Bruce R. Hough: D.C. - What a Week its Gonna Be!!!

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

D.C. - What a Week its Gonna Be!!!

Heading to D.C. to participate in the election of a new Chair of the National Republican Committee. The election has heated up and a lot of e-mails have been flying, some not so nice...

I've decided to run for the Western Region representative on the Budget Committee of the RNC. I'm for full disclosure and transparency on the essential information that comprises the RNC finances and I figure I'm a pretty good guy to help that happen...

I'll be updating as the week progresses....

By the way, Steele, Anuzis, Blackwell and Dawson have all agreed to disclose their financials in the run for chair... I haven't heard back from Chip Saltsman or Mike Duncan yet...

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Experience...

· Experience as former RNC Member when State Party Chairman (1991-1995) Current National Committeeman (2008 -2016)
· Effective fundraiser, raising record amounts as party chairman and ten's of thousands of dollars for the State Party and the Romney Campaign; long-time member of the party’s major donor organization - The Elephant Club
· Active grassroots party participant for more than 25 years as a member of the state central committee, precinct chairman, County Officer, and county, state and national delegate
· Successful leadership and management experience in politics, business, religious, civic, and charity organizations

Why I Serve...

· To recruit men and women of character, with common beliefs and principles to serve in elected office
· To raise funds and develop resources to successfully assist those willing to enter the arena of public service
· To provide management and leadership experience to the state and national party
· To inject a strong dose of conservative thought to the national party
· To persuade others to follow the principles of:

Individual Responsibility; caring for ourselves and family, for the helpless, the weak and the unborn

Proper Role of Government; protecting our rights, not usurping them

Fiscal Conservatism; keeping the size and scope of government in line with its constitutional role

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