STATEMANT OF PURPOSE

WELCOME - this site is dedicated to organizing the effort to TAKE MUSKEGON BACK in 2010.

To do that we have to start now. Here is my plan. Don't like it ? let's change it.
BUT LET'S GET TO IT.

Impossible??? Only if we don't try.

PRECINCT DELEGATES RULE

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Muskgon County Republican Dues Schedule


Annual Membership Dues Invoice
Muskegon County Republican Party

If you have already paid your 2009 dues please disregard this notice.

2009 Annual Dues (dues are for 12 months)
Membership Levels

General Membership $ 30 (Includes newsletters, invitations to events, & Get Involved Opportunities)

GOP Club Membership $ 75 (Includes above PLUS one Lincoln Day Dinner Ticket)

Century Club Membership $150 (Includes all general membership opportunities PLUS one Lincoln Day Dinner Ticket PLUS one ticket to one other event for the year)

400 Club Membership $400 (Includes all general membership opportunities PLUS 2 Lincoln Day Dinner Tickets, 2 tickets to one other event for the year PLUS private VIP receptions & reserved seating at events)

Please print this Invoice and include your payment -
Mail to:
Muskegon Republican Party Treasurer - 143 Ruddiman Dr, N Muskegon, MI 49445


Name:_____________________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________________________

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e-mail______________________________________________________________
Please include your email as we are in the process of converting to e-mail whenever possible.


Phone:_____________________________________________________________

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Personal Checks only
Please make the checks out to Muskegon GOP
Political Contributions are non tax deductable

From an email from Susie Hughes Vice-Chair

Friday, September 4, 2009

Dems Consider GOP Reforms

Dems Consider GOP Reforms

Senate, House Republican plans public for months to balance budget, avoid shutdown, and protect essential services WITHOUT raising taxes

Calling today's 11th-hour marathon budget session a step in the right direction, Senate Majority Leader Mike Bishop and House Republican Leader Kevin Elsenheimer today invited the governor and House Democrats to make their outline to balance the budget public and demonstrate their sincerity by moving it through the legislative process.

Bishop said his caucus already sent House Democrats and the governor their plan to balance the budget without raising taxes, noting a clear difference in priorities between Republicans and Democrats.

"The Senate Republicans have a public plan that has been vetted through committees and passed by the full Senate," said Bishop, R-Rochester. "We are looking forward to a budget process that is transparent and clear, not held behind closed doors with unaccountable and unelected mediators. As we close in on the Oct. 1 deadline, we are also looking for expedient action from the House and governor."

Elsenheimer noted the House Republican plan to Reinvigorate, Reinvest and Reform Michigan was introduced 43 days ago on July 22. The House Republican plan creates jobs, balances the budget without raising taxes, and preserves stimulus dollars to jumpstart the state's economy.

"Republicans have a plan to solve the budget crisis without raising taxes - and we're ready to balance the budget today," said Elsenheimer, R-Kewadin. "The GOP plans are on the table, before the public, ready to go. I'm disappointed that the state is in the shadows of another government shutdown after the House Democrats' summer vacation, and when the ideas proposed today start to move in the form of legislation, then we'll know they are serious."

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Phyllis Browne
Communications Manager
Michigan House of Representatives
(517) 373-1690 office
(269) 806-4936 cell
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Thursday, September 3, 2009

Ken Punter makes it Official

Breaking >>>>> Punter makes it official, he is running for the 91st


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NEWS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, September 2, 2009. Ken Punter, 49, of Ravenna, has announced
his candidacy for the 91st District seat in the Michigan House of Representatives and is running as a Republican.

Ken is the manager and minority partner in Crockery Creek Farms; located in Ravenna and Fremont.

Ken is a graduate of Grand Valley State University and retired as a Lieutenant
Colonel in the Marine Corps after 22 years of active and reserve duty. He has served
on the Ravenna School Board, the Ravenna Zoning Board of Appeals, and the
Ravenna Community Educational Foundation.

He was a Cub Scout leader, spent time as a little league coach, and is a registered MHSAA official for cross country and track.

Ken is a first generation American and believes in giving back to the community
as is evidenced by his service to United States Military and the activities he has
participated in at the local level. He is especially adamant about being a “Servant
Leader” for the 91st District.

Ken’s campaign is of a grassroots nature and will require many volunteers and
contributors to win the August 3, 2010 primary and subsequent November 2nd election.
More information about Ken can be found at votePUNTER.com.

Citizens for Ken Punter
P.O. Box 73
Ravenna, MI 49451
(231)853-6109
www.votePUNTER.com
kenpunter@votePUNTER.com

Paid for by Citizens for Ken Punter