakness in our continuing effort towards world peace and friendship.

That these concepts are the foundation of our national strength, and that the Republican Party, which is committed to their preservation, is the Party of today and Party for the Future.