Make every effort to attend this rally tomorrow (Saturday, January 28, 2012)! There will be some surprise announcements of strongly qualified conservatives for office on this last day to register for elections!

Come find out the latest news and meet the candidates first-hand. Previously announced Republican candidates for various local and state races will also be in attendance. This is your chance to give support and express your thoughts!

Try to make both events if you can.

BERKELEY COUNTY: On the steps of the Berkeley County Courthouse at 11 a.m.

JEFFERSON COUNTY: On the side of the Jefferson County Courthouse by the steps at noon. This event will be followed by a free lunch (likely at the American Legion), courtesy of the candidates. There will be chili and hotdogs to warm everyone up!

Get ready and fired up for a critically important election in our beloved county and state. Hope to see you all there!

Personally, I think this is a great example of a conservative (from the Tea Party movement) putting his principles into open practice. He said that he would curb government spending and rein in the size of government. This is a good start. I think this kind of fiscal responsibility (or more) could be achieved by each of the federal legislators. Can West Virginia's Democratic Senators (Manchin and Rockefeller) match Senator Paul?

Montani Semper Liberi,
Todd

Rand Paul returns $500K in office budget to Treasury
http://www.politico.com/blogs/on-congress/2012/01/rand-paul-returns-k-in-office-budget-to-treasury-110637.html

Three Republican candidates (two from the Eastern Panhandle) have announced their intention to seek a seat on West Virginia's Supreme Court. There will be two seats on the court which will be up for grabs in the 2012 election.

We have the chance to effect great change in the state's legal climate!

Wilkes files precandidacy papers: Fellow GOP judge John Yoder also seeking seat on high court in 2012
http://www.journal-news.net/page/content.detail/id/572781/Wilkes-files-precandidacy-papers.html?nav=5006

It appears that the Republican party will be competing in an open seat election for the newly designated 67th district being vacated by Mr. Doyle. Thankfully, one conservative Republican had already declared his intention to unseat Doyle.

Elliot Simon, who very narrowly lost in 2010, had announced his intention to challenge Mr. Doyle again in the newly redrawn 67th delegate district (formerly the 57th district). This race would now be for an open seat which could prove advantageous to an energized Republican effort.

"I think that the government is too big, I think that taxes are too high, and I think that we stifle economic progress with our tax structure and our economic policies," Simon said. "... I just want to bring a commonsense approach to government."

Simon announces candidacy for House
http://www.journal-news.net/page/content.detail/id/571476/Simon-announces-candidacy-for-House.html?nav=5006...