CONFERENCE CALL
Please Join Congressman Charles Djou (HI-01) And Angela Sailor, RNC Coalitions Director
What: Discussion on the current political landscape and what Republicans should expect in the November elections.
When: Thursday, June 17, 2010 at 4:00 PM EDT
Where: Dial-In Number: 888-566-2143 Code: 4743829
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News
Submitted by Executive Director on Mon, 06/14/2010 - 19:11
Members of the Republican Party of Puerto Rico leaders met with the Republican Governor of Hawaii Linda Lingle.
Submitted by Executive Director on Sat, 04/10/2010 - 12:08
NewsmaxFortuno’s Puerto Rico MiracleWednesday, April 7, 2010 07:53 PM By: Christopher Ruddy - Editor in Chief
Submitted by Executive Director on Fri, 04/09/2010 - 01:35
About That Allegedly 'Stunning' Poll of Republican Views . . . A reader writes in, asking about a poll commissioned by the creator of Daily Kos, purporting to show that a large number of Republican voters have strange or way-out-of-the-mainstream views. Over at The Atlantic, they note that Markos Moulitsas conducted the view with a clear agenda:
Submitted by Executive Director on Fri, 04/09/2010 - 01:30
A Survivor for 12 YearsPosted by: Jan Larimer- Co-chair of the Republican National CommitteeToday is the twelfth anniversary of the beginning of the rest of my life. It was twelve years ago today that I officially became cancer free and a survivor of breast cancer. I am alive today because my family and my faith sustained me, and because I had access to the best doctors and the best health care system in the world. I am a survivor because I had the freedom to make my own choices about which doctors to see and which treatment options to pursue.
Submitted by Executive Director on Thu, 03/18/2010 - 20:44
By Jose Fuentes Agostini Casting further doubt on continuity, task force Co-Chairman Tom Perrelli, representing the U.S. Department of Justice, punted they would “take a fresh look” at the status issue. After 110 years of U.S. sovereignty over Puerto Rico, Congress has before it a comprehensive record, compiled over the last two decades, compellingly supporting legislation for the first ever federally recognized referendum in Puerto Rico, on the question of that U.S. territory’s future.
Submitted by Executive Director on Mon, 03/15/2010 - 19:58
Puerto Rico’s Luis Fortuño heads a new breed of Republican governors — charismatic thought leaders who know how to get the job done. By Tom Squitieri NewsMax Magazine Governors are hot properties in the Republican Party these days, and none more so than Luis Fortuño. The governor of Puerto Rico exemplifies Republican philosophy. And he gradually has become the toast of pundits and political scientists, who say Fortuño is precisely what the GOP needs to grow.
Submitted by Executive Director on Fri, 03/05/2010 - 04:00
San Juan- A White House task force on Puerto Rico's ties with the rest of United States heard from islanders across the political spectrum on Wednesday March 3rd at a hearing that sought unsuccessfully to hear support for a process to solve the territorial status of the island without direct involvement by the Federal Government. U.S. Associate Attorney General Tom Perrelli, a task force co-chairman, said "the meeting was meant to gather opinions on what role the U.S. government can play in resolving the status question".
Submitted by Executive Director on Fri, 02/26/2010 - 17:29
As part of a grassroots movilization and recruitment program established by an initiative of National Committeewoman Zoraida Fonalledas, the Republican Party of Puerto Rico will be conducting between March and June town hall meetings with the local Republican committees islandwide. As the only newly elected Republican Governor and a Hispanic Leader that enjoys a clear mandate for change, Gov. Luis Fortuño is a key asset in the planning of the GOP Comeback.To read more on the important role of Governors in this 2010-2012 GOP Comeback: "The Republican Governors Association knows our governors will lead the Party’s comeback. The RGA is ready to kickstart the Republican comeback this year by winning governors' races in Virginia and New Jersey. We will then remake the political map in 2010, when the RGA will have 36 governors' races. By winning the two races this year and the majority of races in 2010, Republican governors will prove the GOP can win races in all regions of the country. |
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