Headquarters now open

1824 Macaulay Ave., Rice Lake

Tuesday and Thursday 4 PM to 7 PM

Saturday 10 AM to 1 PM

Phone number 715-736-2018

Trump, Tiffany and Armstrong signs will be available starting Saturday 8/8/2020. Stop by for yours and to become a member. Or, just to chat, the people manning the office get easily bored, drop in to help them out.

 Below is the invitation for the Barron County Republican Party's Lincoln Day Dinner. This event is our major fund raiser for the year. We are going to have several elections coming up that are going to require significant funding. If at all possible please plan on attending. Great raffle prizes, the always entertaining Romaine Quinn, and meeting like minded conservative folks. If you are unable to attend please consider a membership to the Barron County Republican Party.  

Several ways to RSVP by February 10:

    Print out this form and mail in

    Use the "contact us" button on this web site

Barron County Republican Party

Saturday, February 22, 2020

Turtleback Golf Course

1985 18 1/2 St.

Rice Lake, WI 54868

Social hour: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm; dinner, raffles to follow.

Good food, good friends, good prizes!

Featuring

Romaine Robert Quinn

75^th District (Wisconsin) Assembly

Brian Wright Barron Co. D.A.

Cut here and return with your personal check to: BCRP; PO Box 751 Rice Lake, WI 54868______

Lincoln Day Dinner Ticket order and membership form. Personal checks only please.

1. BCRP premier family membership, inc. 2 dinner tickets .……...$100.00

2. BCRP Single premier membership, includes 1 dinner ticket….. $50.00

3. Please reserve _____additional dinner ticket(s) @ $35 ………… $______

4. Please reserve _____student dinner ticket(s) @ $10……………...$______

Other contribution:

5. I cannot attend, but would like $35 family BCRP membership . $______

6. Additional donation………………………………………………………………....$______

Total enclosed.…….….$_______

(For easier communication: include your email, cell number, indicate if we may text you.)

Number attending (names below, please) ______ ( use back of form if needed).

(1)_________________________________ (2)_________________________________

(3)_________________________________ (4)_________________________________

Please mail RSVP by February 10, 2020 to: BCRP, PO Box 751, Rice Lake, WI 54868

(or leave message at 715-234-7462)

Only personal checks or cash at event, no credit cards accepted.

Below is a printable invitation for the 2019 Lincoln Day Dinner. Guest speaker will be Wisconsin Assemblyman Romaine Quinn. In addition  Judge Brian Hagedorn, who is running for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court has informed us he hopes to attend. Judge Hagedorn's judicial philosophy is to respect the Constitution and to not legislate from the bench..

Food, fun and prizes galore 

RSVP is appreciated but walk in's welcome. Please call phone number on invitation.

By MacIver Institute

In the beginning, there was darkness. Then four score and seven years ago, Tony Evers said “give me a school budget or give me death.”

The jokes about Evers’ serial plagiarism write themselves, but they—along with the speed at which the media buried the story—belie a far more serious truth: That plagiarism of this magnitude reveals far more about character and fitness for public office than most might assume.

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Evers admitted to plagiarizing at least four different education budget proposals; there is no need for the qualifier “Republicans allege” yet stories about Evers’ plagiarism have invariably included it anyway. This is a rather common tactic that serves to signal to a news outlet’s audience that Evers’ serious ethical lapse isn’t all that serious; it’s just another run-of-the-mill attack by Evers’ political opponents during the height of a bitter gubernatorial campaign.

FULL STORY....HERE

ED MORRISSEY

Consider this the first of two gifts Donald Trump got this morning for next week’s midterm elections. The booming US economy added 250,000 jobs in October, well above expectations and a big jump from September’s revised sub-maintenance level of 118,000. Perhaps more importantly, wages jumped upward at the best pace since the start of the recovery in 2009: FULL STORY....HERE