Saguache
County Republican Central Committee General Meeting
June
12th at 6 pm
The Saguache County Republican Party will be conducting the General
Meeting on Wednesday at 6 pm June 12th at the Saguache Business Center
on the corner Hwy 285 and Denver Ave in Saguache.
We will be discussing the latest developments concerning the campaigns
of Marcus
Weir and Jason
Ensz for the offices of County Commissioner in CD 1 and CD 2. We feel
more confident in the possibility of gaining these two seats and putting
an end to decades of unbalanced Democrat rule. Both candidates are
encouraged about their chances and are excited about getting in front
of the voters in full campaign mode. Our candidates are now fully
equipped with rack cards for hand outs and display areas along with
18" X 24" yard signs. We will have a full inventory at the
meeting. You will be able to pick up your signs and cards at the meeting
to distribute to your friends and neighbors.
We
would also like to have a discussion on continuing to build on an
election strategy with additional input from our commissioner candidates
and those in attendance. We will be discussing the subject of additional
funding for our two candidates to cover materials and services needed
for the upcoming
election in November.
All registered Republicans are welcome to attend, but you must be
a precinct chairperson or member of the Saguache County GOP Central
committee
to
vote on resolutions presented at the meeting.
We
can win this, but It will take all of us to contribute our time and
energy to get the message out to every eligible voter in the county.
Our message is that this is the time for the people (Republican,
Democrat and Unaffiliated)
to reverse course and restore our Constitutional Republic form of
government here in Colorado.
It
all begins with us at the county/precinct level. The Uni-Party political
establishment, ruling
our state at the present
time, wants to eliminate the precinct / caucus / assembly concept.
They know it will empower the people and diminish their control. The
p/c/a concept is the road map designed to effectively involve the
people in the political process. It is the only logical and effective
path to the recovery of our
Constitutional Republic here in Colorado.
All central committee persons are encouraged to attend this important
meeting.
(all
17 names of the voting members on the current County Central Committee
are listed below on this page)
*Note: If you have a folding chair, maybe
it would be a good idea to bring it along just in case we have another
shortage
of seating like we had at the last meeting.
For More information call:
719-530-1257 or email: mkc@accentusa.com
Mike Cowan / Chair
Terry Gillette / Vice Chair
Kyle Zimmerman / Sec. - Treas.
719-530-1257
The abuse of power being used by our Federal Government
against innocent J6 prisoners is revealed and how it all relates to
the 2020 election.
Narrated by Professor David
Clements
Trailer
"Let My People Go" Full length movie
is now available / No
Charge
-- YEAR 2024
--
Current
US Voting System Apparatus is Not Secure
(Ret.)
USAF Colonel Shawn Smith
2023-2024 Executive Board and Central Committee
Chairman / Mike Cowan
Vice Chair / Terry Gillette
Sec / Treas
/ Kyle Zimmerman
County
/ State Dist Central Committee
Dan Warwick Sheriff
Trish Gilbert / County Clerk
Regina Swartz / County Treasurer
Mike Cowan / Chairman
Terry Gillette / Vice Chair
Kyle Zimmerman / Sec/Treas
Lyn
Miles /
PCP-1
(c)
Gary Roberts/ PCP-1
(vc)
TBD
/ PCP-2
(c)
TBD
/ PCP-2
(vc)
Joella Zimmerman / PCP-3
(c)
Angie LeRoy / PCP-3
(vc)
Scott Swartz / PCP-4
(c)
Kelly Smith
/ PCP-4
(vc)
Daniel Gray / PCP-5
(c)
Marcus Weir
/ PCP-5
(vc)
Ellen Cox / PCP-6
(c)
Cathy Adkins
/ PCP-6
(vc)
Moe Jones/ PCP-7
(c)
TBD
/ PCP-7 (vc)
Lauren Borbert Congressional
CD3
Cleave Simpson State
SD6
Anne Kelly District
Atty JD-12
County
Central Committeee
(and vacancy committee)
Dan Warwick Sheriff
Trish Gilbert / County Clerk
Regina Swartz / County Treasurer
Mike Cowan / Chairman
Terry Gillette / Vice Chair
Kyle Zimmerman / Sec/Treas
Lyn
Miles / PCP-1 (c)
Gary Roberts / PCP-1
(vc)
TBD / PCP-2 (c)
TBD / PCP-2 (vc)
Joella Zimmerman / PCP-3 (c)
Angie LeRoy / PCP-3 (vc)
Scott Swartz / PCP-4 (c)
Kelly Smith
/ PCP-4(vc)
Daniel Gray / PCP-5 (c)
Marcus Weir
/ PCP-5 (vc)
Ellen Cox / PCP-6 (c)
Cathy Adkins
/ PCP-6 (vc)
Moe Jones / PCP-7 (c)
TBD / PCP-7 (vc)
Colorado State Central Committee Executive
Board
Chairman /
Dave Williams
Vice Chairman / Hope Scheppelman
Treasurer / Tom Bjorkman
Secretary / Anna Ferguson
Vera Ortegon
RNC National Committeewoman
Randy Corporon
RNC National Committeeman
Fractional Reserve
Banking
The real power structure - International in scope and in control of
our government through the national debt
A
government debt is a government claim against personal income and
private property – an unpaid tax bill.
Hans
F. Sennholz
Debt? Deficit? What
are they? What's the difference?
SAGUACHE COUNTY REPUBLICANS
2024 Delegates and Alternates to the State Assembly
Designated Delegates
1. Mike Cowan
2. Terry Gillette
3. Kyle Zimmerman
Elected Delegates and Alternates
4. Joella Zimmerman
5. Angie LeRoy
6. Moe Jones
7. Jason Ensz
2024 Colorado State Assembly Delegation
Pueblo Colorado
Left to Right:
Kyle Zimmerman, Joella Zimmerman,
Moe Jones, Jason Ensz, Angie LeRoy, Terry Gillette, Mike Cowan
- National -
- State -
- County -
Maps / Plans
Saguache County Commissioner District Map
Saguache
County Precinct Map
Saguache
County Interactive Geographic Map
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COLORADO
FARM BUREAU CANDIDATE SCHOOL
Information
and registration form / Courtesy Shane and Janet Cox
sagctygop@gmail.com
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Saguache
County Republicans / Bylaws
Colorado State Bylaws / ARTICLE II: PURPOSE
Recognizing the principles of the Republican Party as reflected in the
State and National Platforms, the
primary purposes of this organization shall be to elect duly nominated
or designated Republican
candidates to office, to promote the principles and achieve the objectives
of the Republican Party at
national and state levels, and to perform the functions set forth in
the election laws of the State of
Colorado.
