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Official Web Site of the
Republican Executive Committee of Putnam County, Fl |
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Our Meetings: Headquarters are closed until next election cycle
3rd Thursday of each month at 7 pm, at Old County Commissioners Office, 2509 Crill Ave., Palatka, 32177 |
Next Meeting:
November 15, 2018 |
We welcome you the website of the Republican Party of Putnam County. The purpose of this website is to disseminate information regarding upcoming events, meeting dates and locations, election information, and links to other areas of interest.
We encourage you to become actively involved in supporting Republican values. We welcome your involvement in the various organizations. Please contact the participating organizations for further information.
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We encourage you to become actively involved in supporting Republican values. We welcome your involvement in the various organizations. Please contact the participating organizations for further information.
We invite you to attend meetings and become informed regarding Republican efforts.
We also solicit your input regarding issues and possible solutions. Please feel free to contact us using the form on the Contact Us page.
Sign up for our newsletter to stay informed of activities, events, and interesting information.
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Gross National Debt totals at the end of each President's last term (budget year ends Sept. 30 after the Presidential term has ended).
Obama (9/30/2017) - $20,244,900,016,053 G.W. Bush (9/30/2009) - $11,909,829,003,511 Clinton (9/30/2001) - $5,807,463,412,200 G.H.W. Bush (9/30/1993) - $4,411,488,883,139 Reagan (9/30/1989) - $2,857,430,960,187 
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NEWS FLASH
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Accusations fly over Broward County ballot shenanigans: Mystery truck deliveries, slow counting and more
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AG races could swell army of lawyers suing Trump, as Dems vow to ‘take on’ president
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Donald Trump: Democrats 'Medicare for All' plan will demolish promises to seniors
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Lawyers are descending on Florida as the state braces once again to become ground zero in a national election fight, and the epicenter appears to be Broward County where late-arriving ballots in Democratic strongholds are fueling accusations of political shenanigans.
Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio has highlighted a range of possible problems in the county—including a suspected mystery truck delivery of ballots—and has criticized local officials for their molasses-like process of counting ballots in the Senate race between Republican Rick Scott and incumbent Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson. |
Democrats don’t have to win control of either chamber of Congress to jam the Trump administration’s agenda and flood the zone with investigations.
The state attorneys general races provide an opening to grow the ranks of top prosecutors already doing that. Much like GOP attorneys general buffeted the Obama administration with lawsuits challenging an array of regulations, Democratic AGs have made an industry out of taking President Trump to court. And in today's midterms, a number of candidates are campaigning to join that fight, even as these races largely fly under the radar. |
Throughout the year, we have seen Democrats across the country uniting around a new legislative proposal that would end Medicare as we know it and take away benefits that seniors have paid for their entire lives.
Dishonestly called “Medicare for All,” the Democratic proposal would establish a government-run, single-payer health care system that eliminates all private and employer-based health care plans and would cost an astonishing $32.6 trillion during its first 10 years. |
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By Brooke Singman - Published November 9, 2018
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By Fred Lucas - Published November 6, 2018
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By Donald J. Trump - Published October 10, 2018
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