  Stop Open Borders: Say No to Poverty, Crime, & TyrannyEVENT DATE: Wed, Jul 29, 2020 Jul 27, 2020  The Gray Republican Town Committee is Hosting a new public speech event on the topic: Stop Open Borders: Many 2020 Candidates are calling for open borders. This informative program will demonstrate why those policies would harm America—and Maine. 45 Co-Sponsors are working together on this project, for which we are very grateful. Wed, Jul 29, 2020 / IT'S A GO! SUNSHINE! YAY! Tickets at Event: $1 (larger donations gratefully accepted) The event will be held OUTSIDE in the Vet Ctr parking lot, with podium, chairs, mic, lights, camera. Inside bathrooms available. Parking in back of lot and road.The program will feature Rep. Larry Lockman as our Keynote Speaker, as well as Border Patrol agent Robert McArdle as our second speaker, and the Gray Republican Committee Chair, Peter Falkenberg Brown, as the intro speaker. In addition, Dr. Demi Kouzounas, the Chair of the Maine GOP, will give a Special Report. Click the PDF link to view and download the PDF. You may distribute this PDF at will! => PDF of FlyerClick on the image to see a larger version, or click on the PDF above to see the best version.
We really appreciate feedback. If you liked this content, let us know, by sending us an email. Thanks! (Comments are moderated and must be approved.)   EventsSCHOOL CHOICE BILL MARCH 14th DiscussionPRESS RELEASE RESCHEDULED!! NEW DATE The Gray Republican Committee is pleased to announce a public meeting on the topic of SCHOOL CHOICE FOR MAINE CHILDREN on Tuesday, March 14th, at Toddy Brook Café (925 Sligo Road) in North Yarmouth. There will be time for socialization beginning at 6:30; the program will start at 7:00. Our featured Speaker, State Representative LAUREL LIBBY of Auburn, will speak on a bill she sponsored, LR 835, "An Act to Advance Educational Opportunities for all students." At least four states have adopted school choice programs, and many others have either enacted some school choice provisions or are considering similar legislation. The Café will offer a variety of items from their regular menu. There is no admission charge. FMI please contact: Jack Wibby Gray 657-7737jackwibby@myottmail.com Thank you!FEBRUARY 28TH TODDY BROOKLaurel Libby WILL DISCUSS HER NEW SCHOOL CHOICE BILLNewsPress Release: Gray, Maine Republicans Open Headquarters on Main Street with Local Candidates and Ribbon CuttingGRAY, Maine - On Saturday morning, September 24, 2022, at 10:00 a.m., the Gray Town Republican Committee officially opened a temporary headquarters at 13 Main Street, #6, in the small shopping plaza across from Cumberland Farms. The office will be open until just after November 8, 2022, Election Day.VOTE ON September 8th, 2020! Stop the Town of Gray from Overspending and Raising Taxes!A special vote called by the town of Gray on a Budget issue that they're trying to shove through without anyone noticing.Can You Help Us Reach 1,900+ Republican Voters in Gray?A Republican in Gray recently told me that she and her husband have been Gray residents for twenty years, but had NO IDEA that a "Gray Republican Committee" existed. Well... we have to fix that!We've been searching for cost-effective ways to let the 1,900+ Republican voters in Gray know that we exist and then inspire them to work with us to save America and Freedom. Gov. Mills: Open Maine Now!Gov. Janet Mills of Maine needs to dial back the abnormal fear of COVID-19. A MUCH bigger problem is the collapse of the Maine economy if she continues her Draconian Shutdown. The op/ed below is from Republican State Senator Rich Cebra.April 16 Letter to the Governor from Maine's Joint Republican Caucus 129th LegislatureOn April 16, legislative Republicans submitted a letter to the Governor voicing their own concerns along with questions from their constituents. The original intent was to allow the Governor to respond, rather than communicate through press releases.News organizations have subsequently obtained the letter with plans to report on it. Therefore, we are making it available, unfiltered, for the public to see. |
