A Federated Republican Woman

Blessed is she who stands firmly for good government,

For she shall be needed

Blessed is she who works steadily for her nation,

For she shall be happy

Blessed is she who believes in the cause she serves,

For she shall be respected

Blessed is she who gives credit to her helpers,

for she shall be successful

Blessed is she who has faith in her fellow man,

For she shall be justified

Blessed is she who, when others criticize her, and say all manner of evil about her,

has the strength of character to forgive,

the strength of purpose to carry on,

and the strength of body to continue

For She Shall Be Called a Leader in the Federation of Republican Women

By Charlotte Mousel

President, Southern Division, CFRW 1976-1977 President, CFRW 1978-1979

Second Vice President, NFRW 1986-1989 First Vice President, NFRW 1990-1993 President, NFRW, 1994-1995

Reprinted with permission.

TheKitchenCabinet.US

Won't you help out at the polls this week? Spend one hour or 4 hours, your time is important. I worked 4 this morning and the Democrats are paying their poll electioneers.

Help get out the vote and guide them as they go in, many have no clue who to vote for and who are the conservative candidates.

Ballot confusion for this year's election

This year, we have a new twist on the ballots. On the backside of the ballot is a "Instant Runoff Voting" section for the Court of Appeals judges. The directions explain that the voter must select 3 candidates in order of their personal preference, then select a DIFFERENT candidate for each column. The second and third choice will NOT count against the 1st choice, just that they will be considered in a runoff if your 1st choice is not in the runoff.




Basically, you will have 3 columns, make sure your first choice is in the first column and in case there is a runoff, your next choice is in the 2nd column, etc.



Below is an article from Davidson county's The Dispatch, that covers the candidates for a little more clarity.







Here's the article in it's entirety: http://www.the-dispatch.com/article/20101007/ARTICLES/101009789/1005?p=1&tc=pg



These are the GOP candidates in the "Instant Runoff" section:



Three GOP candidates in the so-called “baker's dozen race” of 13 candidates for a seat on the N.C. Court of Appeals also attended the meeting.



Chris Dillon of Raleigh, a UNC graduate who practiced law for 10 years before helping found a community bank there, said his law background was important but he brought more to the bench because of his “real world business experience.”



Daniel Garner of Rolesville, just outside Raleigh, holds undergraduate, M.B.A. and law degrees from UNC. He said his 28 years as an attorney, including time spent serving as counsel to the N.C. Commissioner of Banks, qualified him for the job.



Jewel Ann Farlow of Gibsonville, a Duke University graduate who graduated from the Wake Forest University School of Law, said her 22 years of private practice qualified her for the job. She noted the Davidson County Governmental Center and its “In God We Trust” sign on the front is on her website.



“I wanted to meet the backbone of Davidson County,” she said. “I am a conservative and I will be a conservative judge. I won't legislate from the bench.”



Vikki Broughton Hodges can be reached at 249-3981, ext. 214, or at vikki.hodges@the-dispatch.com.



Hope this helps,



Elizabeth A. Weidner

Jesus is NOT the Enemy!

For Heaven's sake!  If I hear one more thing about Jesus not being able to be mentioned in the public arena, I will scream!!