Christine Butler and Paul Spain at Wellington 10/7

Christine Butler, candidate for county Supervisor of Elections
and

Paul Spain, Candidate for Congressional District 18
Christine is the former Chairman of the Broward Republican Party (2014-2015), Vice Chairman (2012-2014) and Chairman of Congressional District #23 serving on the RPOF State Executive Committee in 2015.
Christine is an attorney in private practice in Boca Raton, serving Palm Beach and Broward Counties, and a Certified Public Accountant. She specializes in corporate law and business transactions and has years of experience working with both national law and accounting firms serving clients from Miami-Dade to Palm Beach. Prior to her law career, she worked as an Audit Manager/CPA with a Big 4 accounting firm. Christine has also served on the boards of non-profit organizations. She has been a resident of South Florida for 40-plus years and is a graduate of Florida universities, including the University of Miami School of Law, where she served on Law Review. She now resides in Jupiter with her husband.
Paul Spain is a driven innovator and fresh face in Florida public policy. He is ready to ensure that the interests of District 18 are protected in Congress. Paul is an advocate for better fiscal practices and renewed ideals for education. Spain will dedicate the time and energy to attain results for the citizens of District 18.
A graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University, Paul has a lifetime of community service including Chambers of Commerce, Kiwanis Club, a current member of the College of Financial Planning with Advanced Planning Certifications (AAMS, CRPS), and a member of Maggie’s List, which promotes and supports efforts by women to hold public office. He is the father of two and has three grandchildren.
Wednesday October 7, 2015
Hurricane Grill and Wings
4075 Florida 7, Lake Worth, FL 33467
(561) 318-6107
Program 6:30pm
No Charge for Meeting
Honor Flight Welcoming Committee
Some pictures of Terry Gallagher and Brian Mast coming home with WWII heroes from DC on the Honor Flight at PBIA to a welcoming committee of 100’s of flag waving thankful and appreciative patriots.
Brunch with Senate Candidate Ron DeSantis
We have eyes to see and ears to hear – please let us use them!

Florida Representative (CD6) and Senate Candidate Ron DeSantis
105 Barbados Drive, Jupiter, Florida
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Sunday: September 27, 2015
Brunch $13.00
Start 1:00 pm – 3:00
Liberty Beats “The Right To Be Left Alone”
Public Hearing on the County Budget – What to expect
Candidate Night October 5
All candidates for Florida CD 18 (Patrick Murphy’s seat) have been invited.
Monday, October 5, 2015
Abacoa Golf Club
Program 6:30pm, Buffet Starts at 5:30pm
Buffet $20.00, No Charge for Meeting
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Moderator: Michael Williams
8-time Emmy Award winner, co-anchors NewsChannel 5 at 5:30, 6 and 11 pm.
Don’t miss this opportunity to get to know YOUR Candidates!
Thus far we have had confirmations of at least 7 candidates with more coming in.
We plan on giving YOU an opportunity to ask questions.
Please RSVP below.
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Massey Campos at Boca Raton on September 8
Boca Chapter
Invites you to attend its monthly meeting
on Tuesday September 8, 2015
featuring:

Vice PresidentInstitute on the Constitution
Boca Community Center
150 Crawford Blvd, Boca Raton, FL 33432
(561) 393-7807
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Please RSVP below; no meal is served with this meeting.
Massey Campos is the current Vice-President of the Institute on the Constitution (IOTC) and President of the American Club outreach, an educational outreach to school campuses that presents the founders’ “American View” of law and government. As a multicultural American of Hispanic descent Massey is an IOTC speakers’ bureau member, ordained Minister, and professional musician that has spoken to audiences across America including high school and college campuses. Massey has been seen on AP, NBC, Yahoo News, The Weekly Standard, and The Blaze. Contact Massey at: Email: massey@theamericanview.com Twitter: @selfevidentmc3 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/massey.campos
Massey Campos at Wellington on September 9
Wellington Chapter
Invites you to attend its monthly meeting
on Wednesday September 9
featuring:

Vice President
Institute on the Constitution
Program 6:30pm
Hurricane Grill and Wings
Marketplace at Wycliffe (Lake Worth Rd. & 441)
4075 State Road 7
Wellington, FL 33449
Please click on the RSVP button above so we are prepared to accommodate you.
Massey Campos is the current Vice-President of the Institute on the Constitution (IOTC) and President of the American Club outreach, an educational outreach to school campuses that presents the founders’ “American View” of law and government. As a multicultural American of Hispanic descent Massey is an IOTC speakers’ bureau member, ordained Minister, and professional musician that has spoken to audiences across America including high school and college campuses. Massey has been seen on AP, NBC, Yahoo News, The Weekly Standard, and The Blaze. Contact Massey at: Email: massey@theamericanview.com Twitter: @selfevidentmc3 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/massey.campos
Brian Mast at Abacoa on September 14
Jupiter Chapter
Invites you to attend its monthly meeting
on Monday September 14, 2015
featuring:

Program 6:30pm, Buffet Starts at 5:30pm
Abacoa Golf Club
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Buffet $17, No Charge for Meeting
Take Donald Ross Rd. to Parkside Dr. North on Parkside Dr. 0.4 miles to Barbados Dr. Left on Barbados Dr. to first driveway on Left
Please click on the RSVP button above so we are prepared to accommodate you.
Brian’s Bio
Brian Mast served the United States of America from 2000-2012 as a soldier in the U.S. Army. He has held the Military Occupational Specialties of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), Airborne Infantry, and Combat Engineer.
In 2012 Brian retired from the U.S. Army’s Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) following a catastrophic injury incurred while serving in Afghanistan. His service and many lifesaving actions on the battlefield have been recognized by multiple awards for Valor, Merit, Sacrifice, Conduct, Achievement, and Excellence. Brian has also been recognized by the President of the United States, and been made an Honorary Member of the 75th Ranger Regiment for his contributions to the War on Terror.
Though Brian’s service with our nation’s most elite Special Operations Forces resulted in the bilateral amputation of both legs, neither his pace of life nor his work ethic have slowed. Since injury Brian has continued his work in Global Security Operations. He has provided analysis and training as a member of the National Nuclear Security Administrations (NNSA) Office of Emergency Operations in accordance with U.S. policy objectives. Brian has also provided explosive and tactical training to all federal agencies with first responder capabilities as an instructor of Home Made Explosives for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF).
Today Brian operates as an Explosive Specialist with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) (TSA). His work is to defend the multimodal transportation systems from explosive threat and advise local law enforcement and federal agencies to include U.S. Secret Service, FBI, U.S. Marshals, ATF, and U.S. Department of State on explosive threats, possible effects, trends, and solutions.
When Brian is not working he is utilizing his GI Bill as a full time student of Harvard University, is a constant advocate for countless non-profit organizations, and a contributor to veterans and veteran supporting foundations.