Can’t get to the 8/28 Restoring Honor Rally?
You can watch the rally on CSPAN beginning at 10:00 AM
Time Warner Ch. 70
DirectTv Ch. 350
Dish Network Ch. 210
Or listen on Sirius/XM Satellite radio (stations to be announced)
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Transportation is available to attend Glenn Beck’s Restoring Honor Rally in Washington DC on August 28. Buses are scheduled to leave Charlotte the evening of Friday, 8/27 and return after the completion of the rally on 8/28. For more information – email cinnc@att.net CAUTION will be celebrating it’s 1st Birthday tonight (June 7) at Red Rocks Cafe!!! On the agenda for the meeting is a preview of the Tea Party Movie.
It’s that time of the year again! Ready to make your voices heard? Come to the Charlotte Tax Day Tea Party on April 15th from 3pm until 5pm.Location is 600 E. Trade Street. http://www.charlotteteaparty.org/ Spread the information far and wide! Print the attached flyer to spread the message to your friends and neighbors. Speakers include: Dr. John Lewis- Ayn Rand Institute Jeff Taylor- Author of the Meck Deck blog www.charlotte.johnlocke.org/blog Loren Spivak- Free Market Warrior Kristie Chapman- Local healthcare legislation expert Scott Babbidge- Take Back the Republican Party Adam Love- Campaign for Liberty Jason Kitchel- Young conservative voice Former Rhino Times editor Mark Pellin has spearheaded the launch of Pundit House. The site is intended to provide local news and commentary that will appeal to conservatives. Pundit House has agreed to carry content from CAUTION and the group is prominently displayed within the site. This week, CAUTION took a lighthearted look at history and reviewed Presidential Love Letters. The lesson highlighted a Valentine’s Day note that President Reagan wrote to St. Valentine – asking him to remind Nancy of his tremendous love for her. At the end of the lesson, the group was asked what it meant when they said that they love their country. All were given the opportunity to write a love letter to America. Fox News is reporting that the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction is contemplating a controversial measure to modify high school American history curriculum. Under the proposal, 11th grade American History would be limited to the period from 1877 to the modern era. Lessons related to our nation’s founding (the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution) would be dropped. It has been stated that in a 10th grade civics and economics course that students would receive instruction on the Constitution and Federalist Papers. The Charlotte Observer is reporting that this measure has created a large uproar among North Carolina citizens. The conservative group Called2Action has called on people to contact Rebecca Garland (Chief Academic Officer with the State Department of Public Instruction) to express their opposition to the proposal. CAUTION’s Director of Education and Former President, Corey Thompson, is scheduled to be interviewed on the WBT AM Pete Kaliner show today, February 4th, at 5:30 PM. The interview can be heard on 1110 AM or via the web at WBT.com. Additionally, recent CAUTION guest, Lynn Wheeler will be on WBT tomorrow, February 5th, between 5 and 6 PM. She is expected to speak about our group and our mission ”To Unite. To Educate. To Inspire.” As reported in today’s Philadelphia Inquirer Journal - An early draft of the Constitution has been discovered at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Researcher Lorianne Updike Toler was intrigued by the centuries-old document at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. On the back of a treasured draft of the U.S. Constitution was a truncated version of the same document, starting with the familiar words: “We The People. . . .” They had been scribbled upside down by one of the Constitution’s framers, James Wilson, in the summer of 1787. The cursive continued, then abruptly stopped, as if pages were missing. James Wilson was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention from the State of Pennsylvania and served as a member of the Committee of Detail. A Supreme Court Justice from October 5, 1789 to August 21, 1798 – Justice Wilson relocated to North Carolina where he passed away near Edenton in 1798. |
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