WELCOME
To the Barron County Republican Party.
The BCRP is a part of the Wisconsin Republican Party. The County is represented in the 7th Congressional District, 75th State Assembly, and the 25th Senate District.
The BCRP membership actively supports conservative candidates running for all state and local offices in the 75th District and in the 25th District. Our membership is active in a variety of community groups and supports and promotes conservative values and principles. To become a member or donate to this energetic organization, click here
Dedicated to limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.
This math exercise will only take you about ten seconds. Amazingly, it really works and will reveal your all-time favorite movie. Mine was spot on! DO NOT cheat. DO YOUR math, THEN compare the results to the list of movies at the bottom You will be AMAZED at how scary true and accurate this test is.
1. Pick a number from 1-9.
2. Multiply that number by 3.
3. Add 3.
4. Multiply by 3 again.
5. Your total will be a two digit number. Add the first and second digits together to find your favorite movie (of all time) in the list of 17 movies below:
Movie List:
1. Gone With the Wind 2. E.T. 3. Blazing Saddles 4. Star Wars 5. Forrest Gump 6. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 7. Jaws 8. Grease 9. The Obama Farewell Speech 10. Casablanca 11. Jurassic Park 12. Shrek 13. Pirates of the Caribbean 14. Titanic 15. Raiders of the Lost Ark 16. Home Alone 17. Mrs. Doubtfire
Amazing ain't it ?
The upcoming membership meeting will be our annual Reagan Picnic. Food from 5:30 to 6:30. Kathy Krug is bringing a Bluegrass band for entertainment. The meeting will begin at 6:30 PM. Please bring a dish to pass. Brats, pulled pork sandwiches, and beverages will be available. PRIZES GALORE!! Should be a fun time so please invite your friends.
The location of the meeting:
Hunter Memorial Park
1215 Linen Ave.
Rice Lake
Wall Street Journal via Vicki McKenna
In Thursday’s Republican debate, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will be the antiunion candidate. That will be the media snark. He signed (unenthusiastically) a right-to-work bill that applies to his state’s private-sector workers. He promoted (very enthusiastically) a law that all but ended collective bargaining for its public-sector workers.
Critics will ask: What does this have to do with being president? Unfortunately, everything. Full storyhttp://www.wsj.com/articles/democrats-need-a-scott-walker-1438730749
Membership:
Please read the following message from Republican leadership and bring your ideas to our next meeting which will be the Reagan Picnic.
Barron, Burnett, Pierce, and St Croix Counties
Our Executive team has reserved Oak Forest Retreat Center for Saturday August 15, 2015 in Frederic WI to have grass roots training and breakout sessions to focus on what it will take to achieve victory in 2016 for all our Republican Candidates locally, state wide and nationally.
I will be one of the presenters using a power point that I received from Nate Nelson Chairman of Winnebago County on grass roots activism.
Julian Bradley 3rd District Vice Chair 608-385-9685 will be our luncheon
Will Sexauer, our NW regional coordinator for the GOP, will speak on Community Captain materials and membership/party building.
Kirk Anderson, our web master will train on using face book and twitter to communicate.
We would like you to attend with any of your executive team or county party supporters.
Thanks
Alan K. Walker
Chair Republican Party of Polk County
796 Wapogasset Lake Lane
Amery, WI 54001
Alan’s Cell: (515) 708-2120 Home: (608) 247-5268
e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Web Page is: http://polkcountyrepublicans.com/
Facebook page is: https://www.facebook.com/PolkCountyGOP
Twitter is : @PolkCountyGOP
By: Brian Sikma |
On Monday afternoon, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R) and Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke (R) issued a joint statement through the Republican Assembly Campaign Committee (RACC) declaring, “This kind of behavior is inexcusable and has no place in Wisconsin politics. We are calling on all Assembly Democrats to immediately condemn this practice and return their donations from Planned Parenthood.” read more
Big Agenda!! Please attend.
Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald will be our guest speaker
The County Fair arm bands will be distributed to workers
Tom Koser will be speaking about a joint fundraiser with Foster Freise to help Benjamin House. Walkers and participants are needed. Mark your calendars for Aug 6, 2015 to help. The event begins at 6 PM. More information will be provided at the membership meeting.
AND MUCH MORE.
By: Brian Sikma |
Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) says the 1st Amendment’s religious liberty protections don’t apply to individuals. On MSNBC last week, Wisconsin’s junior Senator claimed that the Constitution’s protection of the free exercise of religion extends only to religious institutions, and that individual’s do not have a right to the free exercise of their own religion.
Read more...http://mediatrackers.org/wisconsin/2015/07/02/sen-baldwin-1st-amendment-doesnt-apply-individuals
Do you focus on who is wrong or on what is right?
Is your politics made up of invective, rancor and scape-goating of the opposition? Do you ever think about or discuss serious issues in ways other than terms of us and them? Do you ever focus simply on what is wrong and how it can be made better without referring to political identities? Don't answer; just think about it.
Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/07/how_politically_immature_are_you.html#ixzz3fDOSewrS
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By M.D. Kittle | Wisconsin Watchdog
MADISON, Wisconsin — State Rep. Rob Hutton led the Assembly effort this session to kill Wisconsin’s prevailing wage law, the wage inflator that has cost taxpayers untold billions over the past 8o-plus years.
But the Brookfield Republican, perhaps seeing the writing on the wall — or the lack of votes in the Senate for full repeal — is getting behind a compromise amendment he says would go a long way to reforming prevailing wage.
