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Elect McCain '08 |
Right Webs 2 Go by Bettye
Georgia Women
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You are invited to view this new website created by Georgia Women for McCain. Press releases will be archived here as well as special events, photos and news articles. You will also find a page where you may add your name as a supporter for John McCain for President and write a brief statement as to why you support him.
All Georgia women are invited and encouraged to support John McCain for President regardless of party affiliation. Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, and Independents are all invited to join this growing list of women supporters in Georgia.
4Click here to print out a Georgia Women for McCain Flyer to take to meetings, work, etc. Please distribute to all women who are supporting McCain.
Message from Suzi Voyles
Chairman Georgia Coalition, Women for McCain
With the 2008 election less than 100 days away, the excitement is mounting. Rarely in the history of our country, has the choice been so clearly definitive. From the beginning, the Republican Party has led the way on the issues: abolishing slavery, free speech, Woman’s suffrage, the first Blacks in Congress (1869), the first Woman in Congress (1917). In today’s stereotypes, none of these sound like a typical Republican issue, yet they are stances the Republican Party, in opposition to the Democratic Party, adopted early on. The Party has always thrived on challenges and difficult positions.John McCain is no different. He is emphasizing individual freedom, personal responsibility and reduced government. He believes that the money that you earn is yours and that government has the right to take only as much as is needed to perform its limited functions. McCain knows that high taxes, runaway government spending and over-regulation of business and farming punish initiative and stifle economic growth.
John McCain believes that the preservation of our rights and freedoms must be entrusted to a strong national defense and in the ability of the United States of America to be able to negotiate with other nations from a position of strength.
John McCain believes that America is a “can-do” nation of the best and the brightest minds who can solve the energy crisis before us. He believes that we must once again regain our energy independence in order that our economy is never again held hostage by those who control our energy supplies. We must expand and diversify our types of energy to meet the needs of the future.
Thomas Jefferson said that, “the price of liberty is eternal vigilance”. John McCain’s positions are based upon sound reasoning in order to better guard these freedoms for which so many have sacrificed and protected throughout our history.
This is an exciting time to be a Republican Woman! We must be ever watchful to the threats, regardless of how subtle or well intentioned, that will erode our national identity and extinguish the lamp of liberty. We must strengthen our individual votes by standing together with others of like minds who love this country.
Join us in our grassroots coalition here in Georgia, Women for McCain, and help propel John McCain to the victory this country deserves.
Suzi Voyles
Chairman
Georgia Coalition, Women for McCain
Georgia Peaches for McCain - July 24, 2008
Sue Everhart Tonya Boga First Lady Jade Morey of UGA
GA GOP Chairman Mary Perdue
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Secretary of
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Karen Handel
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July 15 -- August 5 Runoff -- November 4 General Election
Even if you did not vote in the Primary on July 15, you may vote in the run-off.
You may vote early starting July 28.
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