Showing posts with label West Nashville Republican Breakfast Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label West Nashville Republican Breakfast Club. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2011

Adam Nickas, Executive Director Tennessee Republican Party at WEST NASHVILLE EGGS AND BACON SUMMIT

DCRP-Davidson County Republican Party
Breakfast Summit, Saturday, November 19,
RISE AND SHINE  
FOR THE
WEST NASHVILLE EGGS AND BACON SUMMIT
Meeting at 
Shoney's
365 White Bridge Pike, Nashville
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Fellowship, Dutch Treat Breakfast 8:30 AM, meeting 9:00 AM


Special Guest 
Adam Nickas 
Adam Nickas
 Executive Director
Tennessee Republican Party
Hear the update on redistricting and more

 Moderator - Matt Nemeth
Regional Vice Chairman - Lonnie Spivak

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Thursday, October 13, 2011

West Nashville Breakfast Summit Guest is Bill Gimmell, Oct. 15th

DCRP-Davidson County Republican Party  Breakfast Summit, Saturday, October 15, 2011
RISE AND SHINE
FOR THE
WEST NASHVILLE EGGS AND BACON SUMMIT
Meeting at 
Shoney's
365 White Bridge Pike, Nashville
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Fellowship, Dutch Treat Breakfast 8:30 AM, meeting 9:00 AM
 
Special Guest 
Bill Gemmell 
Bill Gemmill
 Executive Director
Professional Educators of TN  (PET)
Bill will discuss the No Child Left Behind and the
changes taking place in the Educational Field.
PET is an option for Teachers who opt out of the Teachers Union.


Moderator - Matt Nemeth
Regional Vice Chairman - Lonnie Spivak

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Monday, September 19, 2011

Report from West Nashville Summit: Rod Williams, United Way, and Neighbood Resource Center

Hello,

Well, if you missed Saturday's West Nashville Eggs and Bacon Summit then you missed a very heated debate.  Joe Kirkpatrick and Rod Williams were our guests. 

Joe came to talk about his radio show on 880 AM which airs Monday through Friday from 8-10am.  He is passionate and well educated about both local and national politics.  Tune into his show to hear him along with former Representative Terry Lynn.  Joe provided a very interesting perspective on democracy and the media.

Rod spoke in depth about a recent blog post he made regarding the United Way and their funding of the Neighborhood Resource Center.   Through his investigative work Rod feels that the NRC is a front-group for political activities.  He provided an interesting perspective.

The debate began when members of both the United Way and NRC showed up to debate the blog post that Rod made.  Both sides presented very compelling evidence to their cases.  The debate at one point became very heated yet, in the interest of democracy, remained civil.  Anyone who was there learned a great deal about all parties involved and are better off for this.  It also goes to show how even when two groups disagree, they can do so in a very respectful manner even when emotions run high.

I certainly hope to see you next month.  If you have any suggestions for speakers coming up, feel free to send them to my attention.  Have a great week!


Regards,

Matt Nemeth

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Thursday, June 16, 2011

West Nashville Summit: Councilman Charlie Tygard

Rise and Shine
for the
West Nashville Eggs and Bacon Summit
with Special Guest

 Councilman Charlie Tygard

Councilman Tygrd will be speaking on the issues facing Metro government and his reelection campaign. To learn more about Charlie Tygard follow this link: Charlie Tygard Council at Large.


Meeting at  
Shoney's
365 White Bridge Pike, Nashville
Saturday, June 18
Fellowship, Dutch Treat Breakfast 8:30 AM, meeting 9:00 AM
Moderator: Matt Nemeth

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Sunday, May 22, 2011

West Nashville Summit Report: Metro Council Candidate Dave Patterson

Dave Patterson
From Matt Nemeth, Moderator, West Nashville Republican Breakfast Club

Hello All!

We were honored yesterday to have Dave Patterson speak about his candidacy for Metro Council in District 4!  Dave did a great job talking about his background, experiences and vision of what Nashville can be.  Some interesting things about Dave include:

- He has spent more than 15 years as an officer in the United States Army and Army Reserve
- He is a very successful businessman
- Dave believes in low property taxes for the city
- He and his wife are members of Our Savior Lutheran Church

When elected, Dave will become an important and effective leader in Metro Council.  He has a great vision to bring business to Nashville and make this area very competitive for small business.  I donated to his campaign earlier today.  You can do so and learn more about Dave at his website: http://www.electdavepatterson.com.

Thanks again to all who attended!  Have a wonderful Memorial Day and see you all next month!

Regards,
Matt Nemeth

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