Cape County Tea Party Monthly Meeting - Candidate Forum

PRESS RELEASE

CAPE COUNTY TEA PARTY

MONTHLY MEETING

On March 17th, 2015 at 6:30pm, the Cape County Tea Party (CCTP) will hold its open monthly meeting at the Cape Girardeau Public Library. The meeting is called the Third Tuesday Tea Time and is held on the Third Tuesday of each month to continue the work to complete our Mission as stated below.

Candidate Forum:

On April 7th, the yearly Municipal Elections will be held throughout Missouri. Many candidates and several issues are on the ballot for Cape Girardeau County. All candidates in contested races have been invited to speak at this month's TTTT in a Candidate Forum. To date, five candidates have agreed to join us, and we hope for more. They are: David Hitt, Dwain Hahs, Brad Noel, Michael Kasten, and Anthony Keele.

Ballot Issues And Questions:

There are nine ballot issues and questions on the April 7th ballot -- everything from tax increase and bond issues to changes in the way elections are held. Following the Candidate Forum, as time permits, CCTP members will lead a review and discussion of some of the ballot questions.

We hope you will attend this informative session...

About CCTP/TTTT

The goals of each meeting are to:

- Disseminate topical information that affects CCTP members and the community at large (typically a speaker)

- Engage the attendees in a form of activism to work toward the completion of our mission

- Increase the membership of the CCTP

Everyone is invited regardless of party or ideology! We hope you will attend! Expect homework!

For more information, see the TTTT link on our website:

Contact

- Web Site: www.CapeCountyTeaParty.org

- E-mail: CapeCountyTeaParty@yahoo.com

Contacts:

- Brian Bollmann 314.882.3327 bbollmann1964@gmail.com

- Jan Farrar 573.979.0067 janfarrar@reagan.com

- Jeannie Hinck capecountyteaparty@yahoo.com

Our mission is to attract, educate, organize and mobilize fellow citizens to secure Public Policy consistent with Fiscal Responsibility, Founding Principles and Constitutionally Limited Government under God.