March 30th meeting Musk. Patriots Tea Party

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This is an email I got from Chris Kaijala about the agenda for The Muskegon Patriots Tea Party Meeting coming up March 30th.



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All,

Please join us at the 2nd Gen. meeting for the Muskegon Patriots.

Please bring a friend.

The details of the tentative agenda are listed below.

Best Regards,
Muskegon Patriots

Muskegon Patriots 2nd General Meeting March 2010

The Muskegon patriots would like to invite you to attend the 2nd general meeting of the Muskegon Patriots. The details are located at the bottom of this message. You can also find them on the website at www.Muskegonpatriots.com. You can reach us at Muskegonpatriots@Gmail.com.


All patriotic Americans are invited to attend.
We hope to see you there, and please bring a friend.
There is a lot of work to be done this year. Some of us want to be more active in the community. Let's present our concerns to our elected officials in Muskegon County. We have started to show up to local government meetings. We are starting to make our presence known… We plan to help our elected representatives understand that we have concerns. We want to have a positive affect on our local government and schools.
I look forward to seeing you there!
The tentative agenda for the meeting is as follows:

1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Introduction and ground rules.
3. Health care legislation – update / action. (CK)
4. State petition drive – healthcare independence for Michigan. (FB)
5. Strategy planning, the need for an action roadmap. (Lawrence)
6. County and local government meetings. Reports. How to get involved. (JR)
7. Update on becoming a precinct delegate. (BC)
8. Report on: Workshop held March 9 – “Toolbox” for getting involved in local government. (JR)
9. Update on being involved in election process: voter reg., poll watchers, etc. (SH)
10. Video: training for jury duty. (RL)
11. Tax Day Rally Planning. (CK, +)
12. Open forum for you to share your ideas, and concerns about local or national government. (These concerns will be recorded for future action.) (YOU)
13. Future meetings. (CK)
14. Breakout sessions - small groups /work (YOU)

Are looking forward to you being there and being involved. Please forward this to other concerned Americans that want to be a part of changing our government back to constitutional principles.



Muskegon Patriots 2nd General meeting
Tuesday March 30, 2010 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Muskegon Eagles 621 W. Western Street, Downtown Muskegon, MI

RSVP info:
Call Chris at 231-903-0884 or send us an e-mail at MuskegonPatriots@gmail.com .
You can see information on the meeting at the website http://www.muskegonpatriots.com/

More Details at the Facebook Group -Muskegon Patriots, Twitter - MuskegonPatriot, Website - www.MuskegonPatriots.com, and http://www.teapartyofwmi.org/group/muskegonpatriots.

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Regards LD

Jack Hoogendyke is bringing his Center Right Meeting to Muskegon. The meeting schedule is below. Toast n Jam's. I've hoped for this kind of thing since the start up of our Carmen Group breakfasts a year and a half ago.

If "Right to Work" rings your bell and you have been wanting to find out how to make Michigan a "Right to Work" state, Gary Glenn is a must see. All welcome.

Great news for Muskegon. Below is the email about it. The nice graphics won't transfer but the facts are there.

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The Center Right Coalition is Expanding Two Meetings, March 18

Lansing 9:30 am - Muskegon 5:00 pm

Agenda for Lansing March 18, 9:30 amSamuel Ingham Building
116 W. Ottawa Lansing MI
• Gary Glenn, AFA-Michigan. Gary will be giving an in-depth presentation about his personal experiences as Director of the Right-to-Work campaign in Idaho in the 1980's, what the landscape for RTW looks like in Michigan, why it is needed and how it can be accomplished.

• David R. Breuhan, author of "Spread the Wealth" will be speaking on the subject, "Tell the Government to Stop the Printing Press, it is Time for a Market Based Recovery." Breuhan is a Bloomfield Hills, Michigan based money manager who specializes in the management of corporate retirement plans and asset management for high net worth individuals. He received his Bachelor of Science from the United States Military Academy at West Point and was graduated with high distinction from Walsh College being awarded a Master of Science in Finance.

• More to be announced.

Agenda for Muskegon March 18, 5:00 p.m.Toast n Jam's Restaurant 3462 Henry Street
Muskegon, MI 49441-4356. ph(231) 737-5267

• Gary Glenn, AFA-Michigan. Gary will be giving an in-depth presentation about his personal experiences as Director of the Right-to-Work campaign in Idaho in the 1980's, what the landscape for RTW looks like in Michigan, why it is needed and how it can be accomplished.

• Ken Punter, candidate for State Representative, 91st district. Ken will be discussing his campaign and the issues facing te 91st district.

• More to be announced.

Special thanks for Arline Helms and Toast-n-Jams Restaurant for making this event happen.
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Do You Believe in Limited Government?
If you believe government is too big and intrusive, if you believe government taxes and regulates too much, then Center Right is where you need to be. Each month we will:
• Discuss bills before the legislature that need to be defeated because they grow government, or supported because they put limits on government.
• Hear from local elected officials or activists who are keeping watch on the growth of government at the city, township and county level.
• Listen to and ask questions of candidates for office who are running as limited-government conservatives.
• Network with local and state organizations like Mackinac Center, Americans for Prosperity, Education Action Group, MI-FairTax, and local Tea Party Organizations.
• Strategize on how to be effective at protecting our liberties.
You are welcome to bring any issues to the meeting you believe are appropriate. Please let me know if you would like to make a presentation. You will be given 5 minutes to speak, and answer questions. Please bring handouts that explain your issue in detail. Typical attendance is around 50.

If you would like to present, or if you have any questions, please contact me. I hope to see you there!




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