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1 CHESHIRE COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE JUNE 2015 June Newsletter Message from the Chair Dear CCRC Friends, What a fun time it is to be in NH! I ve lived in several other states, and the opportunity here in NH to meet and talk to Presidential Candidates is not like any other. Maybe I should clarify: it s a great opportunity to meet REPUBLICAN candidates. I m so impressed with the way our candidates are so accessible, take unscreened questions, speak from the heart (without needing a teleprompter), and unafraid to talk about difficult issues. While it s a lot of fun, we have some serious business at hand. We must come together and try new approaches to elect more Republicans. On the local level, we need to hold the House and Senate, and get a conservative in the Governor s office! Democrats are trying to spend us into a state income tax, blocking efforts to restore NH as a magnet for growth and business. Look at what s happening in Connecticut. The income tax they started 20 years ago added to high taxes is taking its toll, and driving out businesses. NH should be a place to go, but we need pro-growth Republicans to make it happen. On the national level, not only do we have the big issues like immigration, foreign policy, and repealing the Obamacare nightmare, but the next President will decide on a generation of judges hundreds of judges from the Supreme Court on down. Do we want more overstepping by Executive Order, more of a progressive agenda impacting our schools, our environment, and our freedoms? So much is on the line, we must come together, work together to get out our message, and get out the vote! Let s have some fun, but get the job done! Hope to see you soon, Kate Chair: Kate Day: kate1day@msn.com or cheshirerepublicans@gmail.com Vice Chair: John Therriault jwtherriault@ne.rr.com Secretary: Jane Lane janelane@myfairpoint.net Treasurer: Barbara Berry rbberry@myfairpoint.net KSC College Republicans Chair: Kate Charron-charronkate7@gmail.com Area 4 Vice Chair: Jane Johnson janebjohnson7@gmail.com NHGOP Committee Woman: Juliana Bergeron juliana@nhgop.org Young Republican Chair: Keith Carlsen keithcarlsen@gmail.com Contact Information Mailing address: Cheshire County Republican Committee (or CCRC), PO Box 1859, Keene NH (Donations can be made out to: CCRC). cheshirerepublicans@gmail.com Cheshire Republican Women (CRWC) website: For statewide events check the NH State Republican Party website: NH Young Republicans: Like us on Facebook! Cheshire County Republican Committee NEXT MEETING Saturday June 13, 9:30am Keene Library CCRC Annual Picnic Sunday July 19, 1-4 CCRC HOTLINE for the latest events and meetings! Cheshire County Republican Committee PAGE 1
2 2015 Lincoln Day Dinner Thanks to everyone who came to support our Lincoln Day Dinner, and also to the many who donated and bought auction items! It was a full house of about 200 people. Governor Christie spoke (without a teleprompter) and took questions. Imagine that, Hillary! Congrats to our LDD committee, Ramona Branch, Jane Lane, Juliana Bergeron, Dawn Lincoln, Barb Berry, and to all those who helped at the dinner, John Byrnes, John Therriault, Marilyn Huston, Dick Berry, and Diane Dermott. Kate Day, Gov Christie, Joan Hayssen, and Bob Vita Ann Szot, with Gov Chris Christie and Mary Pat Christie! Thank you for your generous donations to the Auction! Raising funds to WIN in 2016! Joseph and Augusta Petrone Senator Kelly Ayotte Tom Eaton Juliana Bergeron Bill and Sue Beauregard Jim McConnell Keith Carlsen Rick Nalevanko June Cook Charlie Kamal Howard Lane CRWC (Cheshire Republican Women s Club) Clarke Distributors Dynamic LandscapingSmokey &Sharon Smith Chris Sununu/Waterville Valley Keene Country Club Rob Kasper/Walpole Creamery George Hansel/Liberty Elms Brentwood Golf Club Carol Corliss/Carol Corliss Fine Art Mia Capelli Hair Salon Al Rickheit/Northern Machinery Highlander Arms Thank You to thesepresidential hopefuls! Gov Rick Perry, Sen Rick Santorum, Sen Lyndsey Graham, Gov George Pataki, Gov Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, Gov Scott Walker, Dr Ben Carson, and Sen Ted Cruz!
3 FITN! First in the Nation Primary! CCRC and Local Republican Town Committees Greg and Jane Johnson with GOV RICK PERRY CCRC Monthly Meeting Saturday June 13, 9:30am Keene Public Library Get more involved at the grassroots local level, and join a Committee in your town! kate1day@msn.com Congrats to the new officers of The Keene City Republican Committee! Chair, John Therriault; Treasurer, Wes Cobb; and Secretary, George Hansel. Meetings will be 30 minutes before CCRC Monthly meetings. Contact jwtherriault@ne.rr.com SENATOR TED CRUZ with Diane Dermott, Maila Boaz, and Gillian Presidential Candidate, CARLY FIORINA at RFJRTC with Bud Creekmore! GOVERNOR GEORGE PATAKI with Keene City Republicans at Fireworks in Keene! CHWW (Chesterfield Hinsdale Walpole Westmoreland) NEW Contact Malia Boaz malinkaz@gmail.com SAM (Surry Alstead Marlow) Thursday, June 11th 7PM at Surry Town Hall Contact Anne Cartwright.askcartwright@myfairpoint.net RFJ- (Rindge Jaffrey Fitzwilliam) Republican Town Committee 2nd Monday of the month at the Rindge Meeting House. Contact: Gillian L' Eplatteier alfajay10@gmail.com Swanzey Republican Town Committee Thursday June 18, 7 p.m. Westport Church, Westport Village Road Contact: Steve Malone skm524@aol.com
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