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Louisville 912 meets the fourth Monday of each month, 7-8:30 pm at the Jeffersontown, KY library, 10635 Watterson Trail, Jeffersontown, Kentucky.

Our May 21 meeting:   In May, the fourth Monday is Memorial Day, so we have changed our meeting date to May 21, 2012.  Still 7-8:30 pm at the J-town KY library.  Topic:  How KY Governor Beshear is implementing Obamacare and what can be done to stop him.  Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear has been quietly implementing socialized medicine in this state since the early days of his first term. He has expanded Medicaid and is now well into the process of setting up ObamaCare, obligating us to participate whether the Supreme Court upholds the federal law or not. Worse, the legislature has quietly gone along with Beshear’s plan. In 2012, Beshear and the legislature budgeted $50 million to expand Medicaid eligibility and accepted another $60 million in federal funds to build a massive socialized medicine bureaucracy in Frankfort. David Adams has been watching all these activities closely all along. He will speak to us with a full update and details on what we can do to stop it.

How to help tornado victims in Indiana and Kentucky  and suggestions from Eric Wilson of KY 912

Sign-up sheet for Vacation Liberty School Living History Program August 13-16, 2012 at Tom Sawyer Park

On April 23, 2012.  Bill Vetter made a presentation on the separation of church and state.  It was so successful that we plan to have a follow-up meeting on that topic in the future.

Our March 26 meeting was very successful.  We took several of the issues that are being debated today and focused on what techniques are being used to trick us or cloud the issue and how to cut through the fog and make the issues clear.  The truth is our friend – we need to learn how to use it.

February 27, 2012 – We learned about Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals .  What did he advocate?  How are his tactics being used today?  How can we defend against them?  Can we use them for our benefit?  This was a lively discussion!  Many thanks to Patrick Adams for leading the discussion.

 

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