To Arizona GOP Leaders--
Please plan to participate in an RNC Chairman debate to be held at The National Press Club on January 5,2009 from 1PM to 3 PM EST which can be accessed via live streaming for all interested activists via the internet. The event is sponsored by Grover Norquist's influential group ......... Americans for Tax Reform.
Short of meeting any of the candidates in person this may be your best opportunity to assess all of these candidates. I encourage you to take the time to dial in to the webcast. I will look forward to your reviews after the debate.
See detailed info below.
Merry Christmas
Bruce Ash
National Committeeman
www.AshForArizona.com
To: RNC members
From: Grover Norquist
The January 5 Chairman’s debate at the National Press Club in Washington DC is open to all Republicans you wish to invite.
Forward or edit this announcement and share it with your members, country chairs, precinct captains and/or donors.
You might suggest that Republicans in your state also recommend questions for the candidates by e-mailing them to the website RNCdebate.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
16 DECEMBER 2008Contact: John Kartch
jkartch@atr.org; 202-785-0266
All Declared Candidates for RNC Chairman Confirmed for January 5 Debate
WASHINGTON, D.C.—All six of the declared candidates for the Chairmanship of the Republican National Committee (RNC) have confirmed their participation in Americans for Tax Reform’s January 5 debate at the National Press Club. The debate will begin at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
The event details are as follows:
When: Monday, January 5, 2009 from 1:00 pm – 3:00 p.m. EST.
Where: National Press Club (529 14th St. NW), 13th Floor, Ballroom
Who: Mike Duncan, Chairman, Republican National Committee; Saul Anuzis, Chairman, Republican Party of Michigan; Ken Blackwell, former Secretary of State, Ohio; Katon Dawson, Chairman, Republican Party of South Carolina; Chip Saltsman, Former Chairman, Republican Party of Tennessee; Michael Steele, Chairman, GOPAC
Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) is a non-partisan coalition of taxpayers and taxpayer groups who oppose all federal, state and local tax increases. For more information or to arrange an interview, please contact John Kartch at (202) 785-0266 or at jkartch@atr.org.
16 DECEMBER 2008Contact: John Kartch
jkartch@atr.org; 202-785-0266
All Declared Candidates for RNC Chairman Confirmed for January 5 Debate
WASHINGTON, D.C.—All six of the declared candidates for the Chairmanship of the Republican National Committee (RNC) have confirmed their participation in Americans for Tax Reform’s January 5 debate at the National Press Club. The debate will begin at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
“We are working with bloggers and other activists to develop the questions to be asked during the forum, and we encourage everyone to visitRNCdebate.org in the coming days to submit and
vote on questions,” said Grover Norquist, president of
ATR. “The event will be open to C-SPAN and streamed live
at RNCdebate.org.”
The event details are as follows:
When: Monday, January 5, 2009 from 1:00 pm – 3:00 p.m. EST.
Where: National Press Club (529 14th St. NW), 13th Floor, Ballroom
Who: Mike Duncan, Chairman, Republican National Committee; Saul Anuzis, Chairman, Republican Party of Michigan; Ken Blackwell, former Secretary of State, Ohio; Katon Dawson, Chairman, Republican Party of South Carolina; Chip Saltsman, Former Chairman, Republican Party of Tennessee; Michael Steele, Chairman, GOPAC
Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) is a non-partisan coalition of taxpayers and taxpayer groups who oppose all federal, state and local tax increases. For more information or to arrange an interview, please contact John Kartch at (202) 785-0266 or at jkartch@atr.org.
1 comment:
Thanks for posting about the debate. It's important that the grassroots become actively engaged in the RNC Chairman's race. While only the 168 committeemen and women are eligible to vote, the grassroots should still let them know who we want as Chairman.
Also, the website is the place for the Center-Right movement to submit questions they'd like the candidates to answer. Then once they've submitted questions, they can vote up or down other people's questions.
Thanks again for posting on this debate. I hope people become actively engaged in this debate.
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