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President Obama Coming to Strongsville March 15th! |
President Obama is scheduled to be at the Strongsville Recreation Center (Ernfelt Center) on Monday, March 15th at 1:00 PM. Tickets will be distributed on a first come, first served basis on Sunday, March 14 at 2:00 p.m. in the Main Lobby of the Walter F. Ehrnfelt Recreation and Senior Center. Click here for a map.
But you don't need a ticket to tell the President and world what you think about Obamacare! Come on out and be heard!
It appears that Route 82 from I-71 to Pearl Road and Pearl Road near Royalton Road will have restricted access from 10:00 AM until Noon, and then be closed from Noon until after Obama leaves.
Sources also tell us that the Recreation Center, Senior Center and Library parking lots will be closed. Parking is suggeset at South Park mall and the other shopping centers nearby. Southpark Mall has entrances on Royalton Road and Howe Road.
Let's help us pack Royalton and Pearl Roads with Patriots telling the President what we think of this bill!
Please plan your time of arrival and parking with the advisory in mind. The President's security is much more intense and the inconvenience is something to be endured to ensure his safety. Bear with it and plan appropriately.
Be sure to check www.Strongsville912.com for updates! |
Sign Making / Organizational Meeting |
Calling all Tea Party members, 912ers, Conservatives and other concerned Patriots!
There will be a Sign Marking Party and Organizational meeting to prepare for the Stop Obamacare Rally on Sunday, March 14th from 2PM to 5PM at the Deefield Lakes HOA Clubhouse located at 17150 Golden Star Drive in Strongsville ( click here for a map and directions).
Stop in any time within this time period to help.
Although the Strongsville Republican Club and others have donated some funds for this event, please bring sign-making materials if you can (posterboard, markers and banners) or make a donation to help defray the costs.
We'll provide some light refreshments. Bring your sign ideas!
Please car pool as parking is limited! |
Healthcare Reform Action Plan - What You Can Do! |
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There's still time to let Congress and the President know your thoughts about Healthcare Reform.
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Stop Obamacare Rally Sign Ideas |
Here are some great slogans applicable for signs. banners, t-shirts, etc for the anti-Obamacare rally. Feel free to suggest more by commenting on this article.
 $11 Trillion and climbing - Now that's a lot of change!
- 3 Simple Words: WE THE PEOPLE
- Andrew Jackson was Right: No to Bank Nationalization
- April is the month when the green returns to the lawn, the trees and the IRS.
- Armed and Dangerous ... WITH MY VOTE
- Bailouts + Debt = fiscal child abuse
- Born Free, Taxed to Death
- Can We Bankrupt The Country? YES WE CAN
- Can We Lay Off Congress?
- CAP (your income) & TRADE (your freedom)
- Cap and Trade = Trap and Raid
- Capitalism is NOT the problem; Ivy League politicians ARE
- Cut Government Spending; Fire a Politician
- Cut Taxes, Not Deals
- D.C. = District of Corruption
- DC: Find Another Country to Pillage and Plunder
- DC: If You Have Time To Read My Sign,Try Reading Some Legislation!
- DC: The Longer You Stay, The Less You Remember About US
- Debt is the problem; how can it be the solution too?
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FREE Offer from Strongville Robeks to Obamacare Opponents! |
 Stop by before or after the Obamacare Rally and you'll get the best smoothies, wraps and salads around from the Strongsville Robeks.
Anyone who presents a conservative sign or says "I'm with the Tea Party" will get FREE coffee or smoothie with the purchase of the same. In addition, Robek's will give you a free smoothie with the purchase of any wrap or salad.
The Strongsville Robeks is located on the corner of Ordner and Royalton Rd (Rt. 82) just east of the Recreation Center entrance. Click here for a map.
Thanks to John Sturm, Strongsville Robeks owner. There may be restrictions on this offer - ask the store for details. |
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Sign Making Tips |
 Choose large pieces of white poster board or foam board.
- Colored pieces make text harder to read.
- Make sure the sign is waterproof if it's going to rain!
- Decide on a slogan. Try to stick to short phrases.
- Avoid obscure references and the funnier the better - those will be memorable.
- Sketch out the slogan in pencil
- make sure the letters are large enough to read, your text should use the entire space.
- Slogans should be written in a combination of upper and lower case letters - all caps are hard to read. Use them sparingly for emphasis.
- Using broad-tipped markers, write your slogan in broad letters.
- Sometimes it helps to write it first and then go over it again to make it thicker.
- It's okay if it looks homemade.
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