This Saturday, November 10th from 9:00 am-11:00 am is the NSRF monthly meeting and the doors open

for admission at 8:30 am. Our speaker this month is Bill Marshall who will discuss Rediscovering Free Enterprise: Freedoms Imperative. Well be at the Legacy Ridge Clubhouse located at 10515 Stuart Street in Westminster. To get
there, go west on 104th and turn right (north) at Legacy Ridge Parkway. After a quarter of a mile, take the first right (Stuart Street) and then turn right again on 105 th Avenue into the Clubhouse parking lot. A map is pictured below. Please note that its not the Grille at the golf course. Admission is only $3 per person and includes coffee, tea, orange juice and/or water with a continental breakfast. 8:30-8: 58 8:58 8:59 9:00 9:10 10:10 Mingle, network & eat Welcome & Prayer Pledge of Allegiance Quick Election recap Bill Marshall discussing Rediscovering Free Enterprise: Freedoms Imperative followed by Q&A News & affiliated groups update 60 seconds per group Adams County Republicans Patty McCoy Broomfield 9.12 Rick Fernandez Broomfield County Republicans Erich Feigel CRBC (Colorado Republican Business Coalition) Brian Vande Krol or Mary Dambman LIBRE Initiative Ruben Pacheco or Andrew Sanchez Lincoln Club of Colorado Mary Dambman Reagan Club of Colorado Art Foss Trumpeteers Republican Women of Adams County Jeannie Reeser Discussion of election results Visitors & new NSRF member introduction th closing remarks. December 8 meeting with breakfast burritos, NSRF Board election & Bob Beauprez talking about politics, next years legislative agenda, and the state of Colorado.

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Letter: Do your homework before Election Day to vote for a government that represents you
Published: Sunday, November 04, 2012, 2:00 PM

By Community Voice | Flint Journal Letters

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On November 6th we have the privilege to vote for those we want to represent us in national, state and local government offices. Before we go to the polls we must do our homework and we must determine what these candidates stand for and whats important to us when we vote for a candidate. We want someone who is honest, dependable, and will work with our best interest at heart. We want transparency on all the decisions they make. Politicians can say anything they want, but my father always told me, "If its too good to be true, it probably isnt true!" Sound familiar? We have to look at the facts and if the person is an incumbent we must examine the persons track record.

Do we agree with the decisions theyve made in the past? Do we approve as to how they have spent our tax dollars? If they are a new candidate, what about their character? How have they handled their personal and professional finances? What goals do they want to accomplish if elected? Do they match your goals for our country, county or township? Locally, think about whats important to us and where we live. Is it important to know ahead of time when our local government is holding meetings and what is being decided or discussed at those meetings? What were our representatives opinions during those meetings? Remember, most meetings concern you and your money in some way. Make sure whoever you vote for will strive to let you know about those meetings ahead of time and what happened at those meetings afterwards in a timely manner. This is all part of being transparent and you have a right to know. Do you know what business is being conducted in your township? Is there something you would like to see handled differently and do you know how to get your issues heard? What about Honesty? Are these people we elected or about to elect really telling us the truth about issues that impact us and our community? Im not talking about personal, petty things. Im referring to things that impact your living environment and your neighbors. For incumbents, are their records to back up what theyre telling us readily available to us, the people they work for? Remember, the local issues and policies are items that impact our lives every day and we should consider them deeply when we go to vote. Its the duty of the people we elect to serve us, not serve themselves. So please, ask yourselves these questions and look at the facts along with the records. If youre not happy with your State, Federal or local government then maybe its time to change it. TIM LINTZ/Elba Township

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