Several members of the Maricopa County Republican Committee Executive Guidance Committee (MCRC EGC) were elected officers of the state GOP on Jan. 26 state meeting.

The new officers are First Vice-Chairman John Rutledge (re-elected) , Second Vice-Chairman Bill Bridwell, Third Vice-Chairman Paralee Schneider, Assistant Secretary - Marne Haney, Assistant Treasurer Larry Pickard, Sergeant-At-Arms Alberto Gutier, and Asst Sgt-At-Arms Carl Seel.

Haney, Pickard and Seel are members of the MCRC EGC. Pickard is a past chairman of the MCRC EGC.

Rutledge and Gutier also reside in Maricopa County. 

Randy Pullen of Maricopa County is the GOP chairman.

Please join us for the

Maricopa County Republican Committee

Lincoln Day Luncheon

Honoring Our Precinct Committeemen

MCRC Chairman Tom Husband - Master of Ceremonies

Saturday, March 1, 2008

12 pm to 1:30 pm

Registration begins at 11 am

Elks Club Ballroom

14424 N. 32nd St., Phoenix, AZ

Download the 2008 Lincoln Day Luncheon Flyer here!

Good afternoon,
 
You're cordially invited to the upcoming Camelback Young Republicans meeting. 
 
Meeting Details:
Date:   Wednesday, February 27th 2008  (we will not be meeting on February 20th as an earlier e-mail indicated)
Time:   5:30 PM until 7:00 PM (although please arrive and leave as your schedule allows)
Location: Half Moon Sports Grill; 2121 E. Highland Ave., Phoenix. Click here for a map.
Speaker:   Max McPhail, Executive Director, Arizona Civil Rights Initiative www.arizonacri.org

If you have any questions, please call me at 602-312-4799.  Don't e-mail.  I will be out of town from Monday February 18th through Monday February 25th. During this time, I will have limited access to e-mail. 

See you on the 27th!
 
Sincerely,
 
 
Greg Fraker
Camelback Young Republicans

Please Contact Your State Legislators Today!

House Bill 2833 , introduced by State Representative Martha Garcia, (D-13), would require that all handgun and "assault weapon" ammunition manufactured or sold in Arizona to be coded with an individual serial number, and entered into a statewide database at the time of sale. Encoded ammunition would be registered to the purchaser and would include the date of transaction, the purchaser's name, date of birth, driver's license number, and the serial number of the ammunition.

This dangerous legislation could be bound for a hearing this legislative session if a handful of anti-gun legislators have their way. Similar legislation failed several years ago in California and just today Hawaii failed to pass one of two Senate versions after NRA and the Hawaii Attorney General testified against the measure.

HB2833 seeks only to harass law-abiding gun owners as criminals are not likely to purchase their ammunition through legal channels. Please take a moment to contact your State Legislators and voice your opposition to House Bill 2833. Contact information for your State Legislators can be found here .

Bullet serialization efforts are making their way across the country looking for a foothold and it is vital that Arizona not be the first!