Here is your chance to ask Georgia's Insurance Commissioner why he obstructs Obamacare here in Oconee County Saturday

Ralphie babe is "Cooking with the Commissioner" right here is little old Oconee County down at Heritage Park, trouble is you have to fork over $25.00 to the Ralph Hudgens re-election campaign, a/k/a "Friends of Ralph Hudgens" and you even get a t-shirt to wipe the BBQ sauce off your chinny chin chin.



Annual Cooking with the Commissioner

  1. Date

    Saturday, October 26, 2013

    Time

    4:00pm to 7:00pm

    Location

    Heritage Park
    2543 Macon Highway
    Watkinsville, GA 30677

    About

    Commissioner and Suzanne Hudgens
    invite you to the Annual
    “Cooking with the Commissioner!”
    Your ticket includes a meal and a Cooking with the Commissioner T-shirt.

    Commissioner and Suzanne look forward to seeing y’all there for an afternoon of great food and fun.

    Registration ends October 25th.

    Sponsorship opportunities are available; please contact Candi Sprague at CandiSprague@gmail.com for further information.

    You may also send a check to:
    Friends of Ralph Hudgens
    PO Box 459
    Hull, GA  30646
    Disclaimer:
    All checks should be made payable to “Friends of Ralph Hudgens”. Corporate checks from entities regulated by Ralph Hudgens will NOT be accepted.

    Contributions are not deductible as charitable donations for federal or state income tax purposes. Georgia law requires political committees to report the name, mailing address, occupation and employer for each individual whose contributions aggregate in excess of $101 in a calendar year.

    The maximum an individual, corporation, or PAC may contribute is $12,600.00 ($6300 for a primary election and $6300 for a general election.)

  2. How many tickets?

    Admission ($25.00)

    Admission

  3. Make a one-time donation: $

  4. Your total cost will be: $25.00
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