Following a long tradition of distinguished speakers at their annual gala, the Rhea County Republican Party has landed one of the most influential figures of our time in Former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, to keynote their 2016 Reagan Day Dinner.<\/p>\n
The 2016 Reagan Day Dinner will be held\u00a0February 20 at Rhea County High School Auditorium. \u00a0Guests can expect a fun-filled evening with an invigorating\u00a0conservative rally, live music, live auction, and full\u00a0dinner. \u00a0Emcee for the celebration is none other than local celebrity Lebron Purser.<\/p>\n
The Rhea County Republican Party encourages everyone\u00a0to reserve their\u00a0seats now as tickets are going fast.<\/p>\n
Appointed by President George W. Bush, Gonzales became the 80th U.S. Attorney General and highest-ranking Hispanic-American ever in the Executive Branch in February of 2005.<\/p>\n
During his tenure,\u00a0Gonzales was\u00a0considered a key architect in establishing the legal foundations for the war on terror. \u00a0In addition to fighting terror, Gonzales is also praised\u00a0for his work on behalf of children in fighting sexual predators.<\/p>\n
Judge Gonzales currently serves as Dean of Belmont University College of Law, in Nashville Tennessee\u00a0where he currently teaches Constitutional Law, Separation of Powers, National Security Law and First Amendment Law.<\/p>\n
Expect Gonzales to\u00a0rally the crowd with conservative solutions to our country\u2019s problems.<\/p>\n
The Rhea County Republican Party has a rich tradition of luring powerful speakers\u00a0to Rhea County. \u00a0Recent years have seen the Tennessee Senator Dr. Mark Green M.D., U.S. Senator Bob Corker, and the late Fred Thompson.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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