- Endwell Phone Bank - March 20
March 20 2010 • 11:00 am - Kingston Spaghetti Dinner, March 21
March 21 2010 • 12:00 pm - Wurtsboro Phone Bank March 27
March 27 2010 • 11:00 am - Mar. 27 Kingston Phone Bank
March 27 2010 • 11:00 am - Shawangunk Protest Against Wasteful Govt. Spending
March 27 2010 • 12:00 pm - Mar. 27 Meet & Greet, Saugerties, NY
March 27 2010 • 2:00 pm
- Join the Friends of George Phillips Meetup Group!
- Marching in the Kingston St. Patricks Parade
- Phillips Interview with Ed Morrissey
- Phillips Op-Ed on Domestic Energy Production Published
- George Phillips Responds to Rising NY Unemployment
- George Phillips Calls on Charlie Rangel to Resign
Join the Friends of George Phillips Meetup Group!
There's another great way to connect with other concerned citizens who feel it's time for a change in Washington, namely to send career politician Maurice Hinchey home to spend more time with his family and replace him with a new generation of real leadership. Now you can join the Friends of George Phillips Meetup Group. This was established by two of our really great supplorters, Sheryl and Randy Thomas. Keep up to date with campaign events and others who are working hard to bring George's new vision to Congress.
Read More | Email Page | Print PageMarching in the Kingston St. Patricks Parade
Friends,
Yesterday we had the pleasure of marching in the St. Patricks Day parade in Kingston, New York. The weather was a bit gray and damp, but the turnout was fantastic and we got the chance to meet all sorts of great people who came out to celebrate together. Below we will include a few photos from the event.
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Read More | Email Page | Print PagePhillips Interview with Ed Morrissey
Friends,
Last week I had the pleasure of being interviewed by conservative pundit Ed Morrissey of Hot Air, among other sources. We covered a variety of topics related to this year's campaign. You can watch a replay of the show at this link. My interview comes at roughly the one hour mark into the show.
Read More | Email Page | Print PagePhillips Op-Ed on Domestic Energy Production Published
Friends,
As you know, I am a firm believer in pursuing the safe, effective exploration of domestic energy resources. This is a vital issue not only for job creation and our economic recovery, but for national security as well. Today I had a new editorial column on this subject published in the Binghamton Press. You may read the article online here.
Read More | Email Page | Print PageGeorge Phillips Responds to Rising NY Unemployment
Friends,
This week we found out that unemployment rates continue to rise, particularly here in New York's 22nd District. In the Broome-Tioga area alone we have reached the dismaying level of 9.7%. One thing has become abundantly clear: Washington's policies of business as usual and frenetic spending are not working. As deficits continue to hit record levels, the so-called stimulus package has failed to produce real results. And still Congress continues to battle over a health care plan which will raise taxes and fees on employers, discouraging them from hiring new workers since they have no idea what their costs will be for new hires. The recently passed jobs bill was a small step to help, but it completely fails to address the larger issue. The government needs to foster an environment where hiring is an attractive option and the opportunities for growth and prosperity are obvious. This will only come with real reform in the way Washington does business.
This is a critical year in our nation's history and the time has come for new leadership and fresh ideas. That's why it is vital that we send career tax and spend politicians like Maurice Hinchey home and replace them with people who will get down to work for the American people. If you've Had Enough this ongoing stream of bad news about our economy, please support my campaign and work with me to bring the reform we need to government.
George Phillips Calls on Charlie Rangel to Resign
Today Congressman Rangel announced that he would be stepping down from his committee chairmanship in the wake of revelations regarding his behavior and ongoing ethics concerns. Stepping down from his Chairmanship is not enough. For a Member of Congress to have made such questionable and unethical decisions regarding tax law when he is head of the Committee that oversees tax policy warrants resignation.
Also, Maurice Hinchey should speak up. In the past, when controversies have arisen involving Republicans, other members of our party have called upon them to resign. We can't have Members of Congress like Maurice Hinchey tolerating the culture of corruption when it is exposed in their own party.
Welcome to our new web site!
Friends,
Welcome to the launch of our new web site. As we move forward in the 2010 campaign, we welcome the participation of the on line community and will make full use of this valuable resource. There has been an exciting level of growth in grassroots participation and buzz around my candidacy, and we are ready to wage an agressive campaign to bring about the real change that's needed in Washington, DC today. While you're here, be sure to take a look at the various features offered, such as my detailed plan for economic recovery and the top ten list of Maurice Hinchey's most outrageous escapades.
We're also in the midst of a critical fund raising period which will be crucial to our success this fall. If you've HAD ENOUGH of business as usual in Washington, please consider supporting our campaign with a donation today.
Read More | Email Page | Print PageVideo: George Phillips Addresses the Kingston Tea Party
Friends,
This past Saturday we had a great meeting with a packed hall of American patriots at the Kingston Tea Party in Lake Katrine, New York. The energy and excitement were evident and a great exchange was had during a Q&A session. We’ll be providing a few videos of the event here for those who missed it. Click on "Read More" below for the whole thing.
Read More | Email Page | Print PageRead George's Bold New Plan
As I travel across our district talking to concerned citizens from all walks of life, I've heard the questions which many have rightly asked. "So, George, you say you have a bold plan to put our nation's fiscal house in order and create jobs. Everybody wants to do that, but what are the details?" It's a fair question which deserves an answer, so here it is.
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