Lake County Republican Party

Andy Nowacki Scholarship Fundraiser Dinner - May 17, 2008

May 14th, 2008 Posted in Events | No Comments »

Andy Nowacki Scholarship Fundraiser Dinner

May 17, 2008
4pm - 8 pm

Avenue Grill & Bar
9055 Mentor Avenue

To purchase tickets or make a donation, call Angela at (440) 339-6452 or purchase tickets at the door.

Adults (10 yrs old and up)  $10.00
Children:  $5.00
2 yrs and younger eat free!

Karen Lawson Fundrasier - May 19, 2008

May 12th, 2008 Posted in Events | No Comments »

You are cordially invited to attend a fundraiser in support of Karen Lawson’s campaign for Lake County Juvenile Judge.

Monday, May 19, 2008
5:30 to 7:30
Gavi’s Restaraunt
38257 Glenn Avenue

In Historic downtown Willoughby, Ohio
HOST: WILLOUGHBY MAYOR DAVID ANDERSON

Make reservations online at www.lawsonforjudge.com
DONATION $150.00/person
Call for reservations: (440) 352-8700

Please make checks payable to:
“Lawson for Juvenile Judge”

Individual contributions may not exceed $500.
Organization donations may not exceed $3000

An organization means any entity or combination of two or more persons, other than a political party, including, but not limited to, a corporation, nonprofit corporation, partnership, limited liability company, association, professional association, continuing association, estate, trust, political action committee, as defined in section 3517.01 of the Revised Code, law firm, organization, campaign committee of another candidate for public office, or caucus campaign committee.

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Paid for by the Karen D. Lawson for Juvenile Judge Committee, John O’Donnell, Chairman, Lu Dunlap. Treas. 240 East Main Street, Painesville, OH 44077

Discussion on the Great Lakes Water Compact - May 10th

May 8th, 2008 Posted in Events | No Comments »
The League of Women Voters and the Chagrin Valley Women’s Club presents a discussion on the Great Lakes Water Compact with State Senator Tim Grendell & State Representative Matt Dolan. Saturday, May 10th 9:30am @Westwood Park on Rte. 87 in Newbury

Carol-Ann Schindel Reception - May 15, 2008

May 8th, 2008 Posted in Events | No Comments »

Please join Sponsor, Rick Osborne Jr. and Host, Mentor Councilman at Large Scott Marn at an event honoring
Carol-Ann Schindel, CPA, State Representative, 63rd House District along with Special Guest, Kevin DeWine, Chariman of the Ohio Republican Party.

Thursday, May 15th, 2008, 5:30 – 7:30pm at the Center St. School Condominiums, 7482 Center St., Mentor, Ohio 44060.

Suggested Contribution: $100.00 Please make checks payable to:“Citizens for Carol-Ann Schindel”. Please RSVP to Curt Lau at 440-487-1758 or curt@carol-annforohio.com

Slick Willy, Slippery Hillary and Spitzer

March 11th, 2008 Posted in Opinions | 1 Comment »

hAnother one bites the dust! Can anyone tell me what is going on with our elected officials?
The latest is Governor Spitzer and the alleged prostitution ring. But does it really surprise you? This man is a strong ally and Super Delegate for Hillary Clinton.
Isn’t it amazing the uncanny similarities between the Clinton’s and Spitzer? Besides the obvious connection of Hillary’s husband Slick and all the trouble he caused with his more than one sex scandal and Spitzer’s current sexcapade, both are pro abortion, both are for same sex benefits and both have tried to smear and slander their opponents. Hillary Clinton also sided with Governor Spitzers on his plan for licenses for illegals. But in typical Clinton fashion when it caused such a flap she had to back pedal and say I am not really for it - I was just supporting the Governor. Oh that’s good!
What a trio, Slick Willy, Slippery Hillary and Spitzer. Only comic books could come up with stuff this good. I’m just waiting for the good guys to appear on the scene. The trouble is they won’t, not until the voters educate themselves and elect honorable people.

CKM

Clinton the Defender of American Jobs

March 6th, 2008 Posted in Opinions | No Comments »

No matter how hard I try to educate people I still get in reply Bush is the cause of all evil.
Doesn’t anybody remember the trade deals of the 90’s? Of course I realize some of these trade deals had the stamp of approval from both parties, that is not my point, though I am upset. My point is, if Bill Clinton was such a defender of the middle class and so good for America why didn’t he at least defend and protect jobs from leaving? Keep in mind he was the one who put NAFTA on fast track and pushed for the Chinese trade agreement.
I am also so tired of hearing this is a globalist economy and globalism is good. WHAT? Let me explain globalism in very simple terms. We export our auto jobs to countries like Mexico to save on labor costs. Then in turn we try to woo back those jobs by going to Japan and pleading please open a Honda plant here we need jobs. I was taught, again in very simple terms, world trade was good for things we need. For instance, we need bananas so we trade with that country and in turn they may need shoes. So we allow those markets to trade. BUT what are we doing by importing made in China crap from everything from lamps to corn? Can’t we make our own lamps or grow our own corn? Understand?
Oh well when this country goes belly up you’ll understand. And friends its only going to get worse. Chrysler by the year 2009 will be importing Chinese made cars.
Lets all thank both parties but specifically Bill Clinton the defender of American jobs, oh and lets not forget his lovely wife Hillary who has side steped her position on NAFTA every chance she gets.
CKM

LeHoty to be Guest Lecturer on “Women In Politics” At Lakeland Community College’s Women’s Center

February 21st, 2008 Posted in Events | No Comments »

Honorable Randi LeHoty, a former assistant prosecutor and professor of political science and law, sits on the bench of the Ohio Court of Claims.  The only woman currently serving on the bench of seven in Columbus, she will be a guest lecturer on Women in Politics at the Women’s Center of Lakeland Community College on Thursday February 28, 2008.  LeHoty is going back to her roots in collegiate teaching, and combining her experience in the classroom with her political experience. Read More