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October 18, 2007

Evergreen Leadership Conference II: Don't Delay, Register Today!

Don't Delay! Register Today!
Discounted Early Registration Ends on October 31

Evergreen Leadership Conference II:
Issues, Insights, and Influence
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Marriott Courtyard Downtown Tacoma

Register Online at www.EvergreenConference.org

Don't miss great presentations by Bob Williams, Evergreen Freedom Foundation; State Auditor Brian Sonntag; State Senator Joe Zarelli; State Senator Dan Swecker; State Senator Val Stevens; Dan Kennedy, Human Life of Washington; Rick Forcier, Christian Coalition; Toby Nixon, Former State Representative; Lynn Harsh, Evergreen Freedom Foundation; Gary Smith, Independent Business Association; Bill Maurer and Michael Bindas, Institute for Justice; Todd Myers and Carl Gibson, Washington Policy Center; Diana Kirchheim and Sonya Jones, Pacific Legal Foundation; and more!

The Issues of greatest importance in Washington today.
Insights into conservative solutions to those issues.
How to influence your friends and neighbors to support conservative positions and candidates.

Register Now at www.EvergreenConference.org
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Early Registration Fee of $55 goes up to $65 on November 1

Posted by Toby_Nixon at October 18, 2007 08:32 PM | Email This

Comments

1. I notice that the "issues of greatest importance in Washington today," do not include the annexation of the Yakima Valley by Mexico, and consequent progressive eradication of non-bilingual jobs.

Posted by: Doug Parris on October 18, 2007 10:59 PM

2. Hi, Doug. Because of the limited time available in a single-day conference, the program couldn't include every possible issue. The program committee carefully considered many proposals, but decided that immigration was primarily a federal issue, and it was discussed in the May conference in Richland. In this conference, we're focusing on issues that can be realistically addressed at the state level.

Posted by: Toby Nixon on October 18, 2007 11:10 PM

3. Doug Parris: I think this conference should be limited to real issues, not fake ones. To be more blunt: Mexico is not annexing the Yakima Valley.

Posted by: pudge on October 19, 2007 08:46 AM

4. Toby,

Are you getting a little worried about the
turnout for this event? Next time you do
something like this it might help if everyone
that is speaking is actually a conservative.
If its going to be advertised as something for
conservative solutions, then that where the ideas
should come from. Not liberals and moderates.
(I'm not saying there aren't conservatives involved)

Posted by: Phil Spackman on October 19, 2007 03:17 PM

5. Tobey,

Are you getting a little worried about the turnout
for this event?

Posted by: Phil Spackman on October 19, 2007 03:23 PM

6. Phil, why do people of your ilk try to tear down the party instead of building it up? You, sir, and you ilk are the reason I am not involved in R politics and to tell the truth, my personal leanings are probably to the right of yours.

Toby, on the other hand, is trying to build up the party. His leanings are probably to the left of me, but he does things in a good positive manner, which I like.

If only you guys would quit complaining, maybe the R party could drift back to the right.

Posted by: swatter on October 24, 2007 09:17 AM