Lincoln Day Dinner with Gov. Scott Walker
Gov. Walker spoke to a full crowd, as he outlined his plan to eliminate the state’s debt and guide it to fiscal responsibility. Further, he spoke of a young teacher who had been laid off as a result of seniority in the very same year that she was named one of the best teachers in the state.
Also speaking was, Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch, Ambassador Mark Green, Sen. Frank Lasee, and Dr. Jake Jacobs.
Richard Hoffman received the “Republican of the Year” award from the Outagamie County party. Richard graciously accepted the award, thanking his wife and mother. Congratulations Richard!
Attack Walker Advertisement Found False
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel & Politifact.com have found the recent attack ad against Walker to be inherently false. Please click and read the article below.
http://www.politifact.com/wisconsin/statements/2011/dec/23/greater-wisconsin-committee/greater-wisconsin-committee-says-cuts-school-aid-l/
Republican U.S. Senate Candidates Speak Nov. 10
The Republican Parties of Outagamie, Calumet, & Winnebago invite you to a fundraiser at Michael’s Restaurant in Appleton. This is your chance to meet three of our Republican candidates for U.S. Senate.
Frank Lasee, Mark Neumann, John Schiess will all speak toward their candidacy. If you have any further questions or comments, contact Ed Perkins at edwardperkins@att.net.
Time: 6:30 – 8:30
Cost: $12.50
Food: Appetizers provided
Activity: Two Raffles. 50/50 Raffle & Raffle for Lunch with Candidate
MEET SENATOR RON JOHNSON
Last November, Sen. Ron Johnson uprooted a one-time presidential candidate Russ Feingold. Now, he is our representative in Washington, a constant reminder to the president that he has lost a key state, Wisconsin. Come with the Outagamie County Republican Party and meet your senator.
WHEN: Friday, Oct 14, 2011 @ 6:00 – 8:00
WHERE: North Shore Country Club, N8421 North Shore Road, Menasha, Wisconsin
COST: $0.00
FOOD: Appetizers provided for free. Cash bar available.
Come Meet Senante Candidate Ted Kanavas!
The Outagamie County Republican Women invite you to a Meet ‘N Greet for Senate Candidate Ted Kanavas at the Yacht Club on Thursday, August 18th.
Mr. Kanavas will be introduced at 6 pm. He will share his story and answer questions. There will be a complimentary light buffet provided by the women; cash bar.
Questions can be directed to Jackie Trudell [540-2067] or e-mail Jackie.trudell@att.net.
Flag Day Parade Picnic
The Annual Outagamie County Republican Party (OCRP) Flag Day Parade Picnic. This year the picnic will be held in the pavilion at Erb Park in Appleton. We will be ready to serve burgers, brats, hot dogs, and all the great food usually available at picnics, including baked beans, potato salad, chips, etc., beginning at 3:30 p.m., serving until the food is gone!! The picnic is free to members of OCRP, a nominal charge for non-members. We anticipate having music, legislators and raffles. It should be a fun afternoon and a place to relax after sitting in the sun for hours watching the great Appleton parade! For more information, please call Barbara Bieber, at 920-730-3933 or 920-996-9437 or any other member of the Executive Committee of the OCRP.
Justice Prosser Leads Wild Wisconsin Election by 7,500 votes
Exerpiernced Appleton native, Justice David Prosser has had the bumpiest road to re-election in Wisconsin history.
Justice Prosser weathered intense attack ads ran by his competitor, DNR attorney, JoAnne Kloppenburg and now must stand strong through a recount process that will hopefully result in a clear winner.
Please keep Justice Prosser in your hopes & prayers. He has dedicated his life to Outagamie County and our State, and he deserves our State’s respect and admiration.
Jack Voight v. Tom Nelson Debate
Where: VFW Hall, 501 Richmond Street, Appleton
When: March 24, 7:00 P.M.
Hosted By: Northside Business Association
The Appleton Northside Business Association will be hosting a debate between Jack Voight and Tom Nelson, candidates for Outagamie County Executive, on Thursday evening March 24, at 7:00 P.M. at the VFW Hall, 501 N. Richmond Street, in Appleton.
This is a non-partisan race however it is very important race. Governor Scott Walker has stated to put our state’s fiscal house inorder. (Thank You Governor) See how this will effect our county, and how each of the candidates are preparing to deal with this and other issues.
Wisconsin Needs Your Vote for Justice Prosser
If you were in recess, picking your team to play basketball, and you had a choice between Marquette’s Jimmy Butler or Steve Urkel, who would you pick?
What if you were in need of legal help, and you have a choice between an attorney with 13 years experience handling cases just like your case or a paralegal with NO experience in cases like your case, who would you pick?
Pretty obvious, you want the Star! You want the Expert! You want the Best!
Justice Prosser is the Best!
Prosser has 13 years of experience as a Supreme Court Justice and is the most respected and the most well-loved justice on the bench. His opponent, Joanne Kloppenburg has tried 7 appellate cases and has never acted as even a circuit judge.
VOTE JUSTICE PROSSER on April 5th!
Don’t be a fool! Pick the BEST!
Congratulations Republicans!
Gov. Scott Walker has succeeded in limiting some state employee’s collective bargaining agreements, allowing the State to adjust these state employee’s benefits and other perks as the State’s financial needs require.
While this is not a landmark decision, since over twenty other states already have similar laws, this has been a great success for our State, our Governor, and our party as the controversy behind passing the law has received national attention and made Wisconsin a political battleground between liberals and conservatives throughout the country.
Congratulations Wisconsin! Support your Governor, and he will help Wisconsin support itself.
For further information, see AP’s 3/11 article.