Subject: Can you help?
Good afternoon Young Republicans,
The Greene County Board of Elections is looking for help on Election Day and they are asking us to offer a hand. They are in need of help setting up the voting machines and tearing them down on Election Day. If you are able to help on Election Day please let me know... did I mention that this is a PAID opportunity? Not only would you be putting your efforts towards a good cause...but you'll get paid to do it as well!
If you would like more details please e-mail.
Thanks,
Zach Upton
GCYR President
Monday, January 23, 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
First Meeting of 2012
Hello and Happy 2012!!
Just a reminder that the first meeting of 2012 is tomorrow night (1/3) at
Beef O Brady's at 7 pm. The primary election is coming up soon and eyes are
beginning to focus on Ohio! We also have several discussion points on the
agenda to start the new year. I hope you'll be able to join us tomorrow
evening!
See you there,
Zach Upton
GCYR President
http://www.gcyr.blogspot.com/
Just a reminder that the first meeting of 2012 is tomorrow night (1/3) at
Beef O Brady's at 7 pm. The primary election is coming up soon and eyes are
beginning to focus on Ohio! We also have several discussion points on the
agenda to start the new year. I hope you'll be able to join us tomorrow
evening!
See you there,
Zach Upton
GCYR President
http://www.gcyr.blogspot.com/
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Quote of the Decade
The Quote of the Decade
“The fact that we are here today to debate raising America 's debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the US Government cannot pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our Government's reckless fiscal policies. Increasing America 's debt weakens us domestically and internationally. Leadership means that, "the buck stops here.' Instead, Washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today onto the backs of our children and grandchildren. America has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. Americans deserve better.”
-- Senator Barack H. Obama, March 2006
“The fact that we are here today to debate raising America 's debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the US Government cannot pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our Government's reckless fiscal policies. Increasing America 's debt weakens us domestically and internationally. Leadership means that, "the buck stops here.' Instead, Washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today onto the backs of our children and grandchildren. America has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. Americans deserve better.”
-- Senator Barack H. Obama, March 2006
Sunday, June 12, 2011
A Guest Article...
The following a is guest article from Ryan Halston...
The Costs of EPA Regulation
Coming along with the recent federal budget compromise of 2011, a multitude of national deficit problems face the United States and has become a pretty hotly contested topic for debate. Now that the budget proposals have been put through, there still remains a large amount of contention over EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) post accordance budgeting. The decision to cut into the EPA’s budget (16 percent down from 2010) continuously is a point of indignation for many Republican representatives who see the EPA as an organization stifling both job growth and revenue generation for large businesses due to expensive, excessive regulations.
Regulations placed upon power divisions are the primary issue being faced for debate. Restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions, and the Clean Air Act have previously come under fire from the GOP, and have been commonly viewed as a source of stagnation of both revenue and employment growth.
Fundamentally, the EPA has begun to restrict too many things in such a short period of time, and the GOP feels that the agency has overstepped its boundaries and beset its power. The questioning of recent EPA regulations on energy can be understood, but the agency has also made many arguable decisions since the end of 2010, spanning throughout year 2011. It would seem the EPA would have lost sight of many of its own major initiatives and acutely narrowed their focus to one or two regulations that seem to have little to no effect on public health.
The EPA has begun to suffer from poor delegation of their resources. Their focus on keeping cap and trade taxes on regulations has diverted their attention away from many of their programs directly relating to the health of the populace. Programs like the fight against water contamination and working to reduce chances of asbestos exposure seem to have hit the chopping block in favor of regulations costing companies massive amounts of money, and stifling our economy in the process.
The EPA seems to be set in their ways on a continuous approach to expensive regulation. The most unfortunate thing about this dispute is that the EPA is in turn causing major damage to itself in the process. As the agency continues to defend costly regulations that result in little to no effect on health, GOP officials as well as business leaders will continue efforts to restrict EPA power. This could include further budget cuts in an attempt to push back at the environmental agency and right the ship.
The previous article is the view of the author and not necessarily the view of the GCYR Membership
The Costs of EPA Regulation
Coming along with the recent federal budget compromise of 2011, a multitude of national deficit problems face the United States and has become a pretty hotly contested topic for debate. Now that the budget proposals have been put through, there still remains a large amount of contention over EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) post accordance budgeting. The decision to cut into the EPA’s budget (16 percent down from 2010) continuously is a point of indignation for many Republican representatives who see the EPA as an organization stifling both job growth and revenue generation for large businesses due to expensive, excessive regulations.
Regulations placed upon power divisions are the primary issue being faced for debate. Restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions, and the Clean Air Act have previously come under fire from the GOP, and have been commonly viewed as a source of stagnation of both revenue and employment growth.
Fundamentally, the EPA has begun to restrict too many things in such a short period of time, and the GOP feels that the agency has overstepped its boundaries and beset its power. The questioning of recent EPA regulations on energy can be understood, but the agency has also made many arguable decisions since the end of 2010, spanning throughout year 2011. It would seem the EPA would have lost sight of many of its own major initiatives and acutely narrowed their focus to one or two regulations that seem to have little to no effect on public health.
The EPA has begun to suffer from poor delegation of their resources. Their focus on keeping cap and trade taxes on regulations has diverted their attention away from many of their programs directly relating to the health of the populace. Programs like the fight against water contamination and working to reduce chances of asbestos exposure seem to have hit the chopping block in favor of regulations costing companies massive amounts of money, and stifling our economy in the process.
The EPA seems to be set in their ways on a continuous approach to expensive regulation. The most unfortunate thing about this dispute is that the EPA is in turn causing major damage to itself in the process. As the agency continues to defend costly regulations that result in little to no effect on health, GOP officials as well as business leaders will continue efforts to restrict EPA power. This could include further budget cuts in an attempt to push back at the environmental agency and right the ship.
The previous article is the view of the author and not necessarily the view of the GCYR Membership
Monday, June 6, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
"I'll walk the picket line" He said...
Where is he now?
I'm not trying to advocate one way or the other, but here is a man that says he's going to do something and when the opportunity is there...he hasn't done it.
I'm not trying to advocate one way or the other, but here is a man that says he's going to do something and when the opportunity is there...he hasn't done it.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Beavercreek GOP Womens Christmas Dinner
BEAVERCREEK REPUBLICAN WOMEN’S CLUB
CHRISTMAS DINNER
AND
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
MONDAY DECEMBER 6, 2010
BEAVERCREEK GOLF CLUB
6:00 PM SOCIAL 6:30 PM DINNER
SPEAKER: DR. DONNA SCHLAGHECK
WSU PROFESSOR AND EXPERT ON TERRORISM
COST: $28.00
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO BEAVERCREEK REPUBLICAN WOMEN’S CLUB
SEND TO: MRS. VIRGINIA FREDERICK
4031 TONAWANDA TRAIL, BEAVERCREEK OH 45430
426-3464
WE WILL COLLECT ITEMS FOR THE FAMILY VIOLENCE PREVENTION CENTER
(TOILETRIES, BOOKS, GAMES, SWEAT PANTS & SHIRTS.)
CHRISTMAS DINNER
AND
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
MONDAY DECEMBER 6, 2010
BEAVERCREEK GOLF CLUB
6:00 PM SOCIAL 6:30 PM DINNER
SPEAKER: DR. DONNA SCHLAGHECK
WSU PROFESSOR AND EXPERT ON TERRORISM
COST: $28.00
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO BEAVERCREEK REPUBLICAN WOMEN’S CLUB
SEND TO: MRS. VIRGINIA FREDERICK
4031 TONAWANDA TRAIL, BEAVERCREEK OH 45430
426-3464
WE WILL COLLECT ITEMS FOR THE FAMILY VIOLENCE PREVENTION CENTER
(TOILETRIES, BOOKS, GAMES, SWEAT PANTS & SHIRTS.)
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