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Keith Anderson for State Representative | Sunday

On Sunday, April 29th, there will be a fundraiser for KEITH ANDERSON, Republican candidate for State Representative in Coventry/West Greenwich. It will be held from 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. at Andiamo’s Restaurant, at 1650 Nooseneck Hill Road, in Coventry. Tickets are $25.00 per person.

Keith, an East Providence High School teacher, is running in House District 29 against Rep. Lisa Tomasso, who barely squeaked by in 2010.

For info, call 714-6075, or E-Mail ElectKeithAnderson [at] gmail [dot] com, or check the web site: www.ElectKeithAnderson.org

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Ron Paul & Callista Gingrich in RI This Week

Presidential candidate RON PAUL will be speaking on WEDNESDAY at 7:00 P.M., at the University Of Rhode Island’s Keaney Gym.

The event, billed as an on-campus town hall, is sponsored by the URI Youth For Ron Paul (Chair – Manny Cumplido), and is open to the public.

To register for an early-seating voucher, and for directions to Keaney Gym, go to this web site:

http://RonPaulAtURI-es1.eventbrite.com/

Callista Gingrich, wife of Newt Gingrich, will be in R.I. Monday thru Wednesday. Here is a tentative schedule of her events.
(Note: Callista is the author of children’s books about government, so several events are geared to reading her book to youngsters.)

Monday April 16th

7pm-8:30pm Salve Regina University College Republicans AMEX Speech/Meet&Greet and Photo Op
Location: 100 Ochre Point Avenue Newport, Rhode Island 02840
Room: Antone 107 (50-60ppl)

Notes:
Sponsored by Salve Regina College Republicans
Open to the Public and Press
We will meet at the Main Administrative Building Ochre Court (located on Ochre Point Ave), we’ll do a small tour and then walk to the Antone Room

Tuesday April 17th

10:00-11:00am Newport YMCA Reading (1-6th grade) CONFIRMED
OPEN TO THE PRESS
Location: 792 Valley Rd. Middletown RI 02842/2 classes K-5th graders

Noon-1:00pm East Providence Public Library Reading CONFIRMED
OPEN TO THE PRESS/OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Location: 41 Grove Avenue East Providence RI 02914/Meet at the Welcome Desk

6:30pm-8:30pm Dinner East Greenwich Republican Town Committee/AMEX
OPEN TO PRESS
Location: Caprice 455 North Main Street East Greenwich, RI 02818/PDR

Notes:
Holds 50ppl
Checks ($50) written out to East Greenwich Republican Town Committee
Callista will speak on “American Exceptionalism”

Wednesday April 18th

10am-11am YMCA of Smithfield Reading (K-5th grade) CONFIRMED
OPEN TO THE PRESS
Location: 15 Deerfield Drive Greenfield, RI 02828/Pre-school classroom

Noon or 1pm Event Providence College Lunch w/ Callista ??
1pm-2pm Women & Infants Hospital in Providence Cancer Center Tour (waiting for final sched.)
Location: 100 Dudley St # 2100 Providence, RI 02905

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‘Town Hall’ with Mitt Romney in Warwick | Wednesday

Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney will be in Rhode Island for a “town hall” style event on Wednesday, April 11th. The event will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Warwick, beginning at 6:00 PM. If you would like to attend, RSVP at TeamRI [at] MittRomney [dot] com or by calling (401) 484-7605. Flyer is below:

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Hudson Hinckley – Economics for five year olds

“Five year olds, are you better off now than you were five years ago?”

Source: Hinckley for US Senate

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Run for Delegate to the Republican National Convention

RUN FOR DELEGATE TO GOP NATIONAL CONVENTION

Anyone can run to be a Rhode Island Delegate to the GOP National Convention, which will be held August 27 to 30 in Tampa/St. Petersburg.

In the April 24 R.I. Presidential Primary, we will elect 8 Delegates and 8 Alternates from each of the 2 Congressional Districts in R.I. (Incidentally, for Burrillville and Providence residents, who are being moved to a different Congressional District; you will run and vote in the existing Districts, not the new gerrymandered Districts). In addition, the 3 GOP National Committee people from R.I. (Mark Zaccaria, Carol Mumford, Joe Trillo) will automatically be Delegates.

Each Presidential candidate, who gets at least 15 percent of the statewide vote, will get a proportional share of the 16 elected Delegates. Who those Delegates are will be determined by the number of votes they get, while listed under the Presidential candidate of their choice.

Candidates for Delegate will file a declaration of candidacy, with the Secretary of State, on February 22 or 23; will receive nomination papers no later than 8:30 A.M. of the following day; and will then have to turn in at least 150 valid signatures to local Town Halls by 4:00 P.M. on February 28.
Yes, you read that right. You have just 4 or 5 days to get 150 signatures. (This is down from 17 days that you had 4 years ago. Thank you, Secretary of State Ralph Mollis.).

Since it is clearly impossible for any individual to get so many signatures in such a short time, we are going to organize another team effort to get all our GOP Delegate candidates on the ballot.

We have asked Town Committees to organize signature parties, where people from that Town can come and sign 50 to 60 different papers, for every candidate (most of whom they do not even know). We realize that is asking a lot, but it is necessary to get around the outrageous obstacles that Secretary of State Mollis has put in our way, and help our fellow Republicans.

Here is what you, as a Delegate candidate, need to do.
There are 3 forms you need to fill out, in advance. They are on the Secretary of State’s web site.

sos.ri.gov/elections/ppp

Download these forms:
* Delegate Declaration Of Candidacy Form
* Delegate Pledge Of Support Form Republican Party
* Sample Delegate Nomination Paper Release Form

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Breaking News: Cain Confirmed for NFRA Convention!

We are thrilled to announce that presidential candidate Herman Cain is confirmed for the NFRA Prayer Breakfast, Sunday, October 30th, 2011.

Herman Cain joins Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich, and Anita Perry at the 2011 NFRA Presidential Preference Convention.

Registration for convention (which includes the Prayer Breakfast) is still open.

Click Here to Register Now

Two more candidates may still come. If your favorite isn’t on the list – give them a call!

Only 6 days left!

We’ll see You in Des Moines!

Press Release: National Federation of Republican Assemblies

(The NFRA is the national parent organization of the RIRA.)

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Breaking News: Republican Carl Mattson Wins in Coventry

Congratulations to Republican candidate Carl Mattson, who was victorious in the special election which was held today in Coventry for the District 2 town council seat!

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Barrington School Committee Special Election | Tuesday

We have the opportunity to help score the first election win of 2011. Chris Ramsden is running for Barrington School Committee and has a great shot to win. Election day is Tuesday, January 18th. Yep, that is tomorrow. We need to start off this year with a positive showing and deliver real political capitol to a solid GOP candidate. Here are your six reasons to get off your butt and create some action for Chris Ramsden…

1. Chris has been a Barrington resident for 17 years and understands the issues facing Barrington Public Schools and has perspective to help guide our school system in the future.

2. Chris is a parent of two high school aged children and is married to a pre-school teacher.

3. Chris is a US Navy veteran. He served five years as an engineering officer onboard the USS Elliot, a destroyer based out of San Diego CA.

4. Chris is a solutions focused pragmatist who is fiscally responsible.

5. Chris has 25 years of business experience in budgeting, finance, operations and large construction projects.

6. Chris is the CEO of a successful local business with 185 employees and has leadership needed to guide Barrington Public Schools.

Great, now that you and I agree that Chris is a great candidate, let’s win this election. Two easy ways to get in the game.

• Make phone calls: All you need to do is email me at Ryan [at] rVotes [dot] com with your first and last name. An account will be created and you can make calls from the comfort of your snow covered abode. Making 20 calls take less than 40 minutes and shows that you are in the Rhode Island Young Republicans to help elect RIGOPers into office. Chris McAuliffe is helping make calls and he is in Florida right now. No excuse, email me and knock-out 20 calls. The YR with the most calls will win a HUGE iTunes gift card worth $50.

• Canvass Barrington: We are looking for volunteers to walk Barrington and drop literature today and to work the polls on Tuesday. This is a great way to help educate the voters of Barrington and prove that YRs are willing to get the grunt work down. Interested in helping? Hit up Pat Sweeney and tell him you are in it to win it. Pat Sweeney’s email is patricksweeneyesq [at] gmail [dot] com.

Less than 36 hours ‘til polls close in Barrington. What are you going to do to help deliver the first RIGOP win? Time to get active. This is a huge opportunity and we will make the most if it. After last year’s political cycle, some think the Rhode Island Young Republicans are more of a social club than a political organization. I have heard the following… “When there is an open bar, you will find a YR”. Well, true as that may be, we are also a talented crew that has political strength to deliver. Make 20 calls or help Chris out today and tomorrow. Get the first win for 2011, so we can say the “Rhode Island Republican Party has won 100% of elections in 2011.”

Questions? Call me up at 847.858.9300 anytime.

Respectfully submitted,

Ryan Neil Lund
Secretary of Offense
Rhode Island Young Republicans

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RIGOP Election Night Victory Party | Tuesday

After the polls have closed, you are welcome to join the Rhode Island Republican Party and Republicans from all over the state, for an Election Night Victory Party! It will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, at 801 Greenwich Ave, in Warwick, on Tuesday, November 2nd, starting at 9:00 PM and going until “sometime” on November 3rd.

Polls are open statewide from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Remember to vote!

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John Robitaille: Together We Can

Friends,

When I announced my intention to run for Governor almost a year ago now, I knew that my campaign would be an uphill battle against ‘the forces that be’ in Rhode Island politics. For almost a year now you have helped me amass a successful campaign and have put me in contention to be your next Governor. I am humbled and grateful for all of the help and support that you have all offered me. I am writing you one more time to ask for your help.

Tomorrow, November 2nd, is a critical day for all Rhode Islanders. The candidates that you elect to office will be responsible for shaping the policy that will drive this state for years to come. My message has been clear: Career politicians created this mess and they can’t fix it, but together WE can.

I am a native Rhode Islander. I was born in Central Falls, attended Providence College and served in the US Army. I have been a small business owner for over twenty years and I know the difficulties that come with running a business in Rhode Island. I have made a promise to you that I will work day and night to bring Rhode Island back to prosperity. We must lower taxes, reduce the size of government and stream-line permitting and regulations to create jobs.

While my opponents have spent millions of dollars attacking each other, I have run a positive campaign to get my message out to all of you. In times like these we must focus on the issues at hand, not the habitual mudslinging that has crippled this state for years. I am the only candidate in this race that has signed a pledge to veto any tax increase that comes across my desk. In times like these, the last thing we need is to place a heavier burden on the citizens of this great state.

Together we have overcome tremendous obstacles to bring common sense back to Rhdoe Island. I am in a virtual three-way tie and need your help in these final hours to pull me across the finish line. I urge you to tell your friends, family and neighbors to vote tomorrow. In a race this close, every vote will count. My name is John Robitaille, I am running for Governor of Rhode Island, and I would be honored to have your vote tomorrow, November 2nd.

Sincerely,

John Robitaille

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