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December 16, 2010

Schock and Kirk on Dec. 18

UPDATE 12/17/2010.  Meeting has been canceled.  Guess it's too cold. E.H.

 

PEORIA -- Here's an unpublicized event fowarded to me via email that some may find interesting. 

A townhall meeting will be hosted by Senator Mark Kirk and Congressman Aaron Schock, both Republicans, at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, December 18  at Denhart Baking Co., 101 Washington Square, Washington, IL. 

It might be a good chance to confront the new Illinois Senator and the now 2nd term Congressman from Peoria on the vital issues of the day. 

But will they really show up that early? 

Is the event itself a hoax to drag unhappy liberals out at an early hour on a cold Saturday morning?  We'll see...

  -- Elaine Hopkins

 


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