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Statewide Lincoln Dinner
Saturday, May 8th
at the
Hilton Lexington/Downtown
with a special tribute to
United States Senator Jim Bunning
Dinner begins at 7 pm ET

Ticket Cost: $100 per person
All tickets will be sold in advance.
The deadline for purchase is April 30, 2010.

Click here to buy your ticket online. NOTE: Please include the code 10KYLD in the Notes field.

Tables of 10 are available. For more information call (502) 875-5130. 

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In The News
03.09.2010
McConnell: Americans Were Promised Lower Costs, Not More Spending
by US Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell
‘Let’s start over and work together on step-by-step solutions that focus on cost, that actually lower costs, not the other way around’
In The News
03.09.2010
Cong. Davis Weekly Column: Childhood Literacy Lays the Foundation for a Successful Future
by Congressman Geoff Davis (KY 4)
Developing a love of reading in children from a young age establishes a strong foundation for future success.  Literacy is fundamental to every child’s education and development.  According to the National Institute for Literacy (NIFL), children who become proficient readers early in life are more likely to become better learners throughout their school years and beyond. 
In The News
03.04.2010
Kentucky GOP Adopts Resolution Condemning Obama, Pelosi and Reid for Hypocrisy on Spending
by Republican Party of Kentucky
FRANKFORT – Today, the Executive Committee of the Republican Party of Kentucky unanimously adopted a resolution condemning President Obama, Speaker Pelosi and Leader Reid for refusing to follow “Pay As You Go” rules and commending Senator Bunning for supporting unemployment benefits without adding to the federal deficit.
In The News
03.03.2010
The Wall Street Journal: Jim Bunning's Finest Hour
by Wall Street Journal Outlook
The Senator is vilified for following Obama's pay-as-you-go rules.
In The News
03.03.2010
Cong. Geoff Davis Weekly Column: Health Care Summit was a Missed Opportunity to Start Over
by Congressman Geoff Davis
In early February, President Barack Obama announced plans to hold a Health Care Summit with Republican and Democrat leaders to discuss the way forward on health care reform. My colleagues and I were hopeful that his call for a bipartisan summit indicated that the President had heard the demand of the American people to start over on health care reform.
In The News
02.26.2010
Sen. McConnell Comments on Health Care Summit
by Office of US Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConn

Washington, DC – Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following remarks Thursday following the White House health care summit: 

 

In The News
02.25.2010
Associated Press: Bill adds oversight on gov mansion, state aircraft
by BRUCE SCHREINER
FRANKFORT, Ky. -- Kentucky's governor would have to disclose any nonofficial use of the executive mansion and report flights aboard state aircraft as part of an executive branch ethics bill that won easy approval Wednesday from a Senate committee.
In The News
02.25.2010
Cong. Whitfield Presents ‘10 Principles’ to Help Guide Healthcare Debate
by Congressman Ed Whitfield
U.S. Representative Ed Whitfield (KY-01) met with a key healthcare negotiator to present his “10 Steps to A Healthier America,” a package of reform proposals the Congressman has championed throughout the healthcare debate. 
In The News
02.24.2010
McConnell: Reconciliation Talks Cloud Health Summit Purpose
by US Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell
‘If the White House wants real bipartisanship, then it needs to drop the proposal it posted yesterday, which is no different in its essentials than anything we’ve seen before — and start over. And they need to take this last-ditch reconciliation effort off the table once and for all’
In The News
02.24.2010
McConnell: Americans Want Us To Listen To Them On Health Care
by US Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell
‘Americans don’t want to be told what’s best for them. They call the shots. And what they’re telling lawmakers in Washington to do on health care is to stop and to start over. They want us to put the old bills on the shelf, pull out a clean sheet of paper, bring all the parties together, and start over’
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Upcoming Events
Event: Kentucky Young Republican State Assembly
Date: Saturday, March 13, 2010
Time: 11am ET -

The Northern Kentucky and Northeast Kentucky Young Republicans will be hosting a Kentucky Young Republican State Assembly meeting Saturday March 13th at Hofbrauhaus Restaurant in Newport at 11:00 a.m. ET.

Location: Hofbrauhaus Restaurant
Contact: Patrick McMahon, 4th District YR Chair | | district4@kentuckyyr.com
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Event: Fayette County Monthly Breakfast
Date: Saturday, March 13, 2010
Time: 9:30 am ET - 10:30 am ET
The doors open at 9:00 and the program begins at 9:30. The cost is $10 which includes coffee, juice and a pastry. Please RSVP by Thursday, March 11, by calling the Republican Headquarters at 859-254-3532. The speakers will be: Matt Lockett - candidate for U.S. Congress, 6th District; Kevin Williams - candidate for LFUCG Council 10th District; and Alice Forgy Kerr - candidate for re-election to State Senate. Please join us as we begin the 2010 election season! Come early & stay late and get to know the candidates.
Location: Hilton Suites at Lexington Green
Contact: Carol Rogers, Fayette Co GOP Chair | 859-254-3532 | rpfc@windstream.net
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Event: MRWC Public Forum for US Senate Candidates
Date: Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Time: 6 pm ET - 8 pm ET
The Louisville Metropolitan Republican Women's Club will host a Public Forum for US Senate Candidates on Wednesday, March 17 at 6:00 PM ET at the Clifton Center; 2117 Payne Street, Louisville, 40206. Tickets are $10 per person. For ticket information, please call Julie Hinson at (502) 299-0708.
Location: Clifton Center; 2117 Payne Street; Louisville
Contact: Julie Hinson | 502-299-0708 |
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