Memorial Day In Bastrop

May 24, 2008

Please join in on Monday, 10:00 am - 11:00 am for the 7th Annual Memorial Day Ceremony at Fairview Cemetery. Bring your family to attend this solemn event to remember and honor those who served in our armed forces and now lie at rest. Contact Art Kownslar at (512) 321-9977 for more information.

Walk To Texas Victory

May 15, 2008

What is “Walk to Win”?

“Walk-to-Win” is a statewide, coordinated voter identification effort lead by Texas Victory 2008 - the Get-Out-The-Vote project of the Republican Party of Texas

Go to http://www.texasvictory.org/  for more information.

What will be happening on May 17th?

On “Super Saturday”, May 17th, Republican grassroots activists and volunteers will be knocking on doors in neighborhoods across the state.

The goal of Walk to Win is to knock on 100,000 doors in the month of May.

What will these volunteers be doing/telling people?

The focus of this effort is Voter ID - that is identifying people who voted in the 2004 and 2006 general election and gauging their support for our Republican candidates on the ballot this fall.

By gathering this information now, our Party and our individual candidates will be able to run more effective and efficient GOTV efforts in the fall.

On top of identifying support and being good listeners, volunteers will be available to register new voters as well.

Where will these walks be taking place?

Everywhere. All across the state. We have staging locations for volunteers in all of our larger metropolitan areas, however, if a volunteer calls Victory from a small town and asks how they can help, the volunteer will be provided with a walk list and map so that they can walk their own precinct.

Governor Perry will be kicking off a walk in Travis County. Victory Chairman Roger Williams will be in Fort Worth while Commissioner Michael Williams will be in Denton. Candidates for office at every level will be involved and engaged with this effort on the 17th.

What does a volunteer need to do to get involved?

If you’d like to take part, please go to www.texasvictory.org and click on “Walk to Win”. A Victory staff member will contact you directly to either tell you where there is a gathering location for volunteers in your area OR to provide you with the tools you need to walk your own neighborhood.

If anyone has any general questions, please don’t hesitate to email rogerwilliams@texasgop.org or call 512-879-4066.

Safeguard against identity theft

May 13, 2008

Kirsten Niedzwecki, owner of Character Defined, will be the guest speaker at the

Bastrop County Republican Women’s Meeting on Thursday, May 15, at 7:00. The Meeting

will be held at the main branch of the First National Bank in Bastrop. Her presentation on

‘How to safeguard against identity theft and how to recover if you have been victimized by this fraud’

is open to the public.

 

Kirsten formerly served three Texas Attorneys General as their Chief Investigator for Civil

Enforcement specializing in consumer protection. While working for the State, she provided

multi-agency training to civil and criminal investigators, conducted and supervised complex

investigations, and spoke to community organizations on issues related to consumer fraud.

 

Kirsten is an advocate for consumer education and strong ethical business practices. Regarded

as an engaging speaker and effective teacher in principled decision making, Kirsten has spoken

to groups across the US and Europe. She is also a passionate proponent of character education

in public and private schools and develops values-themed materials for students K-12.

 

Please join the Bastrop County Republican Women for this informative talk. The public is invited to

attend and refreshments will be served. Please email Marilyn at

info @  Bastropcountyrepublicanwomen.org. (remove spaces)

Sermon by Rev. Jeremiah Wright

May 2, 2008

Glenn Beck has played an entire sermon by Barak Obama’s Pastor of many years, Reverend Jeremiah Wright. Rev. Wright has been complaining that the media has taken his comments out of context and playing them over and over on a continuous loop. So Glenn played an entire sermon that was given on Palm Sunday in 2003.

You Decide!

Free Audio: listen here.

Submitted by Marilyn, President of BCRW.