The Comanche County Republican Party extends warmest wishes to you and your family for a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and a wonderful NEW YEAR in 2012!
May God bless each of you and may God continue to bless our United States of America!
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Herman Cain to be in OKC!
The State Republican Party will host a 2012 Victory Rally in OKC on December 5.
Herman Cain, candidate for President, will be the special guest speaker. The event is set for 6:30pm at the OKC Marriott, 3233 NW Expressway. Only $20.12 per person - GOP MinuteMen are admitted FREE!
If you plan to attend the rally, December 3 is the deadline to RSVP to (405) 528-3501 or email: emily@okgop.com
These rallys are not an endorsement of any candidate. All GOP Presidential candidates have been invited to be in OKC for a rally. Mitt Romney was the guest speaker at the previous rally. http://www.okgop.com/
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Presidential Debate Coming to Duncan!
On Thursday November 10th, the Stephens County Republican Party will stage a mock debate featuring local Republicans portraying eight GOP presidential candidates. Those eight brave souls have volunteered to research their candidate’s position on the issues and formulate answers as the candidate would. “This is not just for entertainment value,” Steve Fair, the Stephens County GOP Chairman said. “It is to educate local Republicans on those running.”
The ‘candidates’ seem to be up for the task. “I’m going to be Governor Rick Perry,” Wayne Watts says. “I plan to wear my cowboy boots and be as much of a Texan as a native Okie can be,” Wayne said. Congressman Ron Paul will be portrayed by Gil Jackson, a long time GOP volunteer. “I’ve got this,” Jackson says. “This will be fun and I can’t wait.”
The candidates will be asked probing questions by a three person panel who are also portraying members of the national media. “I would encourage anyone interested to join us, regardless of Party affiliation,” Fair says.
The debate will be held at the Red River Technology Center in Duncan in the Seminar Room beginning at 7:00pm. There is no admission charge and the public is invited.
If you have questions, contact Fair at 580.252.6284 or email him at okgop@aol.com
The ‘candidates’ seem to be up for the task. “I’m going to be Governor Rick Perry,” Wayne Watts says. “I plan to wear my cowboy boots and be as much of a Texan as a native Okie can be,” Wayne said. Congressman Ron Paul will be portrayed by Gil Jackson, a long time GOP volunteer. “I’ve got this,” Jackson says. “This will be fun and I can’t wait.”
The candidates will be asked probing questions by a three person panel who are also portraying members of the national media. “I would encourage anyone interested to join us, regardless of Party affiliation,” Fair says.
The debate will be held at the Red River Technology Center in Duncan in the Seminar Room beginning at 7:00pm. There is no admission charge and the public is invited.
If you have questions, contact Fair at 580.252.6284 or email him at okgop@aol.com
Monday, October 17, 2011
Rep. TW Shannon of Lawton - elected Speaker-Designate
Rep. T.W. Shannon has been elected House Speaker-designate for the 54th Oklahoma Legislature.
His elected is historic; he is the first black elected to the top position. He also is the first black to represent a southern Oklahoma district.
The House Republican Caucus elected Shannon, R-Lawton/Comanche County, as Speaker-designate during a caucus meeting Monday morning at the Capitol.
Should Republicans maintain their majority in the House following next year’s election cycle, Shannon will be next in line to serve as Speaker of the House beginning in November 2012, when current House Speaker Kris Steele leaves office due to term limits.
“The House will be in good hands under Representative Shannon’s leadership,” said Steele, R-Shawnee. “T.W. is a dynamic and capable leader who will continue to work hard for the state of Oklahoma. I look forward to begin working with him to ensure a smooth leadership transition next year.”
Shannon and Reps. Jeff Hickman, R-Fairview, and Mike Reynolds, R-Oklahoma City, were the candidates for Speaker-designate.
“The three candidates who made themselves available to fill this position are fine public servants and are to be commended for their enthusiastic desire to be leaders in Oklahoma’s effort to grow as a state,” Steele said.
Shannon, 33, said he looks forward to working with Steele and the rest of the House in the coming months.
“I was extremely humbled by the support shown by my colleagues today,” Shannon said. “I am excited and ready to stand behind Speaker Steele to help grow our majority in the coming election and assist in advancing a conservative agenda that will make Oklahoma a destination to live, work and raise a family.”
Shannon, an enrolled member of the Chickasaw Nation, is a sixth generation Oklahoman and third generation Lawtonian. He has served in the Legislature since 2006, representing House District 62. Shannon previously served as a congressional staffer for U.S. Reps. J.C. Watts and Tom Cole.
Shannon and his wife, Devon, also a Lawton native, are the parents of a daughter, Audrey Grace, and a son, Tahrohon Wayne II.
Shannon holds a bachelor of arts in communications from Cameron University and a juris doctorate from Oklahoma City University.
News item courtesy McCarville
His elected is historic; he is the first black elected to the top position. He also is the first black to represent a southern Oklahoma district.
The House Republican Caucus elected Shannon, R-Lawton/Comanche County, as Speaker-designate during a caucus meeting Monday morning at the Capitol.
Should Republicans maintain their majority in the House following next year’s election cycle, Shannon will be next in line to serve as Speaker of the House beginning in November 2012, when current House Speaker Kris Steele leaves office due to term limits.
“The House will be in good hands under Representative Shannon’s leadership,” said Steele, R-Shawnee. “T.W. is a dynamic and capable leader who will continue to work hard for the state of Oklahoma. I look forward to begin working with him to ensure a smooth leadership transition next year.”
Shannon and Reps. Jeff Hickman, R-Fairview, and Mike Reynolds, R-Oklahoma City, were the candidates for Speaker-designate.
“The three candidates who made themselves available to fill this position are fine public servants and are to be commended for their enthusiastic desire to be leaders in Oklahoma’s effort to grow as a state,” Steele said.
Shannon, 33, said he looks forward to working with Steele and the rest of the House in the coming months.
“I was extremely humbled by the support shown by my colleagues today,” Shannon said. “I am excited and ready to stand behind Speaker Steele to help grow our majority in the coming election and assist in advancing a conservative agenda that will make Oklahoma a destination to live, work and raise a family.”
Shannon, an enrolled member of the Chickasaw Nation, is a sixth generation Oklahoman and third generation Lawtonian. He has served in the Legislature since 2006, representing House District 62. Shannon previously served as a congressional staffer for U.S. Reps. J.C. Watts and Tom Cole.
Shannon and his wife, Devon, also a Lawton native, are the parents of a daughter, Audrey Grace, and a son, Tahrohon Wayne II.
Shannon holds a bachelor of arts in communications from Cameron University and a juris doctorate from Oklahoma City University.
News item courtesy McCarville
Saturday, October 15, 2011
CHANGES in Election Laws and dates!
2012
Re-districting has made numerous changes on the political landscape in Oklahoma, resulting in many changes in boundaries, districts, precincts. Voters and potential candidates for office need to read and be clear on those and other changes made in election – voting – dates -filing laws in Oklahoma.
The county election boards will have all new changes, data, maps, by January 1.
Filing for 2012 will be April 11-12-13. A Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. A departure from the long time M-W.
The Primary will be June 26; a run-off (if needed) will be August 28; the General Election will be November 6. (Presidential election year).
The deadline to change party affiliation or place of residency - IF you plan to run for office - closed on October 11. Those changes have to be made a minimum of 6 months BEFORE filing to run for office.
Other changes to current registration or for NEW voters to register, fluctuates with election dates. If you need to register or make any changes, the sooner the better.
A photo ID will now be required each and every time you vote! Don’t forget it!
Check your local Election Board for additional information. In Comanche County – (580) 353-1880.
Re-districting has made numerous changes on the political landscape in Oklahoma, resulting in many changes in boundaries, districts, precincts. Voters and potential candidates for office need to read and be clear on those and other changes made in election – voting – dates -filing laws in Oklahoma.
The county election boards will have all new changes, data, maps, by January 1.
Filing for 2012 will be April 11-12-13. A Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. A departure from the long time M-W.
The Primary will be June 26; a run-off (if needed) will be August 28; the General Election will be November 6. (Presidential election year).
The deadline to change party affiliation or place of residency - IF you plan to run for office - closed on October 11. Those changes have to be made a minimum of 6 months BEFORE filing to run for office.
Other changes to current registration or for NEW voters to register, fluctuates with election dates. If you need to register or make any changes, the sooner the better.
A photo ID will now be required each and every time you vote! Don’t forget it!
Check your local Election Board for additional information. In Comanche County – (580) 353-1880.
Zealously protect and exercise your precious right to vote!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Where have all the Democrats gone.....?
Quote: Where Have All The Democrats Gone?
"Gone are the days in the 1930s when Democrat Huey Long stood astride Louisiana politics, a populist pushing a near-revolutionary program to help the state’s poor. Also gone are the days of the 1970s, ‘80s & ‘90s, when Democrat Edwin Edwards, a populist of a lesser ideological bent, could laugh off his scandals all the way to victory. Last Thursday, when the filing deadline passed in Louisiana, not a single Democrat with any political muscle, name ID or fundraising prospects filed for any statewide office."
Hastings Wyman,Southern Political Report; via McCarville
"Gone are the days in the 1930s when Democrat Huey Long stood astride Louisiana politics, a populist pushing a near-revolutionary program to help the state’s poor. Also gone are the days of the 1970s, ‘80s & ‘90s, when Democrat Edwin Edwards, a populist of a lesser ideological bent, could laugh off his scandals all the way to victory. Last Thursday, when the filing deadline passed in Louisiana, not a single Democrat with any political muscle, name ID or fundraising prospects filed for any statewide office."
Hastings Wyman,Southern Political Report; via McCarville
Monday, September 12, 2011
Less Government ~ not LESS Representation!
Blogger and 4th District Chairman Steve Fair, makes several excellent points in his latest op/ed available at his blog, 'Fair and Biased'.
http://www.stevefair.blogspot.com/
Don't miss it for rounded perspective on this 'current' issue.
http://www.stevefair.blogspot.com/
Don't miss it for rounded perspective on this 'current' issue.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Class Warfare!
"Class-warfare politics is bad enough when it is for real. But often it is as phony as a three-dollar bill, when the same politicians pass high tax rates on "the rich" to win votes -- and then get financial support from "the rich" to create loopholes that enable them to avoid paying those high tax rates."
-Thomas Sowell, syndicated columnist
-Thomas Sowell, syndicated columnist
Sunday, July 31, 2011
'WE' Can!
The last four letters in American............I Can
The last four letters in Republican.........I Can
The last four letters in Democrats..........Rats
End of lesson. Test to follow in November, 2012
Remember, November 2012 is to be set aside as rodent extermination month!
Monday, June 6, 2011
'Off ' Years can be Productive......
'Off election' years - such as 2011 - are a good time for county parties across the state(s) to assess their organization, their plans, their mission for the election year in 2012. All elections are important, but 2012 will be especially important as the Nation will choose a new President and political interest - for most - is at the peak in Presidential years.
Favorability and confidence for the current President is at an historic low. Conditions in our country are at an all time low in most areas: economy/jobs; education; healthcare, taxes, individual freedoms, etc. All these factors will have a profound effect on the out come of elections in 2012. It is crucial we start at the local 'grass-roots' level (County Party) to prepare for this election year.
With-in our state, we need to work to return good people to Congress and the State Legislature.
Those who are working at both levels of government for individual rights; smaller, more efficient government; getting the government off our backs and out of our pockets; Obama care repealed and EPA shut down; regulations that are quashing small businesses....removed!
As a voter and before you vote, read, listen, be informed on these and all issues and where a given candidate stands on said issues. If an incumbent is seeking re-election, check his/her voting record. Voters hold the key to good government in their hands.
The county party - YOU - need to encourage fellow Republicans to become involved and work with YOU! Step up to the plate, roll up your sleeves, and work to build the party so it will have a 'work force' when the candidates begin their campaigns. People who will work when the time comes, to open the local campaign office and 'get-out-the-VOTE'. 'We' must be prepared!
'We' need to get people registered to vote, friends, family, neighbors, co-workers - forms are available at the courthouse; get those who are registered to attend meetings and other events; become acquainted with fellow Republicans and learn the way the county party functions; start looking for candidates to run for office - now or in future; look at issues in our state that need to be addressed - there is a plethora of news sources available; recruit and then work for candidates willing to tackle the hard issues; so much work that needs to be and can be done, in these off years. 'We' must be prepared!
What has been mentioned is the tip of the iceberg. There is no magical 'local county party'. The county party is YOU....in slow 'off years' and fast election years! The county party can be no more effective than the time, effort, and monetary means the local Republicans (YOU) are willing to provide.
The county party can be a very effective tool in educating voters on issues of the day and getting good, conservative, Republicans elected to office, BUT.... 'We' must be prepared! The CCRP encourages YOU to be a part of this great effort.
Next CCRP Meeting, 6:30pm, Thursday June 16 - Worley Center (bldg 300), Great Plains Tech School.
Favorability and confidence for the current President is at an historic low. Conditions in our country are at an all time low in most areas: economy/jobs; education; healthcare, taxes, individual freedoms, etc. All these factors will have a profound effect on the out come of elections in 2012. It is crucial we start at the local 'grass-roots' level (County Party) to prepare for this election year.
With-in our state, we need to work to return good people to Congress and the State Legislature.
Those who are working at both levels of government for individual rights; smaller, more efficient government; getting the government off our backs and out of our pockets; Obama care repealed and EPA shut down; regulations that are quashing small businesses....removed!
As a voter and before you vote, read, listen, be informed on these and all issues and where a given candidate stands on said issues. If an incumbent is seeking re-election, check his/her voting record. Voters hold the key to good government in their hands.
The county party - YOU - need to encourage fellow Republicans to become involved and work with YOU! Step up to the plate, roll up your sleeves, and work to build the party so it will have a 'work force' when the candidates begin their campaigns. People who will work when the time comes, to open the local campaign office and 'get-out-the-VOTE'. 'We' must be prepared!
'We' need to get people registered to vote, friends, family, neighbors, co-workers - forms are available at the courthouse; get those who are registered to attend meetings and other events; become acquainted with fellow Republicans and learn the way the county party functions; start looking for candidates to run for office - now or in future; look at issues in our state that need to be addressed - there is a plethora of news sources available; recruit and then work for candidates willing to tackle the hard issues; so much work that needs to be and can be done, in these off years. 'We' must be prepared!
What has been mentioned is the tip of the iceberg. There is no magical 'local county party'. The county party is YOU....in slow 'off years' and fast election years! The county party can be no more effective than the time, effort, and monetary means the local Republicans (YOU) are willing to provide.
The county party can be a very effective tool in educating voters on issues of the day and getting good, conservative, Republicans elected to office, BUT.... 'We' must be prepared! The CCRP encourages YOU to be a part of this great effort.
Next CCRP Meeting, 6:30pm, Thursday June 16 - Worley Center (bldg 300), Great Plains Tech School.
Monday, May 30, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
State GOP Convention Re-Cap!
The 2011 State Republican Party Convention was held May 6-7 in OK City.
PRESS RELEASE- For Immediate Release
Oklahoma Republican Party: 5-9-11
(Oklahoma City) Before a record crowd last Friday evening, Bill and Georgia Williams of Lawton received the Skip Healey "Party Builder" Award from the Oklahoma Republican Party.
The "Party Builder Award" is an award given annually to an individual or couple with a long proven track record of building the Republican Party in Oklahoma.
"Bill and Georgia epitomize our Party Builder Award," said OKGOP Chairman Matt Pinnell. "They have helped turnaround Southwest Oklahoma, and we can't begin to thank them enough for their years of service to our Party and its causes."
The Williams have been involved with GOP efforts in Southwest Oklahoma for decades. They started the "Comanche County BBQ" event over 17 years ago, and today, it's grown into one of the largest and most successful annual conservative events of the year.
Former State Party Chairman and newly elected State Auditor Gary Jones of Cache was on hand to present the Williams with the award. Chairman Matt Pinnell. (END)
Photo above.
Long time GOP activist and worker, Mary Rumph of Enid, won the Ronald Reagan Award. Holly Gerard - from Bryan County (Durant) - won the first annual "Rising Star" Award. She was Josh Brechen's campaign manager, and she is the current 2nd District Vice Chair. Josh won his race & now represents District 6 in the OK Senate.
The Friday night gala dinner was a packed house and keynote speaker Frank Luntz - FOX News contributor, pollster, and author - gave a great presentation although his 'style' of delivery was somewhat different. Mr. Luntz had copies of his latest book - 'WIN' - and he happily autographed copies for many!
Most of Oklahomas Congressional delegation were in attendance along with Governor Mary Fallin; Lt. Governor Todd Lamb; most other State office holders, Legislators, and some County officers.
Oklahoma Republican Party: 5-9-11
(Oklahoma City) Before a record crowd last Friday evening, Bill and Georgia Williams of Lawton received the Skip Healey "Party Builder" Award from the Oklahoma Republican Party.
The "Party Builder Award" is an award given annually to an individual or couple with a long proven track record of building the Republican Party in Oklahoma.
"Bill and Georgia epitomize our Party Builder Award," said OKGOP Chairman Matt Pinnell. "They have helped turnaround Southwest Oklahoma, and we can't begin to thank them enough for their years of service to our Party and its causes."
The Williams have been involved with GOP efforts in Southwest Oklahoma for decades. They started the "Comanche County BBQ" event over 17 years ago, and today, it's grown into one of the largest and most successful annual conservative events of the year.
Former State Party Chairman and newly elected State Auditor Gary Jones of Cache was on hand to present the Williams with the award. Chairman Matt Pinnell. (END)
Photo above.
Long time GOP activist and worker, Mary Rumph of Enid, won the Ronald Reagan Award. Holly Gerard - from Bryan County (Durant) - won the first annual "Rising Star" Award. She was Josh Brechen's campaign manager, and she is the current 2nd District Vice Chair. Josh won his race & now represents District 6 in the OK Senate.
The Friday night gala dinner was a packed house and keynote speaker Frank Luntz - FOX News contributor, pollster, and author - gave a great presentation although his 'style' of delivery was somewhat different. Mr. Luntz had copies of his latest book - 'WIN' - and he happily autographed copies for many!
Most of Oklahomas Congressional delegation were in attendance along with Governor Mary Fallin; Lt. Governor Todd Lamb; most other State office holders, Legislators, and some County officers.
On Saturday, Mitt Pinnell was re-elected State Party Chairman with no opposition; long time Republican activist Pam Pollard was handily elected new State Vice-Chairman. Delegates soundly defeated a move (2nd time in two years) to change to a caucus system.
Great attendance, well organized, party business well executed.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Friday, March 25, 2011
SATURDAY ~ APRIL 2
The wonderful aroma of fresh Hickory is in the air.....
THIS SATURDAY! Appreciate those who have already sent reservations in. Still time to do so! Get your friends, family, co-workers, the more the merrier! The CCRP appreciates your support of our annual event and look forward to seeing you Saturday April 2. We want a BIG crowd to welcome our Special Guest Speaker - Lt. Governor Todd Lamb! The fabulous barbershop quartet, 'Chairman of the Chord', will also be performing select musical numbers. Real hickory smoked ribs with all the trimmins! Live and silent auction; drawing for door prize (must be present to win). Evening of great food and fun! Casual dress! Don't miss it! Tickets are only $20. per person; or, can HOST (helps underwrite cost of BBQ) for $100. includes 2 tickets! Your support and participation is needed to make this another successful event! Tickets will be available at the door, but reservations are suggested and appreciated. All tickets/reservations are held at the door. For additional information call: (580) 357-1116. Saturday April 2, Worley Center (bldg 300), 6:00pm, Great Plains Tech School, Lawton. Mail reservations to: CCRP, PO Box 705, Lawton, OK 73502. If you will be a HOST (name listed) and have not as yet responded, do so immediately as we will go to print on Wednesday (30th) of next week. PLEASE NOTE: We appreciate several who have generously provided tickets for Young Republicans. If you know a high school or college age Republican who would like to attend the BBQ but has monetary problems, contact Georgia Williams right away and arrangements can be made for that YR to attend. We have several tickets, first come basis, and we do need names to put them on the list of reservations, so let her know. Need YOUR help! ASAP! Need good auction items - call Chuck & Dottie Mason or Mary Edmonson; to help with decorating on Friday evening (April 1) call Polly Michener or Debbie Gleaves; to help with kitchen set-up/clean-up Friday evening/Saturday morn contact Bill Williams; we need desserts - easy to serve: cookies, cakes, brownies, etc., contact Georgia Williams. For questions or additional info on the CCRP - contact Chairman Ed Petersen (580) 355-7100.
Look forward to seeing YOU on April 2!
Friday, March 11, 2011
The GOP 'glue-crew' in Action!
Much thanks and appreciation to all the 'hands' that came out to help paper the boards! It's a great team action! Look for them soon on location to advertise our event!
Friday, February 18, 2011
GOP hosted BBQ ~ just around the corner!
The aroma of hickory smoked BBQ is in the air. Make plans NOW to attend the CCRP 17th Annual BBQ. Set for Saturday April 2, 6:00pm, the Worley Center (bldg 300) at the Great Plains Tech School, 4500 W. Lee in Lawton.Lt. Governor Todd Lamb will be the special guest speaker for the evening.
The well attended BBQ will feature real hickory smoked ribs w/trimmins; entertainment; live and silent auctions; door prize(s) - must be present to win!
Sponsorship/host is only $100. includes two tickets and name listed in program (unless otherwise requested).
These generous sponsors help underwrite the cost of the BBQ; individuals tickets are only $20. per person or you may sponsor a Young Republican for $20. per student.
The event is open to the public, dress is casual, and the CCRP hopes you will make plans now to attend. Help us spread the word and be sure to encourage your friends, neighbors, co-workers, to come for an evening of great eats and fun!
For information call: (580) 357-1116 or email: jorjaw@sbcglobal.net
Tickets will be available at the door, but paid reservations are suggested and encouraged. All tickets are held at the door.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Comanche County GOP Elects New Officers
Comanche County Republicans met recently for their precinct meetings and County convention. Main order of Convention business was to elect new officers for the county party who will serve the 2011-2013 cycle.
Front row l-r: Mary Edmonson, State Committeewoman; Polly Michener, Vice-Chairman; Debbie Gleaves, District Committeewoman; Joy Hawes [retained as Secretary].
Back row l-r: Craig Hammond, [retained as Treasurer]; Bill Edmonson, State Committeeman; Ed Petersen, Chairman; Mike McNeil, District Committeeman.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Comanche County GOP Precinct Meetings - Convention
MONDAY ~ FEBRUARY 7 ~ PRECINT MEETING AND COUNTY COVENTION;
ALL MEET ~ 6:00PM ~ GREAT PLAINS TECH SCHOOL ~ BLDG. 700
Comanche County Republicans will merge their county-wide precinct meetings with their County Convention and for additional convenience will also have ALL precincts meet at one central location (as in past).
Registered Republicans will meet on Monday evening February 7 in bldg 700 (west side of complex) of the Great Plains Tech School in Lawton. Precinct meeting(s) will begin at 6:00pm with attendees meeting in small groups with others of their precinct to conduct their business. The County Convention will begin at 7:00pm. Special guest speaker for the convention will be recently elected Western District County Commissioner, Don Hawthorne.
Topping the convention business will be election of County officers for the 2011 - 2013 cycle and selection of delegates for the State Convention set for May 6-7 in OKC. Refreshments will be served.
Republicans are required by state party rules to attend their precinct meeting and county convention if they desire to be delegates to the State Convention.
For additional information contact CCRP Chairman Ed Petersen. (580) 355-7100.
ALL MEET ~ 6:00PM ~ GREAT PLAINS TECH SCHOOL ~ BLDG. 700
Comanche County Republicans will merge their county-wide precinct meetings with their County Convention and for additional convenience will also have ALL precincts meet at one central location (as in past).
Registered Republicans will meet on Monday evening February 7 in bldg 700 (west side of complex) of the Great Plains Tech School in Lawton. Precinct meeting(s) will begin at 6:00pm with attendees meeting in small groups with others of their precinct to conduct their business. The County Convention will begin at 7:00pm. Special guest speaker for the convention will be recently elected Western District County Commissioner, Don Hawthorne.
Topping the convention business will be election of County officers for the 2011 - 2013 cycle and selection of delegates for the State Convention set for May 6-7 in OKC. Refreshments will be served.
Republicans are required by state party rules to attend their precinct meeting and county convention if they desire to be delegates to the State Convention.
For additional information contact CCRP Chairman Ed Petersen. (580) 355-7100.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Happy New Year! BBQ Date Set.
The CCRP wishes you a very Happy New Year!
I (insert YOUR name) have resolved that in this New Year I will be very actively involved with my local GOP Party!
The CCRP Executive Board has chosen Saturday April 2, 2011 as date for the 17th Annual Comanche County Republican Party BBQ! Lt. Governor Todd Lamb will our special guest speaker.
Make plans NOW to be in attendance and start spreading the word. Do all YOU can to support the BBQ - tell friends, family, co-workers, buy tickets for yourself and as gifts!
A $100. sponsorship/host helps underwrite cost of the BBQ, includes two tickets and name listed on program. Individual tickets only $20. per person. Individuals can also 'sponsor' a Young Republican for only $20. per ticket.
Great ribs and trimmings; entertainment; live/silent auction; door prize(s). Open to the public!
NOTE: the BBQ is not the only time the CCRP will accept 'contributions'. YOU may send a contribution to the CCRP any time during the year! All monies raised go to support our candidates. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Mail to: CCRP, PO Box 705, Lawton, OK 73502.
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