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Happy 101st Birthday President Reagan!

Two different visions for America. President Reagan launched his effort to return America to greatness with simple but profound words during his first inaugural speech, “In the present times Government is not the solution to our problems. Government is the problem.”

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Source: Americans for Prosperity

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Happy 100th Birthday President Ronald Reagan!

Remember when America had a real president? We do.

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Source: Ronald Reagan First Inaugural Address – January 20, 1981

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Ronald Reagan Centennial Birthday! | February 6

Tomorrow, February 6, 2011 – marks the 100th anniversary of President Reagan’s birth. It begins a year’s worth of events, educational programs, and initiatives that the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation is sponsoring to celebrate President Reagan’s Centennial.

This is a great moment for the conservative movement to remember its greatest champion and also reflect on President Reagan’s enduring legacy.

Today, we are proud to announce a special partnership with YouTube.com. Starting Friday, February 5, at 9:00 AM PST, the Reagan Foundation will curate a section of the YouTube.com homepage devoted to Ronald Reagan. We hope you enjoy the videos we have selected, some of which you’ve probably never seen before. YouTube.com’s tribute to Ronald Reagan ends on Saturday, February 5, at 9:00 PM PST, so be sure to check out the video selection while you can.

Come celebrate with us!

Join our Facebook page at facebook.com/ronaldreagan

Follow us on twitter at RONALDREAGAN40

Subscribe to our YouTube channel at youtube.com/ReaganFoundation

This is a great way to stay informed on all the Centennial activities the Foundation has planned throughout the year, as well as post a tribute to America’s 40th President on our wall.

The Reagan Foundation salutes this year’s CPAC. Your hard work and commitment to the conservative ideals President Reagan fought for all his life is just another tribute to this great nation.

Source: The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation

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Today is Veterans Day

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President Ronald Reagan D-Day Anniversary Remarks

Today is the 66th anniversary of “D-Day,” the day which the American and British liberation of Europe from the grip of Nazi Germany began.

President Ronald Reagan delivered a stirring address marking the 40th anniversary of D-Day, on June 6th, 1984, in Normandy, France. Many of the men who survived the storming the beaches at Normandy were in his presence as he delivered his remarks.

“These are the boys of Pointe du Hoc. These are the men who took the cliffs. These are the champions who helped free a continent. These are the heroes who helped end a war.”

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Tea Party! – 3pm Thursday @ State House

The RI Young Republicans are encouraging every concerned Rhode Islander to attend the 2nd Annual Tax Day Tea Party at the State House on Thursday, April 15th, from 3-6pm – the BIGGEST and most important political event of the year!

Bring your friends, colleagues, and family. Tell them to come see for themselves the good character and the decency of those involved with the RI Tea Party. Not to mention their guiding principles of liberty.

And, of course, the Young Republicans will be hosting the After Party! Come mingle with us at Ri Ra Irish Pub right after the Tea Party, right down the street from the State House.

See you there!!

RI Young Republicans
Board of Directors

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Rep. Mike Pences Laughs at Democrats on House Floor

Congressman Mike Pence (R-IN) laughs out loud at the House Democrats claim that they’ve “cut taxes more than any other Congress in history.”

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Karl Rove Does Ad for U.S. Census Bureau

This ad by the U.S. Census Bureau features conservative Karl Rove encouraging Americans to return their 2010 Census Form. He said the Census provision was written into the U.S. Constitution by James Madison, and that the “10 easy questions” are very similar to the 10 questions that “Madison helped write for the first census in 1790.”

Of course, Karl is referring to the “short-form” Census that most people receive and dutifully return with little complaint. What has generally been considered more controversial has to do with the “long-form” Census, which asks all manner of intrusive questions which are not Constitutionally required (ex. How many toilets do you have in your home?).

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GE & Reagan Foundation Team Up for Centennial Events

Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday will be on February 6, 2011. General Electric and the Reagan Foundation today launched their partnership for the “Reagan centennial,” which will result in a number of events to occur over the next year leading up to his birthday.

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GE’s participation as a Presenting Sponsor includes:

$10 Million in the form of cash, advertising and promotion to support the Ronald Reagan Centennial Celebration, including funds to support the completely transformed, state-of-the-art Museum at the Reagan Library that will be unveiled on February 5, 2011. This will include a new General Electric Theater that will focus on Reagan’s career in radio, television, and film.

An additional $5 million to the Reagan Presidential Foundation to launch and support the GE-Reagan Scholars Program, an effort that will begin in 2011 and that will provide 200 four-year college scholarships over the next decade to deserving students who embody the vision and values personified by President Reagan.

A donation to the Reagan Foundation of 208 restored episodes of General Electric Theater in which Ronald Reagan hosted or appeared from 1954-1962. The episodes, many of which were thought to be lost and some of which were damaged, were recently uncovered in GE/NBC Universal archives and restored to broadcast quality for purposes of the renovated Reagan Museum.

An ad campaign and interactive Internet presence located at www.ge.com/reagan to promote the Centennial and honor President Reagan’s service to our nation and time with GE. TV, radio and print advertisements in support of the Centennial that will remind audiences of Reagan’s optimistic spirit as well as his legacy at both GE and as President can be found on this site.

A series of public affairs lectures with Reagan-era luminaries that will focus on President Reagan’s legacy and qualities as a leader. The events will take place at venues around the country with details to be announced in the coming months.

Source: General Electric

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Should ‘In God We Trust’ Be Removed From Our Money?

Will NBC be surprised?

Here’s your chance to let the media know where the people stand on our faith in God, as a nation.

NBC is presently taking a poll on “In God We Trust” to stay on our American currency.

I just took the poll 5 minutes ago…

Please send this to every person you know so they can vote on this important subject.

Please do it right away, before NBC takes this off their web page. Poll is still open so you can vote:

CLICK ON BELOW, VOTE “NO” & THEN FORWARD TO FRIENDS

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10103521/

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