Lunch Meeting at the Eau Gallie Yacht Club
Social 10:45-11:15am
Meeting and Buffet Lunch: 11:15am
$20 per person, cash or check at door
RSVP by Sept. 15 to Maria at 321-728-4424
Or email: reservations2007@yahoo.com
Having trouble deciphering the nine constitutional Amendments that will be on the November Ballot? Worry no more. With us in September, Michael Kahn, Esq. will decode and clarify what we don’t understand, so we can vote with confidence.
You shouldn’t have a problem with Amendment 2. A new Quinnipiac Poll just released shows the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment at 58% acceptance statewide. We need the amendment to pass by two more points, or a 60% vote on November 4, 2008. Florida Governor Charlie Crist reaffirmed his support for the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment to define marriage as the union of one man and one woman. Governor Crist joins dozens of other federal and state elected officials who support the common sense of having the people and not judges define marriage in Florida.
Over 401 leaders have endorsed the Yes2Marriage.org campaign effort in support of Amendment 2 and will vote “yes on 2” November 4, 2008. Among the other Florida elected officials endorsing Amendment 2 include U.S. Senator Mel Martinez, Attorney General Bill McCollum, seven Congressmen, eleven State Senators and dozens of State Representatives in the Florida House. More info at www.yes2marriage.org
About RWNB Guest Speaker:
Michael Kahn practices law with an emphasis in First Amendment law, election law, intellectual property law and complex business litigation. Mr. Kahn has been engaged in the private practice of law since 1977. He received his law degree from Duke University in 1977. He also holds a Master of Arts from Emory University from Emory’s Institute of Liberal Arts and a Master of Arts Degree in Teaching from the University of Florida. He has taught and guest lectures on subjects, among others, concerning law of the First Amendment, election law, intellectual property law and litigation. For years, he was an adjunct professor at Rollins College where he taught courses, among others, in intellectual property law, computer law, professional ethics, internet law, and the First Amendment.
Mr. Kahn has been active in Republican politics for many years and has advised numerous candidates and elected officials on election law during that time. Presently he serves as General Counsel for the Republican Party of Brevard County, Florida.
