May 30 Newsletter

New Chatham GOP Headquarters

It’s official - we have signed the lease on our new headquarters. Please join us for our grand opening on July 4th at 187-B Thompson Street in Pittsboro. More details to come but put this date on your calendar. Downtown Pittsboro is also holding their Summerfest celebration that evening so plan on visiting us and then enjoying the Independence Day festivities.

How can you help? Glad you asked!

Of course, we need donations to support our headquarters ongoing lease and expense. Please consider donating here.If you have a storage shed in good, presentable condition and would like to donate that, we need one. Contact ccgopchair@....Do you have a working lawn mower you no longer need? Again, please contact ccgopchair@....And as always, we will need volunteers to help staff the headquarters and many other activities. You can volunteer here and our volunteer coordinator will contact you. 

Reagan Day

Our major event of the year is our Reagan Day dinner and gala, this time on November 13 at Governors Club. Our keynote speaker will be Russ Vought, former administration official and president of Citizens for Renewing America. You will find him a fascinating speaker. We have also invited the announced (so far) US Senate candidates: Ted Budd, Mark Walker, and Pat McCrory. Tickets will go on sale later this summer. 

What are YOU doing to save America?

Everyone who believes that America remains the symbol of good in an evil world needs to step up and save her from attacks both outside and inside the country. Become an election worker; hand out political literature; volunteer for your political party; contact your elected representatives and tell them your concerns; express your ideas at commissioner meetings or board of education meetings; run for office; donate time or money. Email me at ccgop_chair@... and I will put you in contact with the appropriate volunteer.

Memorial Day

On Monday we commemorate our Memorial Day holiday, to solemnly remember our parents, our brothers and sisters, our neighbors, and our comrades who gave their lives in the American military to maintain the freedoms we have enjoyed for the last 245 years. Take time this weekend to honor them - fly the flag, have a moment of silence, give a prayer of thanks for their courage. The only way to repay their sacrifice is to continue the work our founders started, that great experiment in liberty called the United States of America.

This newsletter's quote for Memorial Day

From generation to generation, heroes like these have poured out their blood and sweat and heart and tears for our country. Because of them, America is strong and safe and mighty and free. Because of them, two centuries on The Star Spangled Banner still proudly waves. For as long as our flag flies in the sky above, the names of these fallen warriors will be woven into its threads. For as long as we have citizens willing to follow their example, to carry on their burden, to continue their legacy, then America’s cause will never fail and American freedom will never ever die.

--President Donald Trump, May 2020

Stay Informed!

Political awareness and involvement does not begin and end at the voting booth. It is OUR responsibility to remain informed about the issues impacting our families, our communities, our beliefs, our liberties, and our nation. 

Exhaurire palude!