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ISSUE 2 April 19, 2012

Vote for Chester County's own Steve Welch for U.S. Senate He is the only candidate endorsed by the Republican Party and Governor Tom Corbett.  Dear Chester County Republicans: The Primary Election is this Tuesday, April 24th.  Please be sure to get out and vote for Chester County's own, Steve Welch for United States Senate and our other endorsed Republican candidates.  We've listed information below for our Endorsed Republican candidates for your review. I hope you will find this information helpful. Polls are open from 7:00am to 8:00pm.  Please contact us at Republican Headquarters if you have any questions by responding to this e-mail or calling us at 610-696-1842. Respectfully, Val DiGiorgio Chairman Republican Committee of Chester County

Steve Welch U.S. Senate Endorsed by the Republican Party  Endorsed by Governor Tom Corbett  Fiscal conservative, Proven Job Creator, Innovator and Small Business Owner For more information visit: welchforpa.com Dave Freed Attorney General Endorsed by the Republican Party  Career Prosecutor and current Cumberland County District Attorney  Prosecutes capital murder cases, runs grand jury investigations, takes down child pornographers, locks up drug dealers and cracks down in elder abuse and fraud  For more information visit: davidfreedforag.com  John Maher Auditor General Endorsed by the Republican Party Certified Public Accountant for over 30 years A successful, job creating businessman who spent years auditing businesses For more information visit: cpaforpa.com Diana Irey Vaughan State Treasurer Endorsed by the Republican Party Washington County Commissioner Balanced seven consecutive budgets with no tax increase For more information visit:http://www.facebook.com/ DianaIreyVaughan

Delegates to the National Convention - 6th Congressional District Delegate (Please vote for all 3): Jonathan Henry Spadt Ryan A Costello Jim Gerlach Alternate Delegate (Please vote for all 3): Mary Louise Doyle Brian K Peppel Norman MacQueen

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Delegates to the National Convention - 7th Congressional District Delegate (Please vote for all 4): Robert J Willert Andy Lewis Patricia A Booker Michael V Puppio Alternate Delegate (Please vote for all 4): Katherine Wood-Jacobs Elizabeth A Salvucci John Egan Carolyn Bunny Welsh

Your financial support is vital this year. Please consider contributing to our Party - any amount will make a difference!

Delegates to the National Convention - 16th Congressional District Delegate (Please vote for all 3): Michael W Brubaker Ann S Womble David D Dumeyer Alternate Delegate (Please vote for all 3): Marilyn M Schnee John Lawrence Ethan Demme

We want to hear from you.Let us know what you think of our e-newsletter, website or social media presence. 610-696-1842 Val DiGiorgio, Chairman - Val@RepublicanCCC.com Rob Brooks, Executive Director - RBrooks@RepublicanCCC.com Maria Milkowski, Political Director - MMilkowski@RepublicanCCC.com

Tuesday's Sample Ballot

Tuesday is our day to Vote! Our Polling location at Uppatina's School is open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Here's our Sample Ballot. Print a copy for yourself, and take it with you into the voting booth.

And, Help Get Out The Vote by forward this email to your friends and family.

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See you at the Polls!

~Melissa Viscomi
Upper Uwchlan GOP

Birthday Blues for ObamaCare

While this video is funny, it's no laughing matter. ObamaCare's Lonely Birthday

Have you heard Don Verrilli, Jr, Obama's attorney, arguing before the Supreme Court? ObamaCare: It's A Tough Sell

Under ObamaCare, are you guilty of breaking a Federal Law if you choose not to insure?  Obama Lawyer Laughed at in Supreme Court

As always, feel free to forward this to friends.

~Melissa Viscomi

March 26, 2012

Less Missile Defense if Obama is Re-elected?

Is President Obama planning on changing his Missile Defense strategy with regard to Russia after the elections?

To hear what President Obama told the outgoing Russian President, click here This is my last election....

~Melissa Viscomi

Wednesday, March 28th

House of Representatives Voted on President Obama's Budget. 

There were 409 votes cast. No one voted "Present". No one voted "Yea". All 409 votes were "Nea". There were Zero Votes in favor of President Obama's Budget. Zero Votes.

Watch the RNC spot (30 seconds) by clicking this link:   "Zero Votes"

It's a strong signal when a President's Budget is not supported by his own party. Even stronger where there is no supporting vote. Not one vote out of 409.

Make a mental note of this voting stats. And keep having informed discussions with our friends the Democrats.

Keep talking about what's going on in Washington.

The facts speak loudly.

Keeping our friends and family apprised of the facts is something we'll need to do. As the election political begins to heat up people often opt to "tune out". Help keep them connected to the facts.

~Melissa Viscomi

Invitation for Saturday, 2/11/2012

3rd Annual "Meet the Candidates & Nominating Petitions Event"
Your local GOP Committee invites you to attend!


Come and meet some of our endorsed candidates and help put them on the Primary Election Ballot:
US Senate
US Congress -- Jim Gerlach will attend
State Representative
Alternate Delegate to Republican National Convention
Committeepersons from Upper Uwchlan, West Pikeland and West Vincent
Also invited: Township Supervisors, and other local elected officials


Courtesy Continental Breakfast Included.


Date: Saturday, 2/11
Time: 9 am - 12 noon
Where:   Jim Gerlach for Congress Campaign Headquarters
              126 Pottstown Pike, Eagle, PA


For more info, please contact:


Ben LaGarde, Committeeman Upper Uwchlan Precinct #3
blagarde2@gmail.com
610.458.7125

Lionville, Nov 12th - Key Notes from Congress Jim Gerlach

REP. GERLACH: THE HOUSE IS NOT THE PROBLEM

At his bi-annual breakfast conference in Lionville with GOP committeepersons from this area on Nov. 12^th, Rep. Jim Gerlach concentrated his remarks on the importance to the economy of job creation and assisting business.  

“We in the US House of Representatives have passed several measures that we feel will go a long way toward creating more jobs and to assist businesses here in the US.  None of them has been acted upon by the US Senate,” Gerlach lamented. “Talk about being irresponsible! The Senate is the reason we have not had a federal budget for the last three years and why Congress has to pass Continuing Resolutions to fund the budget.”  

Gerlach went on to list some of the energy/economic/job creating initiatives passed by the House that had been stonewalled by the Senate:

Jobs/Economy

• Cement Sector Regulatory Relief Act
• EPA Regulatory Relief Act
• Transparency in Regulatory Analysis of Impacts on the Nation Act
• Energy Tax Prevention Act
• Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act

Energy

• Restarting American Offshore Leasing Now Act
• Putting the Gulf of Mexico Back To Work Act
• Reversing President Obama’s Offshore Moratorium Act
• The Jobs and Energy Permitting Act of 2011
• North American-Made Energy Security Act

Turning toward the Executive Branch, Gerlach stated: “There is no more important item to help our economy than the defeat of President Obama in 2012. Business leaders have told me that our economy will literally take off once he and his policies are out of the way.”  

When asked about Republican presidential candidates, Rep. Gerlach stated he is going to support whoever has the best chance of defeating Obama in 2012, and that right now that appears to be Gov. Romney.

Deficit Committee

Gerlach also spent several minutes discussing the Budget Super Committee that is dealing with the budget deficit.  He said that no one hears much from either the Republican or Democrat factions on the Committee, and that is a good thing.  If the two sides were pointing fingers at each other in public that would mean nothing was being accomplished.  The general consensus seems to be that the Committee will reach some sort of accord before the November 23^rd deadline.

Balanced Budget

Gerlach concluded by discussing the atmosphere in Congress toward a balanced budget amendment to the US Constitution.  He said he’s been told by those who are authoring the amendment that they are very close to having enough votes in Congress to pass it this year.

~As reported by UU3 Precinct Committee Man Ben LeGarde