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Marco Rubio and David Barton Headline Wednesday Event

September 14, 2010 Local, Political News No Comments

Marco Rubio and David Barton Headline Wednesday Event

By Tom Tillison
Orlando Political Press

State Representative Scott Plakon and John Ritenour will be hosting an event on Wednesday in Longwood featuring Marco Rubio and David Barton, founder of Wallbuilders and a frequent guest on the Glenn Beck show.

The event is free and open to the public.

 

MARCO RUBIO
 CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATE
will be appearing in Longwood, Florida with Constitutional Scholar
DAVID BARTON
 Founder and President of Wallbuilders

HOSTED BY:  Representative Scott Plakon and John Ritenour
 
LOCATION:  Alaqua Country Club
2091 Alaqua Drive., Longwood, Fl.  32779
http://www.alaquacc.com/
(Gated community, must check in at gate)
TIME:  2:00 P.M

DATE:  SEPT. 15TH, WEDNESDAY
 
THIS IS A FREE EVENT, COME EARLY…SPREAD THE WORD!!!
 
For further information, contact Patty Redlich, 407.340.0623

Posted by TomT

Tom quickly established himself as an integral part of the tea party movement in Orlando. He's the original founder of the Central Florida Tea Party Council and Editor-In-Chief of the conservative news site Florida Political Press. He's known for his laid back style and intensity of opinion, which he prefers sharing in open parking lots with plenty of room to pontificate.

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