National School Choice Week EVENTS Jan 26 and Jan 27

Celebrate National School Choice Week

January 26 - Eagle River

January 27 - Woodruff

National School Choice Week will sound
call for immediate education reform.

Citizens from across the Northwoods will gather for a screening of the award-winning documentary, The Cartel on January 26, 2011 and January 27, 2011 to commemorate National School Choice Week.

Kim Simac, Founder of The Northwoods Patriots, is confirmed as a speaker at the event. This FREE event, which is sponsored by The Northwoods Patriots, will take place at 7:00 pm at Vilas Theatre at 214 East Wall Street in Eagle River on Wednesday the 26th, and on Thursday the 27th at 7:00pm at the Lakeland Cinema located in Woodruff, Wisconsin.

The Cartel—which portrays a public education system that is beholden to special interests, ignores the needs of parents, and misallocates hundreds of millions of dollars intended to help children—has served as a rallying cry for advocates who want to give parents immediate educational options for their children. The trailer and reviews are available at: http://www.thecartelmovie.com/

National School Choice Week, January 23-29, 2011, will shine an unprecedented spotlight on the need to dramatically improve educational outcomes for children and will highlight the benefits of school choice programs. Tens of thousands of people are expected to participate in events across the country during the week, which is being organized by more than 150 national and state groups.

“This event in Eagle River will continue an important debate on the need to provide parents with access to the best schools for their children,” said Kyle Olson, executive director of National School Choice Week. “At the end of the week, we hope that more parents will begin to demand enhanced educational options for their children and that lawmakers in Wisconsin and across the nation will take notice.”

For more information about this and other events, visit http://www.schoolchoiceweek.com/ and http://www.northwoodspatriots.com/.

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Fundraiser Friday at Trig's, Eagle River, 11am - 3pm

Join us Friday at Trig's in Eagle River for a Hot Dog and Brat Fry plus we'll have baked goods for sale.  We're raising money to fund our scholarship program so please take time to volunteer your time, baked goods and bring your appetite Friday!

11am - 3pm

Friday, November 19

Stop for lunch while shopping to stock your hunting shack! 

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Literature Drops around Vilas County - Join us!

Conservatives have made plans to drop off campaign literature door-to-door according to the following schedule. We need as many folks as possible to help out with this effort to drop off over 3,000 pieces of literature.

OR stay at the office and make phone calls on behalf of conservative candidates.

Please call Kim Simac at 715-479-8784, or contact her via e-mail

Heads Up:

Our friends in the U.P. have advised us that SEIU has bussed in union members associated with ACORN for campaigning efforts in Marquette and Escanaba, promoting Gary McDowell, a career politician, for Congress.

10/22/2010  Friday
Lac du Flambeau Lit Drop 10:00 a.m.
Meet across the street from Republican Headquarters
Carpool from Eagle River


10/25/2010  Monday
Eagle River Lit Drop 10:00 a.m.
Meet across the street from Republican Headquarters


10/26/2010  Tuesday
Conover / Land o' Lakes / Phelps Lit Drop 10:00 a.m.
Meet across the street from Republican Headquarters
Carpool from Eagle River

10/27/2010  Wednesday
Winchester, Manitowish Waters, Presque Isle 10:00 a.m.
Meet across the street from Republican Headquarters
Carpool from Eagle River


10/28/2010  Thursday
Arbor Vitae, St. Germain 10:00 a.m.
Meet across the street from Republican Headquarters
Carpool from Eagle River


10/29/2010  Friday
Boulder Junction, Sayner, Star Lake, Plum Lake 10:00 a.m.
Meet across the street from Republican Headquarters
Carpool from Eagle River


Please join us!  Students are welcome to participate and everyone's efforts will be much appreciated!

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Celebrate Constitution Day - Sept 17

A Message from Jolene, who is working for Wisconsin's families: (1-800-662-1227)

Are you aware that Friday, September 17 is Constitution Day in America? How will you be spending this day? Will you take some time to read our federal and/or state constitutions? Will you take some time to educate a young person in your life about the importance of our Constitution in ensuring our fundamental rights and restraining an overreaching state and federal government?

On Thursday, September 16, numerous citizen groups from around the state that support the Constitution will be sponsoring a special education session with esteemed Judge Randy Koschnick here at the State Capitol. Judge Koschnick will speak on "How the Wisconsin Constitution Links to the U.S. Constitution." The presentation will start at 12 Noon in Room 412-East, State Capitol, and is free and open to the public. Disabled parking is available at each of the main entrances to the Capitol.

America's Essential Documents: U.S. Constitution - http://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/ourdocs/Constitution.html Bill of Rights - http://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/ourdocs/billofrights.html Wisconsin Constitution - http://www.legis.state.wi.us/rsb/2wiscon.html Declaration of Independence - http://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/ourdocs/DeclarInd.html The Federalist Papers - http://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/ourdocs/federalist.html Gettysburg Address - http://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/ourdocs/Gettysburg.html

If you do not have a copy of the Wisconsin Constitution, it can be found on Page 193, of the State of Wisconsin Blue Book (2009-2010). If you do not have a copy of the Blue Book, you may request a copy from your elected officials by contacting the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-362-9472. The Blue Book is also available on-line at: http://www.legis.state.wi.us/lrb/bb/09bb/index.htm

While researching their website recently, I see that The Heritage Foundation is making copies of pocket U.S. Constitutions available to the public. http://www.askheritage.org/premium.aspx

As we see various judicial activists serving on America's courts looking to foreign treaties, statutes, and case law in rendering their extreme decisions, we need to remind citizens that the United States is a Constitutional Republic consisting of elected representatives of the people acting in accordance with Constitutional law which involves a separation of powers to the various branches to restrain the government's power against the people.

I hope you will be able to join us as we remember the founding of our country and help maintain this great experiment in freedom and liberty known as America.

Constitution Day Resources from the Library of Congress - http://thomas.loc.gov/teachers/constitution.html
World War II Veteran - I Fought for You and Your Freedom -- 4-minute YouTube video clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgYLr_LfhLo&feature=player_embedded
Charlton Heston brief video clip -"A Torch With No Flame" because we haven't taught the next generation-note the responses of the children
http://atorchwithnoflame.com/
Wikipedia - brief explanation of Constitution Day - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution_Day_(United_States)


Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Republican Governor Candidate Debate Wednesday

The 3rd and last debate between Mark Neumann and Scott Walker will be on Wednesday August 25. Unlike the first two debates this one will be televised.

When:  Wednesday, August 25th at 7:00pm


Where:  Marquette University, Milwaukee

TV:  WISN 12 will simulcast the series with Milwaukee Public Television (WMVS/WMVT) and broadcast across the state on WKOW (Madison), WFRV (Green Bay), WAOW (Wausau), WXOW (La Crosse), and WQOW (Eau Claire).

In preparation for the primary election September 14, we urge you to research the candidates' positions, past legislative and leadership decisions, and make your vote an informed one!

Candidate Websites: 
Scott Walker:  http://www.scottwalker.org/    |  Mark Neumann:  http://markforgov.com/

You can also see Scott Walker today, August 24 in Rhinelander at a Brown Bag Lunch Event:

Brown Bag Lunch Discussion with Scott Walker Tuesday, August 24, 2010 from 12:30pm-1:30pm at Wausau Paper in Rhinelander: 515 West Davenport Street, Rhinelander, WI. This will be a unique opportunity to connect with Scott and to share your thoughts on the future of Wisconsin.

Mark Neumann has accepted invitations to be interviewed by the Wisconsin 9/12 Project and here are his responses:  Vetting Questionaire  |  Vetting Interview Videos


Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Republican Sheriff's Forum August 16 - Eagle River

Join the Vilas County Republicans on Monday, August 16 in Eagle River at the Conservative HQ for Vilas County Sheriff’s Forum.

Vilas GOP Mtg 6:30 pm

Sheriff’s Forum 7:00 pm

Come to meet both Republican Candidates: James Maillette and Frank Tomlanovich, hear what their positions are and what they plan to accomplish as Vilas County’s Sheriff as our standing Republican Sheriff Neibuhr ends his service to the county.
You can read up on both candidates on their websites and come to the forum with questions for both candidates so that we may all come to know them better before the September 14 primary election. Click on their names below for each candidate’s website:

James Maillette  ~  Frank Tomlanovich

View Conservative Headquarters - Eagle River in a larger map

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Northwoods Tea Party - Minocqua - August 28 - 4-6pm

Can’t join Glenn Beck for the Restoring Honor Rally in Washington D.C. on August 28?

Restore Honor right here at home. Our freedom is possible only if we remain virtuous. Help us restore the values that founded this great nation. On August 28th come join us in our pledge to restore honor at Torpy Park in downtown Minocqua.


A Northwoods Tea Party for all who think government has gone too far:

Saturday, August 28, 2010

4-6 pm Torpy Park

Downtown Minocqua

Invited Speakers Include:

Pastor David King
Vicki McKenna
Representative Dan Meyer
Town Chair Joe Handrick
Pat Snyder
Kim Simac
Tom Tiffany
Gary Meinert

Sponsored by the Lakeland Area Republican Women's Club

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Independence Day in Eagle River

Vilas County Republicans came together Sunday for Independence Day parades throughout the county! Thanks to all for coming out to promote our messages of less government, protecting individual freedoms, honoring our founding fathers and standing up for the US Constitution.

Primary elections are coming soon - please join our cause!

Our new Conservative Headquarters is in Eagle River on Railroad Street between Alexander's Pizza and D-and-S Mobil:  155 S. Railroad Street.


Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Meyers to host Roger Roth - You're invited

There will be a fundraiser / meet and greet for ROGER ROTH:

Tuesday, June 29
at Dan and Karen Meyers' Residence
1013 Walnut St., Eagle River

6:30pm.

Please tell your friends and bring your questions for Roger.

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Great Debate of the North Update

Thank you to all who volunteered with assistance to plan and execute the Great Debate of the North held Saturday in St. Germain, Vilas County, Wisconsin.  It was quite a productive day with various speakers and three major GOP Debates, held as a first-of-its-kind event in the Northwoods.



More media are posting articles about our event including the News of the North and WJFW-TV12, our local NBC affiliate.

Please note that Wisconsin Eye was here Saturday with a videographer.  Their coverage is now available on-line at:  www.wiseye.org or directly at:  http://wiseye.org/wisEye_programming/campaign10/ARCHIVES-CPN10_GOV.html#3533.  We urge you to visit this website and review the debates without distraction in your own homes.  The subtle differences between candidates are what we must all evaluate to make a truly informed decision in the primary September 14. 

The Republican Women of the North and Northwoods Patriots members pulled together to execute the event and we appreciate everyone's contributions to make the date a big success.  We are honored to have gathered such a high caliber of candidates together in the Northwoods to share their visions for our state and country's future. Vilas County sheriff's candidate, James Maillette, addressed the group as well as Mr. and Mrs. Verhulst who spoke on behalf of Pastor David King who is running for Secretary of State.

Thank you specifically to the following candidates who traveled to St. Germain for the Great Debate of the North:

• US Senate Candidate:  Dave Westlake
• Lt Governor Candidates:  Dave Ross, Ben Collins, Rebecca Kleefisch and Brett Davis
• US House of Representatives for WI-8 Congressional District:  Marc Trager, Roger Roth, Reid Ribble, Marc Savard and Terri McCormick.  

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Congressional Candidate Reid Ribble at next Vilas GOP Meeting May 17

Reid Ribble to appear at next Vilas County Republican Meeting

May 17, 6:30pm

Wild Eagle Lodge
Eagle River, WI

Click here for... Vilas County GOP Meeting Post

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Trager Meet & Greet at Riverstone, Friday May 7

MEDIA ADVISORY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
May 3, 2010

CONTACT: Douglas Curella, J.D.
(920) 857-6707
Doug@tragerforcongress.com

RIVERSTONE RESTAURANT To Host Meet and Greet For EIGHTH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE Dr. Marc Trager

(GREEN BAY, WI) Riverstone Restaurant in Eagle River will be hosting a Meet and Greet on Friday, May 7th from 6-7:30 p.m. for Eighth District Congressional Candidate, Green Bay physician, and former U.S. Air Force Major Dr. Marc Trager.

“I look forward to meeting with and listening to the concerns of the people in Vilas County,” Dr. Trager said. “The people of Northeast Wisconsin deserve someone they can trust, and for years Rep. Steve Kagen has ignored their voice.”

Dr. Trager will also be in St. Germain this Saturday at the St. Germain Community Center on HWY 155 from 10-2 p.m. for The Great Debate of The North, sponsored by the Republican Women of the North.

Event Details:

Riverstone Restaurant
219 N. Railroad Street
Eagle River, WI 54521
6-7:30 p.m.

http://www.riverstonerestaurant.com/

Phone: 715-479-8467 (Riverstone)
*Light hors d’oeuvres will be provided*

For more information on Dr. Marc Trager please visit: www.TragerForCongress.com

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Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Terrence Wall to debate Dave Westlake May 8, Leinenkugel has declined invite

Great Debate of the North will now include Terrence Wall who will debate Dave Westlake, Republican challengers for U.S. Senate race.  Newly announced candidate, Dick Leinenkugel, is unable to attend. 

Full information, schedule and event poster can be foound at:  http://republicanwomenofthenorth.blogspot.com/p/great-debate.html

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Great Debate of the North - May 8, 2010 - Vilas County - Press Release and Poster

Great Debate Event Poster

Press Release - Great Debate of the North

Plans continue to move forward for the Great Debate of the North to be held May 8 in St. Germain.  All invited candidates except one are able to participate and we are looking forward to an insightful day of meaningful debate.


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:  Republican Women of the North
Diane Misina  715-891-0048
Kim Simac  715-479-8784
Email:  rwotnorth@gmail.com

GREAT DEBATE OF THE NORTH TO BE HELD IN ST. GERMAIN
Republican Candidates to Debate May 8

ST GERMAIN Wis - Republican candidates in three key primary races will hold a first-of-its-kind debate in the Northwoods on Saturday May 8 at the St. Germain Community Center on Hwy 155, beginning at 10:00 am. The debate, sponsored by the Republican Women of the North, is free and open to the public.

The Great Debate of the North will provide an opportunity for residents of Northern Wisconsin to hear directly from these candidates about their positions on a variety of challenges facing our state and nation.  Republican candidates seeking their party’s nomination in races for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, and Lieutenant Governor will debate the issues and discuss their political philosophies.

The Republican Women of the North will welcome attendees and candidates at 10:00 am. They will then award a scholarship to the winning student who best described “What Being a Woman in America Means” in an essay contest recently held.

At 10:15 am, Dave Westlake, candidate for the U.S. Senate, will be introduced. His Republican challenger, Terrence Wall, is unable to attend. Westlake will participate and face questions from the moderators.

Beginning at 11:00 am, candidates for Lieutenant Governor will face off. These candidates will include Ben Collins, Brett Davis, Rebecca Kleefisch and Dave Ross.

Food and refreshments will be available at noon, during which time Secretary of State candidate David King and Vilas County Sheriff candidate James Maillette will address the audience.

At approximately 12:45 pm, all five Republican candidates in Wisconsin’s 8th congressional district race for the U.S. House of Representatives will debate. Candidates in this race include Terri McCormick, Reid Ribble, Roger Roth, Marc Savard, and Marc Trager.

Republican Women of the North recognize the instrumental contributions of time and talents by the Northwoods Patriots, Jerry Burkett for his sound system, and to the Town of St. Germain for the Community Center venue.

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For further information about the debate and to schedule interviews with any of the candidates or event organizers, please contact Diane Misina at 715-891-0048 or Kim Simac at 715-479-8784.

Republican Women of the North * PO Box 961 * 3860 Kula Vista Drive * Eagle River, WI 54521

www.republicanwomenofthenorth.blogspot.com * rwotnorth@gmail.com

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Kim Simac and James Maillette to speak at Central WI Tea Party Saturday, Marshfield

Central Wisconsin Tea Party

Saturday, April 24th
2 P.M. to 5 P.M

BELVEDERE SUPPER CLUB

Highway 97, Marshfield, WI 

Dennis Juncer, Chair: Central Wisconsin Tea Party, Inc.

• Welcome
• Pledge of Allegiance

Introduction of Master of Ceremony

1. Kim Simac, Eagle River, WI.
Founder of the NorthwoodsPatriots Tea Party.
Topic: “Saving this great Country”.

2. Reverend David King, Milwaukee, WI
A visionary Christian Pastor, founder of
THE MILWAUKEE GOD SQUAD for religious, charitable, educational and economic purposes.
Topic: “God, Politics, and Government”.

3. Representative Kevin Peterson, Waupaca, WI.
WI District 40 Assemblyman.
Topic: “State and Federal Political Agendas”.

4. Robert Blake, Polk county
Past Chairman of the Polk County Board. Retired farmer. Tea Party Movement Supporter.
Topic: “ The US Constitution vs. A Socialist Agenda”.

5. James Maillete. Eagle River, WI.
Candidate for Vilas County sheriff. Intends to be a “peoples sheriff”. Small business owner. Masters Degree with emphasis on homeland security, intelligence and counter terrorism.
Topic: “Strategic Vision for Tea Party Patriots”.

6. Sidney E. Johnson, M.D. Marshfield ,WI.
Emeritus Physician, Marshfield Clinic.
Topic: “Oppressive Government Actions and Climate Change”.

7. Patrick “Pat” Snyder. Wausau, WI.
Wausau WI Radio Host WSAU 550 Am-99.9 FM.
Topic: “Morality and The Founding Fathers”.

8. James S. Erickson, Marshfield, WI.
Graduate Student –Psychology I/O. Small business owner.
Topics; “What am I doing about it?” & “Unemployment Policies”.

9. Patrick Testin. President , UWSP Young Republicans.
Topic: “Thoughts from a Conservative Student Leader”.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
—That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, —That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

… Thomas Jefferson

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Terri McCormick's Meet & Greet Last Wednesday - Enlightening!

We had a terrific visit with Terri McCormick last Wednesday, April 14 in St. Germain, WI.  For introduction, she talked about her background, family's heritage, how her family influenced her growing up and still impacts how she approaches challenges today.  We then had a great discussion about her campaign and a number of issues currently facing our country and Wisconsin. 

The need for independent thinkers, free-market problem solvers, and liberty-minded candidates has never been more evident.  Terri represents the Libertarian-leaning Republican in Wisconsin's 8th District with a strong will to uphold our Constitution.  Take time to listen to her speech and follow-up discussion at the Northwoods Patriots Meeting that was held April 13: Click here to listen

In doing our research, we found McCormick is ranked quite high among Liberty Candidates around the country for dedication to core principles (LibertySlate website - candidate ranking):

LibertySlate 2010 ranks non-incumbent candidates based on five fundamental issues in regards to spending, debt/economy, foreign policy, civil liberties, and entitlement programs. Additionally, we consider both website quality and chance of winning as factors in the ranking of the non-incumbent LibertySlate 2010 candidates.   

We encourage you to explore Terri's website and become familiar with her experiences in private and public sectors and her strong educational background.  She has given speeches to college students as part of the Campaign for Liberty and most recently attended and spoke at the Wisconsin Campaign for Liberty Conference (click for video).  She is also active in the Republican Liberty Caucus, an organization working to reform the Republican Party from within and restore our country's adherence to the Rule of Law and our Constitution.  

She will be back in our area May 8 - for our Great Debate Day of the North so please plan to attend - where you will hear from all candidates in Wisconsin's 8th Congressional District.     

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Kim Simac Speech at Madison Tea Party - April 15, 2010

Our most sincere thanks go out to Kim for representing the conservative voices of the north in Madison. To reinforce her message, please make comments on the YouTube video and our own blog comment section below so others know of the strength of our convictions! Please share with your friends and neighbors!

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Vicki McKenna LIVE from Madison Tea Party

Listen here and now to Vicki McKenna LIVE on talk radio -- she's AT the Capitol in Madison, WI today for the Taxpayer Tea Party Rally.

Former Governor Tommy Thompson, our very-own Kim Simac and many others are scheduled to speak today.

http://www.newstalk1130.com/mediaplayer/?station=WISN-AM&action=listenlive&channel_title=


Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Protest Takeover of Wisconsin Elections - April 13, Eagle River

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:  Kim Simac
Northwoods Patriots
Eagle River, WI
715-479-8784

Northwoods Patriots and Concerned Citizens to Stage Protest -  Senate Bill 640 and Assembly Bill 895 - Takeover of Wisconsin Elections -  scheduled to be voted on this month in Madison

On Tuesday, April 13, 2010, numerous Northwoods Patriots and concerned citizens will gather in Eagle River to protest the proposed takeover of Wisconsin elections as set forth in Senate Bill 640, and Assembly Bill 895, that may be scheduled to be voted on this week in Madison. The group will meet from 2:45 pm to 3.45 pm in the parking lot behind the Century 21 - Burkett Real Estate office on the corner of Hwy 45 and Wall Street in Eagle River, located next to Walgreens and across from the Friendship House Restaurant.

“We are appalled and shocked that our own Senator Jim Holperin would be one of the authors of this bill.” stated Kim Simac, leader of the Northwoods Patriots. “This is outrageous and I think he has some real explaining to do. I emailed him on the subject last week and still have not received a reply. Aside from the fact that this bill is introducing legislation that will open the floodgates to voter fraud in the state of Wisconsin and add unfunded financial burdens to local municipalities, it is being ram-rodded through the state legislature with virtually little or no time for Wisconsin citizens to learn about it, let alone voice their opinion.”

This bill was introduced on March 23, 2010. On April 9th it was passed out of committee and scheduled for a vote by the full Senate prior to recess in Mid April. As of today's date this 72-page bill could be scheduled for a vote as early as this Thursday, April 15th.

The most alarming changes of the bill include:

The bill allows municipalities to set up satellite absentee ballot stations for early voting - including outside of bars.

In addition, permanent absentee ballot status would be established in which ballots would be sent to people who historically do not vote in low-turnout elections. This would mean not only putting an additional financial burden on municipalities, but even more importantly, create a system for voting where there are few if any checks to verify who actually returns the ballots. Currently, permanent absentee ballot status is restricted to people who are confined because of age, physical illness, infirmity, or disability.

The current open government practice of allowing any citizen to challenge individual ballots would end as monitoring of elections of statewide or national significance would be restricted to people who live within that polling district.

University ID's would be allowed as proof of residency. The problem is that these same students could be registered at their home addresses as well, allowing them to vote in both districts. Since it has become well known that ACORN, and like-minded special interest groups equally illicit, even pays college students to vote, this leaves the state wide open for voter fraud on campuses.

Another provision would automatically register everyone to vote when they renew their driver's licenses. While this sounds convenient, it is an unimpeded path to election fraud for there will be no way to ensure that anyone who knows a name and address doesn't just walk up to a voting booth and cast a vote. Plus, there is no system in place to manage the transfer of voter registrations like this when people move. This provision leaves us wide open and extremely vulnerable to voter fraud.

The bill proposes to set up a statewide database of voters that the authors said they would hope to link up to a national database. In fact, the liberal Democrats are using Wisconsin as the launch pad for this new voting scheme, planning to roll it out nationwide once it passes in Wisconsin.

“This is a shocking power grab of some extremist Democrats who are trying to change our laws so that more unqualified voters are able to vote and so that we are not able to determine whether or not voting fraud in fact took place.” stated Senator Glenn Grothman, 20th Senate District, who also has vowed to fight against Senate Bill 640 and Assembly Bill 895. “Ironically, the one voting change that most Wisconsin citizens request, a Voter ID, is about the only thing not included in this far-reaching bill that is being fast-tracked through the State Legislature” he added.

“This is an outrage” continued Kim Simac of the Northwoods Patriots. “And this is not a Democrat, a Republican, or a Conservative issue - it is an “American Voter” issue that will affect all of us. For if we don't have fair elections, we don't have anything.


For more information please call Kim Simac at 715-479-8784 or go to www.northwoodspatriots.blogspot.com

Republican Women of the North, Northern WI, rwotnorth@gmail.com

Lieutenant Governor Forum held in Ozaukee County March 29

Video of Lt Governor Debate: click here

Posted on Wisconsin Eye, 03.29.10
Ozaukee County Republican Lieutenant Governor Debate

The Republican Party of Ozaukee County hosted a Lieutenant Governor candidate forum and debate on Monday, March 29th debate at the Cedarburg Performing Arts Center in Cedarburg. 620WTMJ Radio Host Jeff Wagner moderated the debate that included candidates Ben Collins, Brett Davis, Rebecca Kleefisch, and Dave Ross.

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