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What Are They Protesting?Sit Amet, Suspendisse Nulla, Rhoncus Temp and What Took Themplacerat So Fermentum Long? FEBRUARY 2017 EDITOR: LOUIS R. AVALLONE VOLUME 23, EDITION 2 Lorem ipsum dolor What are they protesting?sit amet, suspendisse nulla, rhoncus temp And what took themplacerat so fermentum long? This Month’s Meeting where "good government" and political ethics are at stake. If you read the newspaper, listen Our guest speaker for this month’s luncheon at to the radio, or are on social media, you know 12 noon on Tuesday, February 7, 2017 at the Elliott is always enthusiastic, and prepared. Wyndham Garden Hotel on E. 70th Street will be Elliott Stonecipher. The future of political Although for many in our community, and parties is uncertain in across our state, indeed, Elliott Stonecipher our country, and with needs no introduction. He is a demographer, the Democratic party pollster, political pundit, civic activist, and so solidly defeated public speaker. In 1980, he founded his this past November, company, Evets Management Services, Inc., and the rise of which does polling person-to-person, by professional protest telephone, or mail on political, commercial, and groups around the public-policy subjects. country, even by brands like Nike Stonecipher graduated from C. E. Byrd High and Starbucks, School and then attended Louisiana Tech what role will University in Ruston, from which in 1973, he political parties received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. have to take a stand for what they In 1975, he procured a master's degree from believe, and the values they hold? Especially Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. when there are so many more voters registering as “no party” than are registering as Since then, he has been recognized as a Republicans”or Democrats, combined? passionate advocate for our community in northwest Louisiana, and has become Join us Tuesday and let’s visit. Reservations involved, or written about, virtually any area not required. Eating is $13 and listening is free. Copyright © 2017 by Caddo Republican Parish Executive Committee. All rights reserved. Readers may use any articles in their publications, if source is cited. tens of millions of women had voted for him in From the Chairman November. In fact, many say it was women voters in Ohio, Wisconsin, and Michigan that Dear Fellow Republicans, gave President Trump the votes he needed to win the White House. I was there. And what a blessing it was. The Inauguration of the President of the United So, what’s really going on here? I’ll tell you: we States. And it was awesome. The majesty of our really do prefer illusion to truth, and the bottom country permeated every square mile of our line is that these women have been lied to, nation’s capitol and despite the cold especially about the consequences of voting for temperatures, and rain, it was all clear skies and politicians who care more about feelings than summer-like temperatures for me. they do about thoughts and ideas. Or so-called “leaders” who are more interested in their own Sure, there were well being, than in ours. some protestors, but they were Instead of promised good jobs for the jobless mainly people over the past 8 years, these women see 94 who were million Americans not even working now. Instead p e a c e f u l l y of improving access to healthcare over the past 8 sharing their years, and making it more affordable, these opinion with women see that there are just 3 percent more the rest of us, Americans with health insurance today, and that who were in the number is dropping every day. Instead of Washington “healing our planet” over the past 8 years, they for the weekend. And then see that taxpayers are now shouldering more there were the other protestors. The paid ones than $2.2 billion in expected loan guarantee that caused a ruckus on the day of the defaults from companies like the bankrupt Inauguration. And then the Women’s March renewable energy company, Solyndra, and at protestors on the morning after the Inauguration. least 36 other taxpayer-funded green energy projects that have vanished like the wind. As I moved in closer to hear the Women’s March And although we “ended a war” by withdrawing protestors that Saturday morning, I strained to our combat troops from Iraq in 2011, these understand their message. I know we all have a women see how this single decision to withdraw tendency to prefer illusion, to the truth. Many do, left the door wide open for ISIS to expand their at least. The truth hurts, after all, and even when terror around the world. we hear the truth, our defenses seemingly kick in to keep the illusion alive – and the pain away. We could go on and on. But maybe we could all agree now, at least, that when something sounds So, I wondered if this was why as many as 1 too good to be true, it probably is. But I do get it, million women showed up in marches across the about the protestors and I’d be mad, too, if I were country, with not just one grievance, but many? in their shoes, waiting on “hope and change” all Was the truth of the past 8 years exposed with these years. Just one question, for those who the inauguration of President Trump, and the marched on January 21: What took you so long? protests were an attempt to keep the illusion alive – and the pain away? Some marched for equal In closing, and as always, please consider rights for women and against sexism. For making a contribution to the Caddo Republican minority groups and against racism. For better PEC, or to volunteer your time. Contributions of jobs and higher pay. For environmental any amount may be made by mailing a check to: responsibility and against global warming. For Caddo RPEC, 1941-C East 70th Street, peace and to end all wars. Shreveport, LA 71105 or by clicking the following link to contribute by credit or debit card, http:// Yes, the conventional wisdom is that these bit.ly/CaddoRPEC (but you don’t need a PayPal millions of women were expressing their account to contribute online). Thanks, in discontent over the election of President Trump. advance, for any support you can lend our efforts. But discontent over what, exactly? He had only been sworn in as President for less than 24 hours before the protests began. And after all, Louis R. Avallone Copyright © 2017 by Caddo Republican Parish Executive Committee. All rights reserved. Readers may use any articles in their publications, if source is cited. Acadiana Energy. Patrick J. Harrington is a Medallion Club, New Clubs former Benton-Parish Metropolitan Planning Join The Ranks! Commission board member and former Board of Regents member, Harrington lives in Benton. The 2017 Medallion Club membership drive is just Harrington is a licensed Louisiana attorney and beginning! We are grateful for the tremendous notary public. support, and unwavering commitment of our Caddo Parish Republican supporters. As many of Committee Assignments Made you know, the Medallion Club effort raises the necessary funds to run the office, pay for the Freshman Congressman Mike Johnson was newsletter, and conduct other Party activities. assigned to two (2) House Judiciary Gold Medallion members level is $200 and above, subcommittees Tuesday, including: Immigration Medallion membership is $100-199 and Supporter and Border Security; and Crime, Terrorism, level membership is up to $99. You can contribute Homeland Security and Investigations. online by visiting http://bit.ly/CaddoRPEC or checks may be dropped off to the office at 1941-C Our freshman U.S. Senator John Kennedy was East 70th Street, Shreveport 71105. Contributions assigned the Judiciary Committee, questioning are not tax deductible. Gold Medallion: D.A. Alabama Senator Jeff Session during his Attorney Simpson, Carroll Michaud. Medallion: Jack General confirmation hearings. Kennedy Daniel and Sylvia Norton. commented to Sessions about gun rights during the one of the hearings, “In Louisiana, we believe that love is the answer, but we also believe that Across the River we have the right under the Constitution to own a gun — just in case.” Across the river, and through the woods…is the vacant District 8 seat in the Louisiana House of Representatives, left open when Mike Johnson Special Times Don’t Feel So Special was elected as the new U.S. Representative for the 4th Congressional District. There are four (4) It’s true that Democrats have never met a tax that Republicans vying for the vacant seat they didn’t hike, and since he’s been elected representing the northern part of Bossier Parish governor, John Bel Edwards is a prime example of that includes Benton and Bossier City. that notion. Now, even though his administration says that $303 million worth of budget reductions The candidates are Raymond Crews, Robbie could be made by the governor and Legislature's Gatti, Michael "Duke" Lowrie, and Patrick J. budget committees, without a special session of Harrington, all running for the office representing the full Legislature, he’s likely to call one, the northern part of Bossier Parish that includes anyways. The special session will likely be held Benton and Bossier City. The Bossier Republican Feb. 13 to Feb. 23, a 10-day period ending four PEC has endorsed Lowrie. days before Mardi Gras. Recent estimates show a special session will cost the state $50,000 to Raymond Crews is a combat veteran who served $60,000 each day. 17 years in the United States Air Force, flying combat missions in Iraq and Afghanistan. After his Black History Month service in the military, Crews flew for national airline companies and later started a small February is Black History Month and “we business in Bossier City.
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