Reynolds' thoughts on his constituents

Here's some audio of Mike Reynolds saying exactly what he thinks about his constituents. If you weren't sure about voting for Mike Wilson before, is there really any question as to why its important to elect him now?

www.mikereynoldsunplugged.com

Constituion Week Article in the Herald

http://wkuherald.com/news/campus_life/article_33f719b8-bf9e-11df-8922-00127992bc8b.html

State Senate Debate

The SGA and Political Engagement Project are sponsoring a Republican State Senate Debate on Thursday, April 29th at 4:30 PM in DUC 340. We are fortunate enough to have three quality candidates (Ed Mills, Regina Webb, and Mike Wilson) competing for this nomination in order to take this seat back for the Republican Party this November. Be sure to come out to show your support and learn where these candidates stand on the issues that matter most to Kentuckians.

WKU TEA Party

The WKU College Republicans would like to encourage everyone to come out to the WKU TEA Party, taking place between DUC and Minton, on Wednesday, April 13 from 3:30 - 5:30 PM. The lineup of speakers includes students, faculty members, and political candidates. If you have any questions contact Shane Noem at shane.noem263@wku.edu.

Niger Innis at WKU

Niger Innis, spokesman for CORE, will be delivering a lecture at WKU on Thursday, Oct. 22nd, and 7 PM in the FAC Theatre. The lecture, entitled "Stop the War on the Poor", will highlight Mr. Innis' belief that the fight for affordable energy is the true final fronteir of the Civil Rights Revolution. The lecture is sponsored by the Political Science Dept., the African-American Studies Dept., and the Center for the Study of Capitalism. If you have questions or would like more information about Mr. Innis' appearance please contact Joel Turner at joel.turner@wku.edu.

WKU College Republican's Founding President Runs for State Senate

As of 7:00 Thursday night, the Warren and Butler County Republican Party Executive Committee members met in session in Bowling Green to nominate a candidate to replace Brett Guthrie in the Kentucky State Senate. 

J. Marshall Hughes was selected as the Republican candidate. Mr. Hughes was the founding President of the WKU College Republicans. As current president of WKU College Republicans I am honored to stand behind J. Marshall on this endeavor. I will be proud to have one of our own serving in the Senate. 

What this means is that we must make sure he is elected. 

The election is on February 10th, that is barely one month of campaigning and every vote counts in this election. 

WHAT I AM ASKING OF YOU... is that if you are in or near Bowling Green right now and able to help, contact me ASAP so that we can get on this election. When everyone gets back in 
town for class, we barely have 2 and 1/2 weeks before the election so it is crutial that you all help. 

If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact me, or visit the Bowling Green GOP Headquarters.

Thanks, 

Shane A. Noem
WKU College Republicans President 
KFCR Secretary

We Need Your Help!

The WKU College Republicans and College Democrats would like to announce their first annual Thanksgiving Food Drive. We will be collecting non-perishable food items to benefit needy families this holiday season. Donations can be dropped off in the Political Science Department, which is located on the third floor of Grise Hall, or you can contact us and we can pick up donations from your department on campus. The food drive will run from Monday, November 10^th through Friday, November 21^st. Donations will benefit the Barren River Area Safe Space and St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry. Please do what you can to make this holiday season a little bit brighter for those in need.

If you have any questions please contact Dr. Joel Turner at joel.turner@wku.edu or 745-2728.