PFRW is pleased to announce their Fall conference keynote speaker, Mrs. Peg Luksik. Peg’s topic is ”Common Core: What Does It Mean to My Family?”

We are pleased to announce our keynote speaker, Mrs. Peg Luksik. Peg’s topic is ”Common Core: What Does It Mean to My Family?”

Peg is the Founder and Chairman of Founded On Truth, an organization dedicated to rebuilding our culture upon the principles that founded America. She has a long record of helping parents and citizens of the Commonwealth. Peg sat on the founding Boards of the Pennsylvania Family Institute and the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference, founded an alternative-to-abortion service organization called Mom’s House, worked as an advisor to President Reagan’s Commission on the Family, and created the National Parents Commission to fight for parental rights in education. She led fight against OBE (Outcome Based Education) in the 90s and now brings her dedication to the fight against Common Core State Standards.

Peg will speak at 12:30 p.m. Morning workshops include “The Vital Role of Women in Civil War Communications” presented by Heather Hibbs, Civil War enthusiast and owner of Treadle Treasures which produces authentic Civil War era clothing; and, Carolyn Conner who will discuss “Energizing Your Ground Game with Social Media”

For more information about the conference go to – http://ncpfrwconf.wordpress.com/

Register for the PFRW Fall Conference

Have you made your reservations for the PA Federation of Republican Women’s Fall Conference on Saturday, October 19, 2013 at the Shade Mountain Winery? Click here to download a registration form – http://ncpfrwconf.wordpress.com/registration-form/

If you will needing hotel reservations, please make your reservations early. Susquehanna University is celebrating homecoming the same weekend as our conference. Lodging information can be found on the North Central PFRW Conference website – http://ncpfrwconf.wordpress.com/lodging/

Press Release – PFRW host conference, keynote speaker “How Common Core Affects Our Families

West Milton, PA – SUN Area Council of Republican Women together with other area
councils will host the North-Central Regional Pennsylvania Federation of Republican
Women Fall Conference Saturday October 19 at Shade Mountain Winery, Middleburg PA.
The theme is “Harvesting Republican Principles for Our Children’s Future.”
Keynote speaker, Peg Luksik, chairman of Founded On Truth will speak on” How
Common Core Will Affect Our Families”. . . to the read the entire press release Press Release for 2013 NCPFRWConference

Save the date! October 19, 2013

PFRW is sponsoring a North Central Fall Conference at the Shade Mountain Winery, In Middleburg, PA on Saturday, October 19th, 2013. Come out for a fun filled day. Morning speakers to include: Heather Hibbs from Treadle Treasurers will talk about how women communicated during civil war and Carolyn Conner from Big Table Strategies will discuss how communication with social media is vital today. The keynote afternoon speaker will be Peg Luksik, chairman of Founded On Truth. She will speak on How Common Core Will Affect Our Families.

The day begins with a light breakfast from 8:30 am—9:00 am. The program begins at 9:00 am and will conclude at 2:00 pm. Thank you to Shade Mountain Winery for providing a tour of the winery following the conference for those interested. The cost of the day is $35.00 and includes lunch.

For more information about the conference or to print a reservation form, go to http://ncpfrwconf.wordpress.com/

Just as behind every good man is a good woman; behind every good woman is a good man. Men are welcome to attend this conference also. Common Core affects all Americans regardless of gender.

Ask a Horse – Effect Of Decentralized Power

PI2013 #581 – Effect Of Decentralized Power

ASK A HORSE

“Waiting periods are only a step. Registration is only a step. The prohibition of private firearms is the goal” ~ Janet Reno

Wednesday,

September 11th, 2013

Liberty Lovers,

http://www.usdebtclock.org: Every American Taxpayer Now “Owes” “The (federal) State” $148,148, every citizen $53,483.

“I don’t believe people should be able to own guns.” ~ Barack Obama

Two Personal Firearm Rectriction advocates have been recalled from Colorado’s State Senate. Both rationalized their recalls as not reflecting ‘overwhelming’ numbers of Coloradans favoring expanded personal firearm restrictions. Constituents voted differently.

“If someone is so fearful that, that they’re going to start using their weapons to protect their rights, makes me very nervous that these people have weapons at all!” ~ Representative Henry A. Waxman (courtesy an AAH reader)

“We, the American People“ would be extraordinarily naivé to believe personal firearm restriction advocates would be satisfied with ‘common sense’ controls like increased background checks or ammunition capacity limits.

Decentralized Power Fortifies Liberty’s promise. Despotism and tyranny thrive on centralized power and legal control over many by a select few. Centralized power has its roots in oppressive law written to grant maximum authority to public officials, minimum to ordinary people.

“Democracy is defended in 3 stages. Ballot Box, Jury Box, Cartridge Box.” ~ Ambrose Bierce

Liberty Is Self-Determination. Self-determination is forever at risk when ‘government’ (“The State”) has power to restrict means of self-defense available to ordinary people while arming law enforcement with firepower deemed appropriate or necessary.

People Intending To Live In Liberty do not allow legislators – or other public officials within These United States of America, to interfere in business matters between private citizens in any way so long as those dealings are free of fraudulent behavior by all parties and do not encourage threats to national security by foreign powers or known enemies of the United States of America. They negotiate business matters on their own.

Let Freedom Ring

Choose http://citizencontrolledtaxation.com

It’s your property, not “State” property.

Best Wishes,

Len Ritchey

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Ambassador John Bolton is the keynote speaker at the PA GOP Meeting

. . . “never again” turns into “yet again.”

Can this really be happening? In the 21st century?” exclaimed the Israeli columnist Ari Shavit as news broke last week of the latest chemical-weapons attack in Syria. “No decent person can ignore what’s happening.”

That’s what we always tell ourselves when “never again” turns into “yet again.” But man’s inhumanity to man is no more unthinkable in the 21st century than it was in the 20th. Decent people can and usually will ignore what’s happening, and the indecent count on their apathy.

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Mifflin County Tea Party Patriots attend Sept 10 “Exempt America” Rally

Sept 10 “Exempt America” Rally for Obamacare: for September 10th in DC Tea Party Patriots has scheduled an “Exempt America” Rally. That is the first full day Congress will be back in session after this break. As they left for this break, it was announced that they, their staff and others who are supposed to be covered by Obamacare, will get a 75% subsidy to help them pay for Obamacare. So it appears our own Representatives; the Administration; Staffs; Unions; Special Interest Groups including the IRS – either get waivers or exemptions from the very Obamacare laws you and I must follow.

The Rally will be kept to 2 1/2 hours maximum and then we will go see our Congressmen and Senators. The purpose is to focus on defunding – or delaying – implementation of Obamacare.

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