Obama’s State of the Union Address

On Tuesday night, January 24th, President Obama delivered this speech in his State of the Union Address: Link

This can now be carefully and methodically disected, since very little of it actually matches reality. In Obama’s world, he seems to have no problems looking people straight in the eye and implying that he’s doing things that he hasn’t done, supported things that he has actually opposed, and has suceeded where he’s obviously failed – and he can do it with conviction. It’s a head scratcher, but with the advantage of having four highly energized presidential canidates, and the support of many super-pacs, I hope that someone in our party decides to pick the speech apart, paragraph by paragraph, and can articulate what’s actually happened.

Posted in Elections

The Republican Primary Continues!

This is going to get interesting! Topics are being discussed that are hard to get out there to the general public, and it seems that this longer primary race has the potential to bring us the best possible canidate to assure that Barack Obama will be a one term president!
Current delegate count: Newt Gingrich 21, Mitt Romney 18, Rick Santorum 11, Ron Paul 6

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February RWC Meeting – TUESDAY – 02/21/2012 – CVHS

Our next meeting will be TUESDAY, February 21. Social time begins at 7:00pm and the meeting will commence at 7:30pm. We meet at Centreville High School’s lecture hall.

Our guest speaker will be Dr Michael Abidin whose speech will focus on “Lessons From Great Women in History.” Dr. Abidin is a staunch Republican and is very active in local politics at the grassroots level. He attended medical school at the University of Virginia and then a residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck surgery at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. He also had a fellowship at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and a facial plastic surgery fellowship at Tampa General Hospital. He is currently in a group practice in Alexandria Virginia. Dr. Abidin promises that his speech will be both informative and entertaining.

Posted in Meetings

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