MALLORY FACTOR SPEAKING ON THE DANGERS POSED BY OUR NATIONAL DEBT AT THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN WOMEN’S FALL BOARD MEETING IN CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2010
Mallory Factor warns of dire consequences if national debt not reduced from Thomas Hanson on Vimeo.
Guides in colonial dress welcoming us to the Old Exchange Building (the British kept colonial prisoners in the cellar dungeon) in Historic Charleston for our gala first night reception
South Carolina Representative Joe Wilson was our guest speaker for the evening. You'll remember him from Obama's State of the Union Speech in January. The ladies were lined up to have their photos taken with him! Pictured with Representative Wilson is Ladonna Ryggs of Spartanburg, SC, former SC Federation State President
Our own Martha Jenkins who is a third vice president with the national federation, is seen standing with Nikki Haley as Nikki waits to speak at a rally we were holding for her. (Sarah Palin has endorsed Nikki Haley for governor of S.C.)
Nikki Haley and Noreen Thomas and on the right is Rae Lynne Chrnenky, First VP of NFRW
Meg Merritt and Mary Ann Taylor at the rally for Nikki Haley
A lovely garden fountain at the Jack Patla Company Antiques Shop on King Street in Historic Charleston
The Customs House in Historic Charleston
The North Carolina representatives at a luncheon of the National Federation of Republican Women
Varie Rustin of Georgia and Martha Jenkins of North Carolina
Senator Jim DeMint speaking at our Federation luncheon
A Citadel Cadet
A Citadel cadet in full military dress welcoming us to a gala dinner reception at the Country Club of Charleston
Another very handsome Citadel Cadet
Varie Rustin and friend with two cadets
Nancy Clark with two Citadel Cadets at the Country Club of Charleston
The lovely entry foyer of the Country Club of Charleston
The Federation ladies were treated to Low Country singers in colonial dress
South Carolina Mark Sanford was the guest speaker for our Friday night dinner reception
Our hosts for the gala evening were in authentic Civil War Uniforms and dress
Roseanne Slonsky-Breault of California is enjoying being escorted by the Citadel Cadets
Dancing the night away with the South Carolina "Shag"
Martha Jenkins of North Carolina with Citadel Cadets
Posted: Sep 09, 2010 8:27 AM EDT Updated: Sep 09, 2010 5:10 PM EDT
Click image to enlargeCHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – Republican candidate for governor Nikki Haley was in the Lowcountry Thursday afternoon.
State Rep. Haley spoke to members of the National Federation of Republican Women.
Earlier this week, Haley’s Democratic opponent, Vincent Sheheen, asked Haley to take a stance on the effort to secure funding for a study on deepening Charleston’s harbor. After the speech, Haley gave her position on it.
“The port is absolute priority,” Haley said. “We’ll do what it takes to get the money they need and dredge. We’re going to make sure we do here in the state.”
Throughout the weekend, the group is hosting several state leaders to kick off the fall election season.
Haley faces Sheheen and Green Party candidate Morgan Reeves in the November election.
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by The Central Texas 9-12 Project
Saturday, August 28, 2010, my husband, two daughters, and I attended the Restoring Honor rally in Washington D.C. It was a wonderful experience for us all. The crowd was huge (500,000 + people), very peaceful, and individuals were kind and patient. You might think that the important part of the weekend was the three and a half hours (or more) that we spent together during the rally. When I was sitting under the bright, hot sun with my friends from Texas, I thought so too. But I was wrong…
During the first leg of our trip from D.C. to Chicago, our two daughters, ages 22 and 16, sat next to an African-American gentleman wearing an Obama inauguration t-shirt. After take-off, he mentioned to them that he had travelled to D.C. to attend Al Sharpton’s Reclaim the Dream rally. Our older daughter told him that they were in D.C. for the Glenn Beck Restoring Honor rally, and the conversation took off from there. (more…)
Nancy on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial
A Night Out on the Town in Washington
Conservative Ladies - Saliann and Mary Lou
Conservatives and their elephant!
A Conservative Chinese dinner in Washington
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Education secretary urged his employees to attend Sharpton’s rallyBy: Lisa Gartner
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A Department of Education e-mail sent Wednesday encouraged workers to join Education Secretary Arne Duncan, above, at a rally led by the Rev. Al Sharpton. (AP file photo)
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President Obama’s top education official urged government employees to attend a rally that the Rev. Al Sharpton organized to counter a larger conservative event on the Mall.
“ED staff are invited to join Secretary Arne Duncan, the Reverend Al Sharpton, and other leaders on Saturday, Aug. 28, for the ‘Reclaim the Dream’ rally and march,” began an internal e-mail sent to more than 4,000 employees of the Department of Education on Wednesday.
Sharpton created the event after Glenn Beck announced a massive Tea Party “Restoring Honor” rally at the Lincoln Memorial, where King spoke in 1963. (more…)
Pundits will debate whether the crowd at Glenn Beck’s Saturday rally in Washington was the largest in recent political history, but it was certainly among the most impressive.
Mr. Beck is a television host and radio broadcaster with a checkered past and a penchant for incendiary remarks. But if he’s judged by the quality of people of all colors that he attracted to the Lincoln Memorial, his stock can’t help but rise.
One would not be able to find a more polite crowd at a political convention, certainly not at a professional sporting event, probably not even at an opera. In fact, judging by the behavior of the attendees following the event, you’d have a tough time finding churches in which people display more patience as others make their way to the exits. (more…)
Brigadier General (Ret) Norman Gaddis (Air Force) introduces Frank Roche
Frank Roche, candidate for U.S. Congress NC-4 and Cathy Wright, candidate for NC House, Dist 54 at fundraiser at home of Nancy and Alex Clark on April 26, 2010
Proud Conservative ladies who are supporting Frank Roche at the fundraiser
Two conservative ladies from Cary joining in on the fun.
Our youngest Frank Roche supporter
Frank Roche, Republican candidate for the U.S. Congress and Brigadier General (Ret) Norman Gaddis (AF) address our military veterans on Friday, April 23, 2010 at Millennium Hotel in Durham, North Carolina
Frank Roche introduced by General Norman Gaddis, www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIMi9QFdmJk
General Norman Gaddis introduced by Jay, www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oew2n3LsnOg