September 11, 2008
Author, investigator, and Marylander Ken Timmerman gives the coalition a gripping narrative of the CIA and the run-up to 9/11. He proposed a "short way" to reform the agency.
| THE 84th
MARYLAND THURSDAY MEETING September 11, 2008 |
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Author, investigator, and Marylander Ken Timmerman gives the coalition a gripping narrative of the CIA and the run-up to 9/11. He proposed a "short way" to reform the agency. |
Ron George has been selected for the "Legislator of the Year Award" by Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce. |
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| Media pro Joe Seehusen (left), formerly of the national Ron Paul campaign, told the coalition of the many young people he had found across the country deeply interested and supportive of traditional constitutional government. Transportation and distance-learning expert Stan Doore (right) tracks the back and forth. | |
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| Tom Redmond here explains the danger to property owners from so-called critical area proposals. Prince Georges County Republican chief Mykel Harris listens intently. | |
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| Carroll County Republican chief Larry Helminiak tells coalition of his conversation with Lech Walesa in Poland this summer. | Sallie Taylor reminded coalition of historic Town Hall Meeting in Frederick on Monday, September 15, here and here to discuss constructive ways to bring entitlements under control. Long-time conservative activist Taylor is Representative Roscoe Bartlett's political director. |
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| Lori Roman unveils her Regular Folks United |The Bully Pulpit for Regular Folks here. | Tentacle columnist Steve Berryman alerts the coalition to Frederick County challenges. |
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| Tova Levin of Pikesville sums up her recent economic analysis for her University of Chicago professors on prostitutes and drug dealers. The study was requested by a Baptist rehabilitation ministry. | Jack Ames of Defend Life reported on the arrest of pro-life demonstrators here on August 1 in Harford County here. |
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