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02/11/2003
THE
REPUBLICAN LIBERTY CAUCUS OF TEXAS eNEWSLETTER
February 11, 2003
http://www.rlctexas.net
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IN THIS ISSUE:
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FRIENDLY REMINDER: “RLC
of Texas Privacy Proclamation” with Congressman Ron Paul:
 February
17, 2003 - University of Texas - Austin
The Honorable Congressman Ron Paul is coming to Austin February 17th, 2003, for the Republican Liberty Caucus of Texas Austin
PRIVACY Proclamation! The next generation of Americans will enjoy the freedoms purchased through the sacrifice of America’s founders and contemporary supporters, and not tolerate government spying through the PATRIOT Act or Homeland Security Departments. The government that failed to protect America from foreign attack by a credible, identifiable enemy (i.e. bin Laden’s Al
Quaeda), in spite of trillions of defense tax dollars, should not be vested with additional Unconstitutional spying powers to be enforced on innocent American Citizens.
Now playing in Austin on
KLBJ 590-AM and KIXL 970-AM
Event Details:
WHAT: “RLC-TX Privacy Proclamation” with Congressman Ron Paul
WHEN: February 17th, 2003
SCHEDULE:
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5:30 PM – Private Reception with VIP supporters (details to
follow for sponsors)
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7:00 PM – Lecture (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC) with Q&A: UT Law School Auditorium,
727 26th St. (Dean Keeton) just west of I-35 (Directions below)
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8:00 PM – Informal Public Reception: UT Law School Auditorium
Congressman Ron Paul wants to continue the debate on Privacy and he wants all Americans to get involved in safeguarding our heritage of liberty and promise of privacy from interminable big government snooping. It is the US Constitution -- and all the people who defend it -- that secures the American nation and protects its liberty, not the Homeland Security Department.
You are cordially invited to attend Congressman Ron Paul's Public Lecture at
the University of Texas Law School Auditorium. This Lecture is open and
free to all. The Law School Auditorium is in Townes Hall (TNH).
The best place to park free is at the designated areas in Parking Garage 1.
Another good location to park free is at the designated parking areas at the
LBJ Library and Museum parking lot.
Townes Hall - TNH
Parking Garage 1 - PG1
Refer to Townes Hall (TNH) and Parking Garage 1 (PG1)
Directions to Law School Parking:
Going north on I.H. 35: stay in one of the two left-hand lanes as you
pass the downtown area. The Interstate splits into upper and lower decks that
meet again after the UT campus, so you will want to stay in the left,
lower-deck lanes until the exit #236 marked "Dean Keeton/32nd-38th 1/2." You
will need to quickly cross two lanes of the access road to the right-hand
exit, a loop that takes you onto 26th Street (now named Dean Keeton). Stay
right and turn right on Dean Keeton and cross under I-35. (Just follow the LBJ
Library signs on I35 to reach Dean Keeton Street) At the third light, turn
left onto San Jacinto, and take the next left into Parking Garage 1. Take the
garage elevator to the Trinity Street exit and cross the faculty parking lot
to the glass doors leading into the Law School.
Going south on I.H. 35: stay in one of the two left-hand lanes after
passing intersections for highways 183 and 290. At the Airport Blvd. exit, the
interstate splits into upper and lower decks, which meet again in the middle
of town. You need to remain on the left, "lower" level until the 32nd Street
exit. Take the 32nd Street Exit. Go straight through the light at 32nd and
turn right onto 26th Street. At the third light, turn left onto San Jacinto
and take the next left into Parking Garage 1. Take the garage elevator to the
Trinity Street exit and cross the faculty parking lot to the glass doors
leading into the Law School.
NOTE: DEADLINE TO SPONSOR IS FEB. 13TH.
If you would like to help sponsor this important event at the University of
Texas Law School, and further distinguish your crucial contribution to the
contemporary American Republic. All sponsors (supporters and above) are
invited to an exclusive VIP reception with Congressman Paul immediately
preceding his lecture at the UT Law School Auditorium. Your private meeting
with Congressman Paul will confirm your discernment that he is the preeminent
statesman of the American Republic and defender of our Constitution!
Please contact Don Zimmerman directly (at the numbers below) as soon as possible concerning your VIP
reservation for the Private Reception with VIP Sponsors.
Contact info.:
Don Zimmerman
Executive Director, RLC-TX
dzimmerman@rlctexas.net
201 W. STASSNEY LANE 181-B • AUSTIN, TX • 78745-3156
PHONE: 512-577-8842 • FAX: 512-250-8649
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ONLINE POLL: VOTE ON
WHERE OUR 2003 RLC OF TEXAS
MEETING SHOULD TAKE PLACE:
Vote on where you think our next RLC of Texas meeting should take place.
The Executive Committee will use this information to decide on the best
location for our 2003 Meeting. In 2001 it was Austin and in 2002 it was
in San Antonio. Where should we meet next? Help us decide.
http://www.rlctexas.net
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REQUEST FOR HELP: BECOME A TAX FIGHTER!:
If you're tired of rising taxes and sick of inefficient waste from school
districts, do something about it. Join us. If you live near Austin
(Travis County), Dallas (Dallas County), or Hays County, you have a chance to
fight rising taxes with us. RLC members in Dallas County and Hays County
will be fighting the inefficient School Bonds. RLC members in Travis
County will be fighting the ACC Tax hike. Please join us. We are
already working with other pro-Growth Tax Fighters. The election days
are coming quick. Let's work fast. We have a plan:
Dallas County Contact:
Mr. William Zimmerman,
wzimmerman@rlctexas.net
Hays County Contact: Mr. Don Zimmerman,
dzimmerman@rlctexas.net
Travis County Contact: Mr. John Reed,
jreed@rlctexas.net
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Our Purpose:
After decades of New Deal and Great Society social
activism ... combined with the rapid decline in civics and American history
education in our government-run public schools ... mixed with a growing
population of ill-informed and apathetic voters ... government at
every level in this country continues to be too big, too intrusive and
too expensive.
Founded in 1990, the Republican Liberty Caucus of
Texas works to advance the principles of limited
government, individual liberty and free markets within the Republican
Party and throughout Texas. Our focus is on a broad range of issues, including
education, taxation, property rights, gun rights, free speech, federalism and
the proper role of government.
In addition to giving disenfranchised smaller-government Republicans a home by
creating incentive to stay in our party, the Republican
Liberty Caucus of Texas helps avoid
a potential exodus to Libertarian, Constitutional, and other third parties,
which would end up weakening our thin margin over the Democrats, thus opening
the door to big-government victories from leftist candidates. The Republican
Liberty Caucus of Texas is
proud to promote the GOP's smaller-government message. Our limited
government, individual liberty and free market ideas will win by inclusion.
There is strength in numbers.
While rolling back decades of government "nannyism" will require a
great deal of public education and grassroots lobbying, the most important
means of changing public policy is to change public officials. Therefore, the Republican
Liberty Caucus of Texas works
to elect pro-liberty Republicans to offices at all levels,
partisan and non-partisan, in both primary and general elections.
The Republican Liberty Caucus of
Texas is committed not to just electing more Republicans
... but better ones, as well.
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COMMITTEE:
Executive Director:
Mr.
Don Zimmerman
Austin,
TX
(512)
250-8649
dzimmerman@rlctexas.net
Chairman:
Mr. Jerry
Patterson
Austin,
TX
jerry@rlctexas.net
Vice Chairman:
Mr. Lonnie
Brantley
Houston,
TX
lbrantley@rlctexas.net
Secretary:
Mr. Trey Summitt
Dallas, TX
gsummitt@rlctexas.net
Treasurer:
Mr. John Reed
Buda,
TX
jreed@rlctexas.net
At-Large:
Mrs. Tammi Kannar
Austin, TX
tkannar@rlctexas.net
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and One Ounce Silver "Liberty" Dollar):
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