Weekly Musing 2-13-11

Saul Anuzis

MI: Republican National Committeeman

CPAC a Huge Success

Over 11,000 conservative activists from around the country came into Washington DC this week.  It was a great time to see old friends, meet new friends, network with like minded groups and individuals...not to mention - getting fired up over what the movement has to offer and the 2012 elections.

I was in meeting and receptions throughout the conference.  I was asked to sit at the head table and introduce our new RNC Chairman Reince Priebus.  Reince is a good friend and has been doing a great job moving the RNC forward.

Scores of speakers, workshops and private meetings made for the best CPAC yet.  I've been coming to these conferences since my days in college...my first being in 1979.  Looking forward to next years conference!

NH Union Leader: Paul wins CPAC straw poll 

Paul took 30 percent while former Gov. Mitt Romney (Mass.) placed second with 23 percent. No other candidate received double digit support.

http://voices.washingtonpost .com/thefix/eye-on-2012/tk-wins-cpac-straw-poll-1.html

http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=Politico%3A+Paul+wins+CPAC+straw+poll+--+again&articleId=c78fcb6a-c85f-4d22-9f0b-64519f219559

UnionRefund.Org Launched

At the CPAC Conference, CEI organized a Labor Forum where we launched UnionRefund.Org.  This is an educational effort designed to assist rank & file union member on how to get their share of "political dues" back under their own control.

Want a raise...easy, get part of your union dues back.

Don't like the union bosses politics...it's your money.

Let the unions represent you in their bargaining efforts and workplace issues...however, by exercising your rights, you can get the part of your dues designated for politics back in YOUR pocket, under YOUR control.

It's easy...check is out at:

www.unionrefund.org

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