May 2013

MAY 2013
Volume 2, Issue 3
Bi-Monthly Publication
REPUBLICAN CLUB GV-SAHUARITA NEWS
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REPUBLICAN CLUB GV-S GENERAL MEETING
Friday, May 24, 2013
Check Out…..
Inside this issue:
Upcoming Events
2
SACPAC Info.
2
President’s Message
2
What do you know
3
about Agenda 21?
Board Members
4
JOIN AND
STAY INFORMED
Reminder
RCGVS Meetings
4th Friday of
Every Month,
- June & July off -
Newsletter Deadline:
Please submit your written
contribution to:
Connie Beuerlein at
connie@chbdesignlink.com
Information must be
submitted before the last
Friday in June for July issue.
9:00 a.m. Speakers begin at 9:30 a.m.
Friends in Deed
301 W Camino Casa Verde, Green Valley
Speakers:
Tyler Mott
1st Vice Chair,
Pima County Republican Party
• Graduate of the UofA College of Social Sciences
with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science
• 7 years of experience in the financial sector
• Sergeant in United States Army Reserve
• Recipient of Army Achievement Medal
• Battalion Unit Prevention Leader
• Founder of Operation Angel: American Flag Fund
• Helped write & successfully lobbied for passage of
HB2583 in 2006 to require the proper display of the American Flag in every public school classroom across Arizona.
• Board Member & Treasurer of the Orange Grove
Manor Townhome Association
• Chairman of Pima County Young Republican Club,
2008 & 2012
• Multiple Terms as Vice-Chairman or Treasurer of
Pima County Young Republican’s Club
• Active member - College Republicans while at the UofA
• Eagle Scout
Judi White
NRA Election Volunteer Coordinator,
NRA Women’s Leadership Forum,
Executive Committee
Political Campaign Experience
• Bush/Cheney ’04, Coalitions Chair, Pima County
• Rios for City Council, Campaign Manager
• Salmon for Governor, Steering Committee and Staff
• Dunbar for City Council, Campaign Manager
• Jeff Flake for U.S. Senate, Pima County Chair
Republican Party Experience
• Dodie Londen, Excellence In Public Service Series,
Board of Governors
• Pima County Republican Party, Chair 2005-2009
• Legislative District 28, Chair
• Legislative District 28, First Vice-Chair
• Developed and Taught “So You Want To Run For
Public Office?”
• Tucson Republican Women, Vice-Chair
• Pima County Republican Women, Assoc. Member
• Precinct Committeeman
• Precinct Committeeman of the Year, District 28 - 2003
REPUBLICAN CLUB GV-S
GENERAL MEETING
REPUBLICAN CLUB GV-S
GENERAL MEETING
Friday, August 23, 2013
Friday, September 27, 2013
9:00 a.m. Speaker begins at 9:30 a.m.
Friends in Deed
301 W Camino Casa Verde, GV
9:00 a.m. Speaker begins at 9:30 a.m.
Friends in Deed
301 W Camino Casa Verde, GV
Rep. Paul Gosar, CD 4
Doug Ducey, Arizona State Treasurer
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Republican Club GV -Sahuarita News
UPCOMING EVENTS - SAVE THE DATE
• May 2 (Thursday) – Green Valley TeaParty – 9:00 AM,
Friends In Deed – speaker: Bill Bennett, who will speak on
Agenda 21.
• May 18 (Saturday) – Pima County GOP—Join us to
honor/celebrate the Armed Forces Day at Tanque Verde
Guest Ranch/buffet 11:30 am Speaker: Senator Al Melvin
• May 24 (Friday) – Republican Club GV/Sahuarita – 9:00
AM Friends In Deed. Speakers: Tyler Mott, 1st Vice Chair
of Pima Cty. Repub. Party & chair of Pima County Young
Republicans and Judi White, NRA Election Volunteer
Coordinator.
Please note regular meeting times (mark your calendar):
1st Thursday of every month – GV TeaParty, 9:00 AM
Friends In Deed; closed June through August, returns
Sept. 5
2nd Tuesday of every month – Sahuarita TeaParty, 6:30
PM Triple Play Restaurant; no meetings July or August;
resumes Sept. 9
3rd Friday of every month – Quail Creek Republican Club,
9:00 AM at Madera Clubhouse in Quail Creek
4th Friday or every month – Republican Club Green
Valley/Sahuarita, 9:00 AM Friends In Deed; no meetings
June or July; returns Aug. 23
PLEASE JOIN US!!!
Events after summer hiatus:
• August 23 – RCGVS – 9:00 AM, Friends In Deed –
speaker is Rep. Paul Gosar, from CD 4.
• September 5 – Green Valley TeaParty – 9:00 AM, Friends
In Deed – speaker TBA
• September 27 – RCGVS– 9:00 AM, Friends In Deed –
speaker is Doug Ducey, AZ State Treasurer.
SACPAC was formed in January, 2012, after the 2011 city of
Tucson elections. In those elections, Republican candidates
were not properly funded for their campaigns. We wanted to
change that at the local, state, and federal levels.
We are a 527 non-profit, voluntary manned PAC, registered
with the State of Arizona and the Federal Election Commission, and any county where we may operate and donate to
candidates.
It is our hope that you can take a few minutes and donate at
least $5 to help future conservative candidates, and future
conservative issues, triumph in the political arena. Our board
of directors, made up of conservative representatives from
Pima and Santa Cruz Counties, makes the decisions on who
and what we give money to, and in your best interests.
You may mail your donation to:
SACPAC
PO Box 1504
Sahuarita Arizona, 85629
or go to the website at http://www.sacpac2012.com/, and use
the donate button. You may also set up monthly donations
with your credit card.
Thank you so much, for the SACPAC Board of Directors.
Board of Directors
Don Woolley
(Chairman/founder)
Sue Mayes (Green Valley)
Patti Woolley (Sahuarita)
Gene Cafarelli (Sonoita)
Dave Bareiss, Treasurer
(Sonoita)
Marian Bareiss (Sonoita)
Angie Anderson (Green Vly)
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The President’s Message - Kay Kohler
As Republicans we have had a rough six months. It doesn’t seem as if the conservative message is
getting across to the public, who seem more and more to be “low information voters”. For that reason it is
encouraging that SOMEONE has stepped up to support Conservative candidates. That someone is
SAC-PAC, the Southern Arizona Conservative Political Action Committee. It has absolutely no association with the
Republican Club, but we support it philosophically. One of the burning issues of our time is that, without money our
conservative candidates cannot compete. So, if you support conservative candidates, please see the information in this
newsletter about SAC-PAC. If you aren’t willing to give directly to conservative candidates you can donate to SAC-PAC, and
they will support good conservative candidates. Then we can win!
While the Republican Club will be on ‘hiatus’ for the months of June and July, we will start up again on August 23 with a
special speaker: Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ-04). And we are planning an Ice Cream Social in August, so keep your eyes peeled!
Kay
Republican Club GV -Sahuarita News
Page 3
What do you know about Agenda 21?
By: Kay Kohler
What have you heard about “sustainable development”? Are you ready (and willing) to
turn over your private property rights to a
government agency?
On Friday, March 22, 40 lucky people at the
Republican Club got to hear about in an eyeopening, chilling presentation, which wakened many of us to the imminent threat that
Agenda 21 poses to our freedom.
“Agenda 21” began at a United Nations Conference on Environment and Development
for the 21st Century (the “Earth Summit”) in
Rio de Janeiro in 1992, and was supported by
then-President George H.W. Bush. It sounded like a good idea, to encourage the entire
world to be environmentally aware and responsible. Its purpose was to encourage
“sustainable development”, implying that
resources were to be used carefully.
However, as time has gone on, it appears that
Agenda 21 is a frontal attack on national and
individual sovereignty. It espouses oneworld government, envisioning a North
American Union comprised of Canada, the
United States and Mexico, among other
things. If implemented, the tenets of Agenda
21 will take away private property rights and
transform America (and everywhere else) in
ways you could never imagine.
The purpose of Agenda 21 is to INVENTORY and CONTROL all land, water and minerals, all construction, plants and means of
production, all energy, education and all
information…a scary proposition. The
basic idea is that people are not good
stewards of their land, so the government should control land use, resulting
in the loss of private property. People
will be encouraged to move into cities,
to stop using automobiles, to live where
they work. Its purpose is to restrict
choice, limit private funds and take away
freedoms.
One tenet of Agenda 21 is that Americans have too much money, too much
power, and too many resources, and its
goal is to redistribute wealth so that
Americans are more like the rest of the
world. Why not encourage prosperity
elsewhere, so others can have Americalike wealth? Why is it necessary to bring
Americans down?
Agenda 21 is supported by over 1200
state and local governments, including
the City of Tucson; the City Council
joined The International Council for
Local Environmental Initiatives
(ICLEI), an organization supporting
Agenda 21, during the
tenure of Mayor Bob Walkup. While
many prominent Democrats have spoken out in favor of the ideas of Agenda
21, others have rejected it. There is an
organization called Democrats against
Agenda 21, and many Republicans also
oppose it. Alabama has passed legislation to prohibit participation in Agenda
21 but Arizona rejected such legislation.
Agenda 21 is encroaching on us daily.
The more you know about Agenda 21,
you will understand how its tenets are
being sneaked into regulations all
around us. BE AWARE!! To learn
more, go to our website and click on
"Agenda 21 for Dummies" in the
You Tube section.
Please note that the Sahuarita
TeaParty is having a speaker on
Agenda 21 on May 2.
KEEP INFORMED, COME
TO OUR MEETINGS
One tenet of Agenda 21
is that Americans have
too much money, too
much power, and too
many resources, and its
goal is to redistribute
wealth so that Americans
are more like the rest of
the world.
A Timely Quote:
"There are two ways to conquer and enslave a nation. One is by sword…The other is by debt." - John Adams
1826
Last meeting photos:
AZ State Rep Judy Burgess,
District 4 ....accompanies
Dr. Lyle Rapacki and
supports his opposition
to Agenda 21.
Contact Us:
President:
Kay Kohler
E-mail
xstorkad@cox.net
Telephone: 520-867-6254 Cell: 520-904-9103
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VP: Dick Newman
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Pris Junggren
Pjunggren@cox.net
Secretary: Jim Stone
jvstone1@cox.net
Roger Ludlam
rludlam@cox.net
Treasurer: Joey Zimmerman
joeyzimmerman@cox.net
Morris ‘Carr’ McGee
mocarrmac@aol.com
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