Wednesday, September 23, 2009
RON RAMSEY wants a promotion from Lt. Governor to Governor. He engineered the Republican takeover of the State Senate. He's the National Chairman of the Lt. Governor's Association. And he's our neighbor - a lifelong resident of Blountville.
Ron Ramsey was instrumental in the election of our own Mike Faulk to the State Senate. He made Faulk the Chairman of the powerful Senate Calendar Committee in his first year in the General Assembly.
Come meet and greet the Lt. Governor in Rogersville on Thursday, September 24, 2009 at 6pm at Hawkins Elementary School. This is a location change from the previous venue of Price Public School.
Ron Ramsey currently holds the second highest position in State government. If he wins the GOP primary next August, he will likely become Governor. If he doesn't, he'll still be Lt. Governor and very, very important to the future of Hawkins County.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Town Hall Meetings
The first Town Hall Meeting in Hawkins County was a big success. Congressman Roe attended the first meeting at Cowboy Cafe on August 12th. A huge crowd was in attendance. There will be another one in September, and the date will be announced shortly. The next Hawkins County event will be a Meet & Greet for Lt. Governor Ron Ramsey who is a candidate for governor. This will be held at Prices School at 6:00 PM on August 24th.
Tea Parties in Area
There have been numerous Tea Parties in our local area. There was a Tea Party September 4th in Dandridge, and on Labor Day in Kingsport. Cecile Testerman, Lois Mayes, Lisa Manis, and her daughters sold their Tea Party buttons that were designed by Lisa. Dob and Joyce O'Brien, local member of the Hawkins County GOP will be traveling to Washington September 18th for the National Tea Party, and we will get a report at the GOP meeting September 24th at 6:00 PM in the upstairs courtroom at the courthouse. Mark your calendar and plan to attend. This will be a combined meet and greet for Lt. Governor Ron Ramsey. The local party has already hosted a similar meeting for Congressman Zach Wamp and Bill Gibbons, both who are candidates for governor.