Time: Memorial Day – May 25, 2009 – Noon
Location: The Pavilion at Dacula Park (205 Dacula Road, Dacula). Parking available from the Dacula Road or Auburn Avenue park entrances.
Food Catered by Holy Smokes BBQ
Special Guest Speakers – Candidates for Governor
- Congressman Nathan Deal
- Secretary of State Karen Handel
- Senator Eric Johnson
- Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine
- Representative Austin Scott.
- Ray McBerry
Tickets are $10. If interested contact Chet Hale – 678-227-1026 or at chet_hale@comcast.net
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I reckon I should load-up the wagon and start-up the mule. By the time Monday rolls around, I should be in Dacula.
Seems like there’s a candidate missing in the lineup.
Seems like there’s a candidate missing in the lineup.
I’m not running. Seriously, let it go.
Only the Lindsey Gram R’s are invited. The GA GOP continues to be the Party of Exclusion… Nationally that didn’t work out so well.
If Ray McBerry wishes to attend he can contact Chuck Efstration.
Chris,
Is that what the other candidates had to do?
Is Ray’s campaign that hard to get in contact with… I think even I might have a card of his manager.
I already confirmed Ray’s presence at the event. He’ll be there. Whether or not Chris wants to list him is another matter.
And he was confirmed awhile ago.
And…there’s likely a “…BI*CH!” at the end of Jenny’s comment at 9:48 PM, Chris.
I’m starting to like this Daniel Adams guy.
I think Ray’s presence would liven up Erick’s Red State gathering as well.
Wow, so exciting and thrilling….Thanks for the heads-up…I will avoid Gwinnett on Monday…I may even venture into DeKalb
We will be at the Mason’s Lodge helping out if any of you would like to meet me. LOL
I think Ray’s presence would liven up Erick’s Red State gathering as well.
I think Oxendine’s presence would liven up Erick’s Red State gathering.
Bill-
Nah. If Chris wants to shut Ray out of his little post, it’s just typical. I enjoy Ray being underestimated. And if I were going to call Chris a name, “illegitimate child” would probably be my term of choice.
I was so naive as to think Chris would correct his post when he realized it was bad reporting/journalism. But then maybe he isn’t going for accuracy.
Maybe Chris only mentioned candidates that actually have a prayer at winning… Face the fact, Ray chances of winning the primary lie somewhere between slim and none..
Jenny – what made you think I was awake when you posted your message? Now that I am awake, I’ve fixed it.
And I am a Rodent-Illegitmate-child thank you very much.
I don’t agree with Ray all the time, but agree with him more than Lindsey Graham. We talk about the Republican party, the need to expand our tent, etc, well the Party needs the Ray McBerry’s of the world just as badly as it needs the moderates.
If Chris was only listing candidates with a legitimate chance of getting elected why did he mention Johnson or Scott?
The Ray McBerry tidal wave will sweep people like Chris and the other doubters away, or at least back across the Mason-Dixon line where they belong.
Dang Yankees.
If Chris was only listing candidates with a legitimate chance of getting elected why did he mention Johnson or Scott?
Joe Frank Harris was a little known State Legislator when he defeated bigger name opponents in the Democratic Primary back in 1982. Austin Scott and Johnson are State Legislators too. I’ll give you time to consider that.
Don’t make me go back to NY to raise an army to smack ya’ll down again. Although I’ve often said a repeat of Sherman burning Atlanta to the ground would do wonders for fixing the traffic.
I actually helped on Joe Frank’s campaign. I was 12 at the time so all I could do was stuff envelopes.
I think Joe Frank Harris was probably more conservative than Sonny. Plus you’ve got to love anyone with a double first name.
The event will have several of the state wide candidates there, nit just the gubenatorial candidates. We have to remember there are other races going on.
Since you didn’t put a title in front of Ray, may I suggest Productive Businessman Ray McBerry. Or maybe Not a Politician or a Lawyer Ray McBerry.
Since you didn’t put a title in front of Ray, may I suggest Productive Businessman Ray McBerry. Or maybe Not a Politician or a Lawyer Ray McBerry.
That’s nothing to be ashamed of. Lots of people can’t get accepted to law school.
Yes less than 145,000 are currently attending law schools in US and only 1,160,000 licensed in total. Minority enrollment is now at 20.6% and male-female ratios are 50/50.
Approximately 9% of lawyers work for the government, 3% are judges
So far this year ~ 20 GA lawyers have been disbarred/serious disciplined:
http://www.gabar.org/ethics/recent_discipline/
Of Georgia’s 5 law schools > 90% [90-94%] pass bar on 1st try
Lots of people can’t get accepted to law school.
Lots of people can’t get accepted to law school.
Lots more people don’t WANT to become a member of the world’s 2nd oldest profession….on 2nd thought, maybe the 1st and the 2nd oldest are really the same profession…just a different uniform.
Ray not having a title emphasizes the fact that he isn’t a career politician.
Thank you, Chris, for waking up and fixing that.
What I hope all tyrannical weasels think when my feet hit the floor in the morning: “Dam*it, she’s up.”
Oh, and I discovered a new term someone in politics shared with me this week when I asked his opinion on something. Instead of answering the question, he responded: “No thanks. I have no interest in being Just Jenny’d.”
I’m going to need an ego punch soon. Being a campaign manager, no doubt one is just around the corner.
Instead of answering the question, he responded: “No thanks. I have no interest in being Just Jenny’d.”
You’re famous now! You may be the most famous bi-ped animal out there!
Some chains just beg for yanking.
Chris,
Weren’t you listing the candidates alphabetically?
Not that I want to complain now that you have added Ray….
With all these politicians in one small area who will be there with the video for when the fights break out? LOL
With cell phones, almost everyone has a video camera!
“That’s nothing to be ashamed of. Lots of people can’t get accepted to law school.”
Dash, you know what they say about those who go to law school don’t you? They couldn’t get into med school.
Red Phillips, MD
I thought that was veterinarians and dentists.
Law school is for literate folk who are otherwise devoid of natural talents.
“You enter here with skull-fulls of mush!…And then, if you survive, you come out thinking like a lawyer!”
Correction (as one who currently has a skull full of mush from drinking too much wine last night):
“You enter here with skulls full of mush!…And then, if you survive, you come out thinking like a lawyer!
Alright, NOW…who said the above? Anyone? Anyone know?
The Prof in One-L?
Err, the Paper Chase was the movie.
A better line: “You’re all a disappointment to somebody.”
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