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Liberty Luncheon

Friday, November 11, 2011 at 11:30 AM (CT)

Oak Brook, IL

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Impact Illinois Politics
Engage - Educate - Empower
 
Date:  Friday, November 11, 2011
Gather: 11:30 AM  Lunch: 12:00 PM - 1:45 PM
Location:  The Hyatt Lodge at McDonald's Campus
2815 Jorie Boulevard,
Oak Brook, Illinois, USA 60523

$35 - online | $45 - at the door


For Information please call:
Jennifer Babbington
(630) 541-8230

Guests include:

Jeanne Ives graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1987 with a Bachelor of Science in  Economics.  Jeanne served overseas as a Transportation Officer and her assignments included hauling nuclear and general cargo throughout Europe and commanding a headquarters company.  Her last assignment was as an ROTC instructor at Wheaton College. Jeanne works part-time as a tax and accounting consultant for small businesses and individuals, while also raising her five children. She currently serves on the Wheaton City Council, where she focuses on government transparency and protecting the taxpayer. Jeanne is a life-long Republican and is an elected precinct committeeman in Milton Township since 2004.

Phil Kerpen is a leading media source as well as a Vice President for policy at Americans for Prosperity. As the author of DEMOCRACY DENIED he offers the ultimate solution to fighting regulatory tyranny and outlines how we can stop the President’s radical agenda. Phil exposes how President Obama has thwarted democracy by imposing a host of radical job-crushing policies by executive fiat. He offers a compelling solution by telling the remarkable true story of how an idea to stop regulatory tyranny came from a 78-year-old former county judge in Kentucky named Lloyd Rogers. It is this citizen’s revolutionary idea that became the basis for the REINS Act, which would require any major regulatory action to receive the approval of the House and Senate, as well as the signature of the President before it can take effect.