UPDATE: DMYR July GENERAL MEETING, feat. JJ Ament, Buck, Maes, and Penry!

by Brett Moore | 12:32 pm, July 27, 2010 | Comments Off

Join DMYR Tuesday, July 27th for our July General Meeting. This month we are pleased to welcome Young Republican and CO State Treasurer Candidate JJ Ament, and his plans to unseat the Democrat incumbent and bring some conservative fiscal sense to Colorado.

In addition we will hear from US Senate candidate Ken Buck, Governor candidate Dan Maes, and Jane Norton for US Senate Campaign Manager, Josh Penry!

RSVP HERE: http://www.facebook.com/brett.anthony.moore?v=wall&story_fbid=146527425364755&ref=notif&notif_t=share_comment#!/event.php?eid=146672872014206&ref=mf

This will be one of the l…ast opportunities to hear these great candidates before the primary! Come out and watch the fireworks while enjoying an evening with your favorite Young Republicans!

Meeting Date: Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Meeting Time: social hour begins at 6:00pm, meeting starts at 6:30pm
Meeting Location: Club M @ Hamburger Mary’s, 700 East 17th Avenue, Denver, CO 80203– private bar, enter on the NorthEast corner.

*FREE PARKING ACROSS STREET*

**Please be sure to join DMYR and RSVP on Facebook! Come thirsty and hungry as we have our own bar, and Mary’s has the best burgers in town!**

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