God Bless the United States of America
On this day in 1776, the Second Continental Congress adopted the United States Declaration of Independence in what is now known as Independence Hall in Philadelphia. In taking this historic step, the Congress proclaimed “these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States.” Today, we celebrate our Nation’s independence and the vision of our Founding Fathers revealed to the world on that fateful day, as well as the countless patriots who continue to ensure that the flames of freedom are never extinguished.
Are You a #ProudAmerican? Here’s an Opportunity to Say Why
Americans watching in shock, disbelief, and anger as mobs tear down statues, vandalize other property, and attack police officers now have an outlet to express pride in being part of our nation.
The Heritage Foundation and its lobbying arm, Heritage Action for America, are urging supporters and allies to record and submit short videos on why they are proud to be Americans.
Candidates Fan Out Across Dranesville on July 4th
By Rosie Oakley
Despite rain showers and stifling humidity on the Fourth of July, Fairfax Republican volunteers at Celebrate Great Falls were busy handing out bubbles, American flags, balloons, and red Twizzlers
Kings Park Celebrates Independence Day with Concert and Candidates
By Michael Albin
Several hundred kids and their parents lined the streets of Kings Park Precinct in Braddock District for the 54th annual Independence Day parade and band concert
Kings Park 4th of July Parade
Come out and cheer for your Republican candidates in the Kings Park 4th of July Parade! The route starts at Kings Park Elementary School at 10:00 and winds round the neighborhood to K.P. Park.
Fairfax 4th of July Parade
Cheer for your fellow Republicans marching in the 2019 City of Fairfax Independence Day Parade! If you’re interested in marching with us, we’ll be in Division #6, Position #16.
Independence Day! Fairfax City Parade
Happy Fourth of July!
Independence Day – Daytime Parades & Evening Fireworks – Many campaigns will be looking for volunteers to hand out literature, participate in floats, etc. For details, call your local campaigns.
Fairfax City Independence Day Parade – Marching w/local candidates & more – 9:30 AM (parade at 10 AM), Massey Building. Call: (703) 352-1337.
The Leadership Institute’s Conservative Soiree – Occoquan Regional Park, 9751 Ox Road, Lorton. Call: (703) 247-2000.
Volunteer Opportunity – Placing Flags for Independence Day
Here is a great opportunity to work alongside Delegate Hugo’s office to prepare for the Independence Day celebration in the 40th District. Please see Delegate Hugo’s request for volunteers below.
Dear Friends,
On July 3rd, my office will once again be placing American flags throughout the 40th District to celebrate Independence Day. This will be our 15th year doing this and a great opportunity for those looking to volunteer.
Sign up to volunteer HERE.
On July 3rd, we will meet at 8:30 a.m. at Centreville Elementary School (directions here) where we will divide into teams and start flagging. We expect to finish early afternoon, and afterwards, we invite you to join us for lunch.
This is a huge effort and we can use all the help we can get, so if you would like to volunteer please let us know. Thank you to everyone who has already offered to help!
If you are available to help on July 3rd, use the link above to sign up or contact Dean Goodson at dean.goodson@timhugo.com or (703) 815-1201.
Regards,
Tim
4th of July Week GOP Activities
Looking for something to do on the 4th of July week?
Here are some Republican opportunities for you:
1. Annual Fairfax City July 4th Parade. Please walk with Jeff Dove, the Republican candidate running in the 11th Congressional District for the U.S. House of Representatives, in this downtown Fairfax City parade. Jeff is seeking to defeat Democrat incumbent Gerry Connolly in the fall election…