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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

COAST 2011 Fundraiser

COAST is pleased to host its 2011 Annual Fundraising event featuring:
  President,
  Americans for Tax Reform

The event will be held:
  Thursday, June 9
  6:30 pm
  Anderson Center  (View Map)
  7850 Five Mile Road
  Anderson Township, OH 45230

Sign up by clicking one or more of the buttons below:
Any payment card may be used by clicking "continue" near the card logos on the PayPal page.
SPONSOR $500

COUPLE $125

INDIVIDUAL $75
Or mail a check to:
COAST Candidates PAC, Mark Miller, Treasurer, 3630 Zumstein Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45208

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Kasich captures lead on "no new tax" pledge

John Kasich had been trailing Ted Strickland in the polls by 5 or 6 points for several months in the Ohio Governor's race.

Then he signed the Taxpayer Protection Pledge from Americans for Tax Reform, promising to oppose and veto any and all efforts to increase taxes.

Now the latest Rasmussen poll has Kasich leading Strickland by 5 points. The magic of fiscal conservatism works every time it's tried!

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Road Trip: Capitol Networking

We had a fruitful breakfast today with Grover Norquist, Sandra Fabry and Nathan Pick of Americans for Tax Reform. They were extraordinarily generous with their time, giving us nearly three hours to learn the ropes of the movement for limited government. All three are amazing, but Grover is a brilliant guy, and can articulate the messages and roadmap to effective leadership so well, it is a joy to hear him speak. Just a joy. They gave us loads of good information to take our COAST message state-wide. For lunch, we met with a powerful Washington attorney who has helped with our local legal fights and discussed strategy on a number of constitutional cases.

Now, we head to the NTU opening night Cocktail Party, and speeches by Rep. Tom Price, Senator Jim DeMint and Representative Marsha Blackburn. There is lots and lots of energy in the movement for limited government in D.C.