Katherine and Bob Hill, Vice President of the West Charlotte Republican Club, discuss local and federal issues. Katherine was the guest speaker at the club’s monthly meeting on Wednesday, May 15.
Posted on 05/29/2002 7:17:45 PM PDT by katherineisgreat
Hi everyone! Sorry it's been awhile, I just finished a huge research paper on abortion for my liberal pro-abort government teacher!
Here's the latest from Katherine's site:
Katherine and Bob Hill, Vice President of the West Charlotte Republican Club, discuss local and federal issues. Katherine was the guest speaker at the club’s monthly meeting on Wednesday, May 15.
Katherine and School Board member Connie Kantor greet one another at the meeting.
Katherine and Frank Sturges discuss the campaign’s successful grassroots effort.
Katherine sits among many of her supporters in West Charlotte before speaking to the club.
Katherine visits members at each table.
Katherine takes time out for a picture with club member and supporter Jan White.
Katherine is delighted to meet Jackie York.
Katherine sits and laughs with the club members and guests during the meeting.
Katherine has the pleasure of drawing the winning ticket for the door prize.
Katherine takes a snapshot with Tom and Eileen Summers.
The L.A. Times recently wrote a relatively nice article about Katherine's run.... because of the trouble with FR I won't post it, but freepmail me if you want a copy.
The little fire fighter flap where Brown- McElyea (dem opponet) lied to firefighters about political use of footage appears to have gone off.
here's the pics from last week:
Katherine talks with Brian Wright, Brian’s young son, and former NYPD Artie Wright at the Manasota 10-13 Club’s annual picnic on Sunday, April 28.
Katherine takes time out for a snapshot with Ed Wright, President of Gulf Coast 10-13 Club, and Ken Kleinlein.
Members of the club and their families discuss federal issues with Katherine.
Lillian Reilly, President of the Florida Council of the Blind (Venice Chapter), and Ken Kleinlein take a picture with Katherine before lunch.
Katherine assists John “Woody” Schuessler, a retired NYPD officer, in grilling additional burgers for the many club members and their families
Katherine serves burgers, potatoes and BBQ to the 10-13 club members.
Lillian Hall compliments Katherine on her comments regarding national security at a “meet and greet” reception called “Coffee with Katherine.” Several residents hosted the event in a local neighborhood on Tuesday, April 30, in Bradenton.
Katherine thanks Bradenton resident Molly Oldfield for her support.
Virginia Nolan, a long time resident of Bradenton, welcomes Katherine to her neighborhood.
Pattie Hoffman and Katherine talk about retirement security.
Katherine enjoys speaking with Richard and Virginia Hutton at the gathering “Coffee with Katherine” in Bradenton.
Katherine discusses federal issues with Joe Rodgers and Peggy Eaton.
Katherine finds herself in a light moment at a neighborhood gathering Max Bates and Bill Martin.
Katherine meets mother and daughter, Phyllis and Charla Hathaway at the “Coffee with Katherine.”
Katherine and Joanne Baldwin take time out for a photo.
Bradenton natives Maggie Cincotta and John Kuebler compliment Katherine on her hard work and extend their support for her candidacy.
Katherine and Lillian Hall talk with Bradenton residents and supporters.
Katherine thanks Nick Nicholson and Sarah Nicholson for completing volunteer forms and joining the campaign’s grassroots efforts.
June Watson offers her support and thanks Katherine for visiting their neighborhood. AND THIS IS LATE BREAKING:
(Meredith found it)
Katherine Harris writing book on Florida recount
From John Mercurio CNN Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Katherine Harris has a lot on her plate these days. She's finishing her term as Florida secretary of state, she's running for Congress and, CNN has learned, she's busy working on a book about the 2000 presidential election recount, which made her an international celebrity.
Her book is titled, "Center of the Storm: Practicing Principled Leadership in a Time of Crisis." Sources say it will feature previously unknown anecdotes from the recount and will focus on the leadership principles Harris drew upon during the process.
The book is being published by Thomas Nelson Inc., which publishes Christian and educational books. It's due out late this summer, and aides say Harris is planning a promotional tour that will lead right up to the congressional elections in November.
http://www.repunk.com/abbey/latest.html
/shameless self bump
Anyway, I am rambling, so I will just say thanks for the post. I will check out your paper.
www.ElectHarris.orgWonderful pictures. Had no idea that Katherine Harris was working on a book. I have a feeling that she'll be sharing her deep faith which sustained her during that challenging time.
BTW I just got some photographs taken at her first neighborhood coffee in April. I'll have to borrow a scanner to get them online so it will take awhile but I hope to eventually post them on my profile page.
Pictures do not convey just how lovely she is in person. She has a warmth, natural charm and intelligence that is very impressive.
I urge all Freepers to support, volunteer and pray that Katherine will be successful in her campaign for Congress!
This is going to be a very good year for Republicans.
BTW, my family and I will be at the opening ceremony of the new Republican Party of Sarasota County campaign headquarters here in Osprey today at 5:30 PM EST. It's gonna be fun. Maybe I'll have a chance to rip on the leftists in front of some news cameras. $:-)
It's my "[Anti] American government class"
Glad you liked the paper. It was very stressful to write because I'm a very outspoken pro-lifer in class and I had a reputation to uphold! :)
She told me that all the emails & notes we sent helped her during those challenging days when she was being smeared for following Florida's election laws! She appreciates our support very much!
With your permission I'd like to send it to some friends.
You can bet on it!
Sure, share it with your friends. There are a few probs with it, but I worked hard to uphold my rep as class pubbie ;-)
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