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§October 23 - Last Push Specifics
§McCain-Palin Women's Rally in Cumming 4Prayer Plan at Nine every evening through 11/4
§Catoosa Co. Republican Party McCain/Palin Nation Event § Debate Watching Parties
§Senator McCain's Fund-raiser in Atlanta § Townhall Meeting July 24, 2008 in Atlanta
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4McCain-Palin Women's Rally in Cumming Oct. 18
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“READ OUR LIPSTICK!”
McCAIN-PALIN WOMEN’S RALLY in Cumming at 11 a.m., October 18
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YOU ARE INVITED to wear RED!
What: Catoosa County Republican Party McCain/Palin Nation Event
Where: Ringgold City Hall, 150 Tennessee Street, Ringgold, GA 30736
When: Saturday, October 11, 2008 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
The Catoosa County Republican Party will host its second McCain/Palin Nation Event, Saturday October 11, 2008 at the Ringgold City Hall. Time 11:00 AM.
The keynote speaker will be Lt. Col. Lee Ellis (USAF Retired). Colonel Ellis served as a fighter pilot in Vietnam, where he was shot down and captured. He was held as a POW for more than five years in Hanoi and surrounding camps. Part of the time he was imprisoned in the Hanoi Hilton with John McCain. They have remained friends since then. Col. Ellis, a businessman from Commerce, GA, was elected an alternate delegate from the 9th Congressional District to the 2008 Republican National Convention.
Senator Jeff Mullis will introduce Colonel Ellis.
Free McCain/Palin yard signs and bumper stickers will be available. Free Coffee and light refreshments will be served.
Come and join us to hear the latest about the McCain/Palin campaign.
For more information contact Brad Scott, 423 779-2459 or the Catoosa County GOP www.catoosagop.com
Debate Watching PartiesWe're in the midst of a busy fall season with just under 50 days left until Election Day. The first presidential debate will be held next Friday, September 26th at the University of Mississippi. After months of refusing to hold joint town hall meetings with John McCain, Senator Obama will finally have to face John McCain one-on-one.
This debate is something you absolutely will not want to miss, which is why we are asking you to host a McCain Nation Debate Watching Party on Friday, September 26th.
If you host a McCain Nation party, you will receive a packet from the campaign that includes a suggested party agenda, bumper stickers, and other McCain-Palin gear. We are asking that your register your party by Monday, September 22nd to receive a packet in time for your party.
The process for creating a Debate Watching Party is very simple. Click on the picture link below to signup:
Vice presidential debate
Thursday, October 2
Washington University in St. Louis, Mo.
Gwen Ifill
Senior Correspondent, The NewsHour, and Moderator and Managing Editor, Washington Week, PBS
Second presidential debate (town meeting)
Tuesday, October 7
Belmont University, Nashville, Tenn.
Tom Brokaw
Special Correspondent, NBC News
Third presidential debate
Wednesday, October 15
Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y.
Bob Schieffer
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent, and Host, Face the Nation
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Senator McCain's Fund-raiser in Atlanta
at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis
August 18, 2008
As many of you already know, Senator John McCain visited Atlanta this week and more than 300 Georgians from across the state greeted him with customary southern hospitality. Members of the state's congressional delegation, state leadership, campaign volunteers and supporters listened as Senator McCain laid out his priorities and addressed the pocket book issues impacting Georgians and Americans across the country. What captured me most about Senator McCain's remarks however was his genuine expression of gratitude to those in the room-- familiar faces and newcomers; young, eager faces and those reflecting the character of their life experience. He appeared humbled by the success of the event--$1.75 million raised on his behalf-- yet confident, focused and quick-witted. Prior to the main reception, Senator McCain met with a small group, the Host Committee. The atmosphere was jovial, anticipation and excitement in the air-- what appeared to be residual from Senator McCain's much lauded appearance earlier at the Saddleback Forum which was on national TV. Of course, there was much chatter and speculation about WHO would be the Vice Presidential pick... and then general resignation that we will know when we know.Loretta LeporeCo-Chair, Georgia Women for McCain
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John McCain is greeted by Suzi Voyles, Georgia Women for McCain Coalition Chair and Mike Beaudreau, District 7 McCain Chairman.Left to right: Dave McCleary, 6th DST Republican Chair, Candace Shaker, CCRWC Elections Chair, Lori Pesta, Chair for Cherokee County Women for McCain and President for CCRWC, Suzie, Voyles, State Chair for Women for McCain.
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4.1. Dr. Parker leads the Pledge. He is the only surviving doctor from the Medical Corps that treated the wounded/dying on Omaha Beach (D-Day) 2. Senator Isakson and wife Dianne, Senator Chambliss and his wife Julianne, Governor Perdue 3. Governor Perdue welcomes Senator McCain to Georgia
4. Sen. Joe Lieberman speaks on behalf of his friend, Senator John McCain
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7.5 - 6. Senator McCain addresses an energized audience of 300 Georgia supporters. 7. Senator McCain with Suzi Voyles, Georgia Women for McCain Chair and Doug Chalmers.
McCain’s Atlanta fund-raiser takes in $1.75 million.
Read AJC article August 18, 2008
Town Hall Agenda
View photos in the AJC - Read AJC Article
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4.1. GA GOP Chairman Sue Everhart opens the Town Hall meeting. Sue is also Honorary Chairman for the Georgia Women for McCain 2. Tonya Boga gives the opening prayer 3. Jade Morey of UGA leads the pledge of allegiance. 4. Georgia First Lady Mary Perdue greets the Republican women and pledges her support for Sen. John McCain for President
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8.5 - 8. Carly Fiorina, Senior Advisor to John McCain delivers a stunning and inspiring speech urging the women of Georgia to work to elect McCain as our next president. She presented a long list of reasons why Sen. McCain is the best qualified candidate to serve as President and Commander-in-Chief.
Read AJC Article
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12.9. Loretta Lepore and Suzi Voyles listen intently to Carly Fiorina's presentation. Suzi is the State Chair for the Georgia Women for McCain Coalition and Loretta is the Co-Chair. 10. Loretta, Suzi and Dr. Betty Price on front row 11 - 12 Audience scenes
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15.13 - 14 A number of questions from the audience are answered by Carly 15. Secretary of State Karen Handel (left) is one of the officials in the audience.
Visit:
www.mccainstore.com McCain Store for signs, sticker, bumper stickers, etc.
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Georgia Peaches for McCain - July 24, 2008
Sue Everhart Tonya Boga Mary Perdue Jade Morey of UGA
Above:
Secretary of
State
Karen Handel
July 15 -- August 5 Run-off -- 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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Paid for by the Georgia Women for McCain - July 2008