February 8, 2012 Townhall Meeting

Las Vegas Republican Townhall Group

   ‘WHERE CIVIL AND INTELLIGENT CONSERVATIVE DISCUSSIONS

MAKE A DIFFERENCE'

Our Special Guest Speakers:
   

Barbara Cegavske - Nevada Republican State Senator and current Candidate For United State Congressional District 4 - Barbara has been a Special Guest Speaker to our group on many occasions since we started in 2005. She has a wealth of experience as a small business owner, in the Nevada Republican Party Assembly and as a Nevada Republican State Senator.
This is a biography: Barbara Cegavske - Biography - Project Vote Smart
 

Eric Golub - Conservative Commedian, Author, Blogger, professional Journalist and member of the prestigious Washington Times Communities.  He is Brooklyn born, Long Island raised, and has lived in Los Angeles since 1990. He received his Bachelors degree from the University of Judaism, and his MBA from USC. A stockbrokerage professional since 1994, he began blogging on March 11th, 2007, the three year anniversary of the Madrid bombings and the midpoint of 9/11.

Eric Golub | Washington Times Communities

 

WHAT: The 78th meeting of the Las Vegas Republican Townhall Group

 

WHERE: CHARLIE'S LAKESIDE INN, 8603 W. SAHARA, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF DURANGO AND SAHARA - CLICK HERE FOR MAP 

 

WHEN: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at 7PM. Suggest arriving by 6:30PM if planning to dine.  For additional information contact Bobbie at 702.581.7926 or bobbie.haseley@lasvegasrepublicantownhallgroup.com

 

$5.00 EXPENSE DONATION IS REQUESTED:   We are a non-profit group that has monthly Restaurant Expense and as a professional courtesy, we pay for Special Guest Speaker (only) meals as well as other expenses that must be paid if we are to continue operating each month.  To offset these costs, we ask for a $5.00 donation in lieu of a membership fee from all attending, we thank you for supporting all that we do. 

 

FORMAT:  We follow Robert's Rules of Order.  This allows each speaker adequate time to give an important and meaningful presentation without interruption.  Teleprompters are not available so when a speaker loses his or her place when interrupted, this can be very confusing.  We do allow for Q&A after their presentation.  Please ask those important questions not statements during the Q&A.  Depending upon time constraints and number of speakers, we may ask that you be limited to one question.  Your courtesy is expected and appreciated.