LCRC February Meeting 2-8-10

*TONIGHT's MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELLED*
*Please join us next month*

The Lonoke County Republican Committee will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 7:00 pm. The meeting will be held at Grandpa's BBQ on 2nd St.

Come early to enjoy some great food and company!

Click below to download a copy of last month's minutes and the agenda for tomorrow's meeting. For a map to the meeting location click here.

January Minutes

February Agenda

January Monthly Meeting

The Lonoke County Republican Committee will hold its regular monthly meeting on January 11, 2010 at 7:00 pm at Grandpa's BBQ in Cabot. The committee will be setting filing fees for the upcoming elections and continuing the search for a speaker for the annual Lincoln Day Dinner.

Below are links to minutes from the December Committee meeting and the agenda for the January meeting.

December Minutes

January Agenda

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LCRC Monthly Meeting Tomorrow

The Lonoke Country Republican Committee will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow night at 7:00 pm at Grandpa's BBQ in Cabot. If you're deeply involved in politics or just curious about what goes on, we'd love to have you join us. You can view or download the minutes from last month's meeting or the agenda for tomorrow using the links below.

LCRC October Agenda	View	Download
LCRC September Minutes	View	Download

The Republican Party remains locked in an ideological battle with our opponents at all levels of government. On issues from abortion to health care to tax policy, a recently reinvigorated conservative movement has dealt a blow to the liberal agenda proposed (and already partially imposed on us) by Democrats who now control the White House and both houses of Congress. The party of President Obama, House Speaker Pelosi, and Senate Majority Leader Reid, remains firmly in control of Arkansas' Executive and Legislative branches as well.

If you're one of a growing majority who find themselves alienated, isolated, and frustrated by a government that continues to dismantle the foundation upon which the United States became the greatest country in the world, please join us in our efforts to elect strong conservative candidates who will truly and honestly represent Arkansas values and interests in Washington.

In that spirit, we work to introduce you to Republican candidates for local, state, and federal offices. This month, Colonel Conrad Reynolds and Mark Darr will address the committee. Reynolds is running for the US Senate seat currently held by Blanche Lincoln and Darr is running for Arkansas Lieutenant Governor.

So join us to get a first-hand, up close look at these candidates and meet like-minded conservatives working hard to make sure we elect folks who will represent Arkansas' values.

Curtis Coleman, Fred Ramey to speak at LCRC September meeting

The Lonoke County Republican Committee will hold its regular monthly meeting on September 14, 2009 at Grandpa's BBQ in Cabot at 7:00 pm. You can view or download last month's minutes and this month's agenda by clicking on the following links.

LCRC August Minutes	View	Download
LCRC September Agenda	View	Download

With the end of the August congressional recess, our Senators and Congressmen will head back to Washington after what may have been the most contentious "vacation" most of them have ever experienced. Arkansas' Democratic legislators have had an earful from their constituents, whether they wanted it or not. President Obama and his proposed health care reform have resuscitated conservatism in America only a few short months after many pronounced the ideology dead.

It's an exciting time to be a Republican in Arkansas as the party is poised to capitalize as conservative Democratic voters in the state recoil from recent actions of the hard left regime in DC. Last year the GOP didn't even field a candidate for any of the congressional seats currently held by Democrats. This year it seems there's no end to those vying for Senator Blanche Lincoln's seat and every one of Arkansas' US House races will have a Republican competing.

At last month's meeting we heard from one candidate for Lincoln's Senate seat, Dr. James McNair. This month we'll hear from two more, Curtis Coleman and Fred Ramey. Each will address the committee then spend a few minutes answering questions. It's a great opportunity to meet and get to know those who could be your next US Senator.

So join us September 14 at 7:00. (Get there a little earlier to enjoy some great BBQ)