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Unfortunately Buddy Carter has to cancel. He has been called to an important Energy Committee Meeting. Chatham County Police Chief Jeff Hadley has graciously accepted to be his replacement speaker.
A lot of buzz in Washington and the Media about Buddy's Proposed Fair Tax Act - Hear Buddy's Side of the Story at the February Luncheon and Read about it Below
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October - VOTE
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September - High Noon
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August - Mama Bears
June - Tea and Thee: Cheryl Chumley "Lockdown"
May - Indoctrination vs Education
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March 24 - HERstory
January 20 - Betrayal
December 16 - Presence
November 11 - Honor our Veterans
October 14 - Hot Topics, Current Affairs, Candidates
September 16 - Unmasking Education
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Click on Buddy's Image to read about his Strong Position against what is happening at the Southern Border. Buddy is our only voice in Congress. Now is the time to ask questions about your concerns with current actions. Buddy is a pharmacist. We need to understand his concerns about covid infected immigrants coming into our country as well as the drugs flooding in.
August 19 - Immigration with Buddy Carter
July 15, 2021 Convention of States
Click on the Article V Convention of States Pocket Guide for A Comprehensive Oveview
June 17, 2021 Crisis Threat vs Opportunity
May 26, 2021 "Tea and Thee"
Enjoy the event - Check out Photos www.connectsavannah.com/savannah/ladies-on-the-right/slideshow/16536198
April 15, 2021 "Voices"
March 18, 2021 Cancel Culture
Despite a tornado warning, LOTR members braved the storm and close to 80 brave conservatives met at the Palmetto tent eager to hear Bill Edwards, "The Voice of Savannah" and Radio Host on WTKS 1290 speak on "Cancel Culture."
Bill kept the audience enthralled with a marathon of memories of past years which mirror happenings in today's anti-Right environment. Bill accurately described the Left as depicting everything they don't agree with as racist.
Topping off a great event Marolyn Overton, Chair of LOTR, awarded Bill with a Honorary Membership to LOTR.
To read a full account of the event please click on the following link:
lotrgeneralmeetingmarch182021march21revision2.docx
Bill kept the audience enthralled with a marathon of memories of past years which mirror happenings in today's anti-Right environment. Bill accurately described the Left as depicting everything they don't agree with as racist.
Topping off a great event Marolyn Overton, Chair of LOTR, awarded Bill with a Honorary Membership to LOTR.
To read a full account of the event please click on the following link:
lotrgeneralmeetingmarch182021march21revision2.docx
January 15, 2021 Second Amendment
LOTR started the year with a "bang" with a Hot Topic on Second Amendment Gun rights. Guestspeakers, Ron Whitaker and Sheriff John Wilcher, addressed a full house at The Barn at Marshwood. Their presentations related to our Second Amendment, The Right to Bear Arms.
From a gun manufacturer's point of view, Ron Whitaker, Chairman Strum, Ruger & Co., presented his views on future regulations that will impact the arms industry, i.e., price increases and restraining availability. Potential legislation is expected to continue to increase the price of weapons and ammunition for the purpose of increasing tax revenue along with decreasing ownership. Ammunition will continue to become less available. Sheriff Wilcher testified to this fact, as his department is experiencing this problem.
Sheriff Wilcher focused on Chatham County's Concealed Carry Weapons law (CCW) and the required license. Georgia's CCW allows a licensed person to carry a concealed gun on his body or vehicle. This permit will take longer to acquire due to the increase in bureaucracy. He highly recommended that new gun owners take the county's Civilian Firearms Course with its emphasis on safe weapons handling and basic marksmanship.
Rep. Buddy Carter's office provided the booklet, The Constitution of the United States & The Declaration of Independence, for all attendees. This booklet will be a helpful reference for many of our future LOTR Hot Topics programs.
From a gun manufacturer's point of view, Ron Whitaker, Chairman Strum, Ruger & Co., presented his views on future regulations that will impact the arms industry, i.e., price increases and restraining availability. Potential legislation is expected to continue to increase the price of weapons and ammunition for the purpose of increasing tax revenue along with decreasing ownership. Ammunition will continue to become less available. Sheriff Wilcher testified to this fact, as his department is experiencing this problem.
Sheriff Wilcher focused on Chatham County's Concealed Carry Weapons law (CCW) and the required license. Georgia's CCW allows a licensed person to carry a concealed gun on his body or vehicle. This permit will take longer to acquire due to the increase in bureaucracy. He highly recommended that new gun owners take the county's Civilian Firearms Course with its emphasis on safe weapons handling and basic marksmanship.
Rep. Buddy Carter's office provided the booklet, The Constitution of the United States & The Declaration of Independence, for all attendees. This booklet will be a helpful reference for many of our future LOTR Hot Topics programs.