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JOIN US AT
OUR NEXT REGULAR MEETING Monday,
September 13, 2010
Speaker: Dwayne Horner,
Greater Dallas Field Director
Texans for Rick Perry
NEW MEETING PLACE: IHOP Restaurant, 900 Market, Irving, TX--northwest corner Hwy 635 on Westbound service road just west of Macarthur Blvd.
The Irving Republican Women's Club (IRWC) meets on the second Monday of most months. For more information E-mail us from our CONTACT US page, or call (214) 244-0411.
“A government big enough to give you everything you want
is strong enough to take away everything you have.” –Thomas Jefferson
Matt Rinaldi for Dallas County Judge, 191st District
talks about how judges affect the economy, the
importance of electing conservative judges and why he is
running for public office.
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the video.
Mike Lee, Republican candidate for Dallas County Judge,
116th District, emphasizes the importance of voting a
straight Republican ticket in November 2010.
Lana Myers, Republican candidate for Justice, 5th District
Court of Appeals, Place 4, discusses the importance of
knowing who your judges are.
Wade Emmert, Republican for Dallas County Judge talks sense
about the economy against his Democrat opponent on Inside Texas
Politics. Right now, our Commissioners Court makes more
headlines for arguing with the District Attorney over ethics
and budget increases than for getting results for taxpayers and families.
That’s why we need Wade Emmert, the calm voice of reason we
can trust to restore integrity to our local government.
NEXT REGULAR IRWC MEETING
Monday, September 13, 2010 NEW MEETING PLACE: IHOP Restaurant, 900 Market, Irving, TX--northwest corner Hwy 635 on Westbound service road just west of Macarthur Blvd. Dutch treat dinner at 6:00 p.m., meeting begins at 7 p.m. JOIN US!
Speaker: Dwayne Horner,
Greater Dallas Field Director
Texans for Rick Perry
The 2010 election year will be a critical year for our Nation. The goal of the Irving Republican Women’s Club is to spread the word about the importance of voting for principled Conservative candidates. We are dedicated and will work hard to elect strong Conservatives so that we can assure that our Country has a brighter future. Read more about our vision
IMPORTANT ELECTION DATES
November 2, 2010 - Uniform Election Date
First Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail (does not apply to FPCA)
September 3, 2010
Last Day to Register to Vote
October 4, 2010 (moves to next business day, Monday)
First Day of Early Voting
October 18, 2010 (moves to next business day, Monday)
Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail (Received, not Postmarked)
October 26, 2010 (must be received, not merely postmarked)
The Irving Republican Women’s Club wholeheartedly joins The Texas Federation of Republican Women in commending Arizona State’s efforts to protect its citizens from illegal aliens who seem determined to destroy the state and the legal citizens who live there with drug trade, ruthless gangs, terrorist ic behavior, bloodthirsty “coyotes” who trail illegals into the U.S. and often turn women over to slave traders who sell them into sexual perversion.
If our nation is a Nation of Laws, the existing immigration laws must be honored and enforced. The IRWC wholeheartedly agrees with and supports legal immigration which allows immigrants to receive decent pay and equal protection under the laws of our Republic.
Texas Attorney General and 19 Other States
Advance Legal
Fight Against Healthcare Law
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA/August 6, 2010---Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott and 19 other state attorneys generals and governors today advanced their legal challenge to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. In a legal brief filed with the federal district court in Florida, the states show why the federal health care law violates the U.S. Constitution and why the federal government’s attempt to get the states’ challenge dismissed is merit less.
General Abbott explains that:
“The brief highlights the financial burden the new law puts on states by forcing them to spend billions of additional dollars to expand entitlement programs.
“The states explain that they are already devoting tremendous financial resources to prepare for the imposition of the federal health care takeover.
“The states emphasize that Congress has limited powers, and those powers do not include the power to force Americans to purchase insurance. Congress cannot regulate inactivity, and yet the law tries to do just that. The law tries to force Americans – against their will – into the activity of buying insurance.
“By exerting such sweeping authority over Americans’ individual decisions, Congress is attempting to expand federal authority and seize powers that are restricted by the Tenth Amendment.”
A hearing on the federal government’s motion to dismiss is scheduled for Sept. 14. The federal government failed in its first attempt to dismiss a similar state action, brought by the Commonwealth of Virginia, in a ruling handed down Aug. 2.
The 20-state coalition includes Texas, Florida, South Carolina, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Washington, Colorado, Michigan, Utah, Alabama, South Dakota, Idaho, Indiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, and Alaska. The lawsuit is filed in the Federal District Court in the Northern District of Florida. The states are joined in this lawsuit by the National Federation of Independent Business, and individual plaintiffs Mary Brown and Kaj Ahlburg.
The lawsuit was filed shortly after President Barack Obama signed the bill into law. The legal action specifically challenges the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and names the U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services, Treasury and Labor as defendants because those federal agencies are charged with implementing the Act's constitutionally impermissible provisions.
Fight back! Call ALL U.S. senators in every state, whether Republican or Democrat. Complete contact list.
To contact U.S. Senators for Texas:
Cornyn, John - (R - TX)
517 HART SENATE OFFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON DC 20510
(202) 224-2934
Web Form: cornyn.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Contact.Con...
Hutchison, Kay Bailey - (R - TX)
284 RUSSELL SENATE OFFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON DC 20510
(202) 224-5922
Web Form: hutchison.senate.gov/contact.cfm
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