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Friends of VCSS, Virginians for a Conservative State Senate Chairman Chris Shores and Executive Director Tres Watson would like to cordially invite you to a reception to benefit VCSS July 19th, 2006 at the National Rifle Association's Legislative Headquarters on Capitol Hill. We are honored to have as our guest for the evening the Honorable Dick Armey, former Majority leader of the United States House of Representatives. Please find attached to this e-mail an electronic copy of the invitation. You should also receive a print copy through the mail shortly. You may RSVP via e-mail to vcssenate@yahoo.com or by phone...

Thanks to one of our faithful supporters, our first Stop the ACLU forum is set up waiting for you. To participate, click here. Another one is coming in the next couple weeks and in the near future, a chat room. Be sure to check back often. Is the ACLU tied to communism? You bet! Read the explosive details here. Where is the ACLU when it comes to a blatant violation of the 1st Amendment and one's civil rights? If it involves a Christian, nowhere. Click here and here to read of a totally outrageous case most people would think occurs...

SACRAMENTO -- The state Senate's incoming leader has placed water issues under one of California's most outspoken environmentalists. Don Perata, the Democratic president-elect of the Senate, announced that water legislation will now be handled by a committee chaired by Sen. Sheila Kuehl, D-Santa Monica. "That's a big change," said Kern County Water Agency manager Tom Clark. The move delighted environmentalists and dismayed many farmers and water officials. The two groups have battled each other over water supplies for decades. However, Clark said it doesn't worry him. "We've worked well with Senator Kuehl in the past," Clark said. He noted that...

Citizens group continue fight against city water untility. Their purpose was to discuss the proposed acquisition of three local water companies by the city of Cottonwood. Doug Evenson, Chairmen of Concerned Citizens Committee, told the council they were breaking the law and what they planned on doing was illeagal.