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Tag: Traverse City (page 3)By JGillman, Section Multimedia
Santorum visit in Traverse City, Michigan.
If you have not yet made up your mind before going to the polls today, please spend an hour. You will find it is worth it. (9 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
I couldn't tell you how happy I was to be able to pull the trigger yesterday morning, and bring Presidential hopeful Rick Santorum to Northern Lower Michigan.
It went of course, as well as I could have imagined, given a mere 30 hours of notice to pull it all together. 30 hours that resulted in a little over 700 folks showing up in support and wishing to hear the conservative Republican alternative in the presidential race. A little over 700 folks who merely had to show up. I have to tell you, this story was already made before the event began. The news releases mentioning the Santorum Visit and the Romney visit later in the day really dotting the 'i' on what has been perceived as an elite planned campaign and by team Romney. The context showing pretty clear in articles such as this: "Both candidates planned appearances in advance of Michigan's Tuesday presidential primary election. I don't pretend that ALL folks will read this the same way, but ..
One merely has to look at the locations where such events can happen in reasonably small towns. Traverse City, MI hosts a few nice venues fit for good sized gatherings, but few have the capability of good sound, video walls, and music. (4 comments, 971 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
The Grand Traverse region gets to show how vital it is to national politics once more, with a visit from a prominent Republican presidential candidate.
Current Michigan Republican presidential poll favorite Rick Santorum is coming to Traverse City. This is an opportunity to welcome the former Pennsylvania US senator to Traverse City Michigan at the Streeter's Center on Garfield Ave. His visit will be one of a few stops in Michigan prior to the primary on the 28th. The time and date is February 26th at 3:30 to 5:00 pm, with refreshments available. The Streeter's Center is fast becoming the preferred stop in for high profile national figures, including former Republican candidate Herman Cain, as well as writer Michelle Malkin, and publisher/media mogul Andrew Breitbart. The visit by Rick Santorum highlights an effort to make accessible, figures of importance and relevance to northwest Michigan residents.
### Update [2012-2-25 20:16:42 by JGillman]: MICHIGAN Santorum Stops Sunday and Monday
TRAVERSE CITY
Streeters Center DAVISON The Colonial Valley Suites Crystal Hall 10183 Lapeer Road Davison, MI Doors Open: 7:00 p.m Monday, February 27th LANSING Lexington Lansing Hotel Ballrooms A & B 925 South Creyts Road Lansing, MI Doors Open: 2:00 p.m. KALAMAZOO Heritage Christian Academy 6312 Quail Run Drive Kalamazoo, MI Doors Open: 6:30 p.m. (6 comments) Comments >> By Kevin Rex Heine, Section News
Promoted for discussion ~
Pete Hoekstra's campaign has made the decision to spend the money necessary to purchase a Super Bowl ad to run in key Michigan media markets (Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Marquette, Lansing, and Traverse City) just before kickoff in Indianapolis. Naturally, the Michigan Democrat Party is not pleased.
(15 comments, 780 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
The Constituting Michigan Group presents "Protecting our U.S. Constitution From All Threats Foreign and Domestic" an informational event at the Streeters Center in Traverse City, Michigan.
Kamal Saleem will be the featured guest to talk about his true life experiences growing up in an Islamic. His story is one all Americans should hear in order to understand the unique threat of political Islam to our culture, government, and political systems. Guest speaker Dave Agema, Michigan Representative of the 74th District will talk about "American law for American courts". Bill Sage, Constituting Michigan will be presenting "Constituting Michigan - Founding Principles Act", a true constitutional program.
January 27, 2012
Streeters Center (1 comment) Comments >> By JGillman, Section Multimedia
From the Traverse City AFP event, Ann McElhinney, the producer, director of Not Evil Just Wrong, and collaborator with Mine Your Own Business.
I have another clip of her that I will add perhaps later in the week.
By JGillman, Section Multimedia
Americans for Prosperity brought Andrew Breitbart, Michelle Malkin, and Ann McIlhenny to Traverse city for an all day event. Also included was Hillsdale Economist Gary Wolfram, CEI's Vincent Vernuccio, and others.
One stands out. If you ever get a chance to run across this guy, you will understand NO ONE knows liberals like he does.
Off. The. Hook. Next up? In the AM. (1 comment) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
Another round (a little out of order) from the Traverse City Debate sponsored by the Grand Traverse Republican Party.
The Social Security Question.
Interesting responses. However, When one looks at the bigger picture of this Ponzi scheme, it seems that some further out of the box answers may be necessary. Opting out perhaps? I wonder what Pete Hoekstra or Clark Durant would say? Shame they didn't show up for this GOP sponsored event. Enjoy. Another video will be available later.
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