Citrus County Republican
Executive Committee
“Where you lead, others will follow…”
18April5:00 PMFeaturedLincoln Day Dinner 2020Lincoln Day Dinner
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(Saturday) 5:00 PM EST
Speakers for this event
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Congressman Brian Mast
Congressman Brian Mast
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Congressman Brian Mast is in his second term representing the 18th Congressional District of Florida. Prior to his election to Congress, Brian followed in his father’s footsteps by serving in the U.S. Army for more than 12 years, earning medals including The Bronze Star Medal, The Army Commendation Medal for Valor, The Purple Heart Medal, and The Defense Meritorious Service Medal. While deployed in Afghanistan, he worked as a bomb disposal expert under the elite Joint Special Operations Command. The last improvised explosive device that he found resulted in catastrophic injuries, which included the loss of both of his legs. While lying in bed recovering at Walter Reed Medical Center, Brian’s father gave him advice that has stuck with him to this day--to ensure the greatest service he gave to our country and the best example he set for his children was still ahead of him. Brian took this advice to heart and dedicated himself to finding new ways to serve our country and his community. Brian remained on active duty following the injuries and provided expertise to the National Nuclear Security Administration and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms during his recovery process. After his retirement from the Army, he continued working in counter-terrorism and national defense as an Explosive Specialist with the Department of Homeland Security. Brian subsequently received a degree from Harvard University and volunteered to serve alongside the Israel Defense Forces to show support for the freedom Israel represents throughout the Middle East and the world. In Congress, Brian strives to serve as he did on the battlefield: without regard for personal gain or personal sacrifice. He is a member of two committees: The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, where his priorities include fixing the pressing water quality issues stemming from Lake Okeechobee; and The Foreign Affairs Committee, where he uses his military expertise to help strengthen the safety and security of the United States. Brian lives in Palm City, Fla. with his wife Brianna and four children: Magnum, Maverick, Madalyn and Major.
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18April5:00 PMFeaturedLincoln Day Dinner 2020Lincoln Day Dinner
Event Details
Event Details
Time
(Saturday) 5:00 PM EST
Speakers for this event
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Congressman Brian Mast
Congressman Brian Mast
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Congressman Brian Mast is in his second term representing the 18th Congressional District of Florida. Prior to his election to Congress, Brian followed in his father’s footsteps by serving in the U.S. Army for more than 12 years, earning medals including The Bronze Star Medal, The Army Commendation Medal for Valor, The Purple Heart Medal, and The Defense Meritorious Service Medal. While deployed in Afghanistan, he worked as a bomb disposal expert under the elite Joint Special Operations Command. The last improvised explosive device that he found resulted in catastrophic injuries, which included the loss of both of his legs. While lying in bed recovering at Walter Reed Medical Center, Brian’s father gave him advice that has stuck with him to this day--to ensure the greatest service he gave to our country and the best example he set for his children was still ahead of him. Brian took this advice to heart and dedicated himself to finding new ways to serve our country and his community. Brian remained on active duty following the injuries and provided expertise to the National Nuclear Security Administration and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms during his recovery process. After his retirement from the Army, he continued working in counter-terrorism and national defense as an Explosive Specialist with the Department of Homeland Security. Brian subsequently received a degree from Harvard University and volunteered to serve alongside the Israel Defense Forces to show support for the freedom Israel represents throughout the Middle East and the world. In Congress, Brian strives to serve as he did on the battlefield: without regard for personal gain or personal sacrifice. He is a member of two committees: The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, where his priorities include fixing the pressing water quality issues stemming from Lake Okeechobee; and The Foreign Affairs Committee, where he uses his military expertise to help strengthen the safety and security of the United States. Brian lives in Palm City, Fla. with his wife Brianna and four children: Magnum, Maverick, Madalyn and Major.
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21April11:30 AMHomosassa River Republican Club - April
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Guest Speaker: Scott Adams Mr. Adams is a Republican candidate for Supervisor of Elections. Food and Drink are available for purchase before, during, and after the meeting. Complimentary beverages will be
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Guest Speaker: Scott Adams
Time
(Tuesday) 11:30 AM EST
Marguerita Grill10200 W Halls River Rd
May
19May11:30 AMHomosassa River Republican Club - May
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Guest Speaker: Forum with Candidates for District 3, Board of County Commissioners - Mark S. Hammer, Angel Starr Lewis, Luis Marin, and Ruthie Davis Schlabach. Food and Drink are available for
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Guest Speaker: Forum with Candidates for District 3, Board of County Commissioners – Mark S. Hammer, Angel Starr Lewis, Luis Marin, and Ruthie Davis Schlabach.
Time
(Tuesday) 11:30 AM EST
Marguerita Grill10200 W Halls River Rd
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OUR MISSION
The Citrus County Republican Executive Committee (CCREC) is the governing body of the Republican Party of Citrus County. The goal of our committee members is to be able to effectively educate, inform and mobilize Republican voters.
CITRUS COUNTY REPUBLICANS BELIEVE
Our 16th President of the United States and known as the Father of the Republican Party. He was the original Civil Rights Leader of our country. Abraham Lincoln died at the age of 55 having led during one of the most difficult eras of the nation.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN (1809-1864)
“My dream is of a place and a time where American will once again be seen as the last best hope of the Earth.”
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Our Country
“You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves.”
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The Role of Government
“Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.”
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
A Man’s Character
“The power of the ballot is stronger than the bullet.”
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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