This morning, the Loudon County Republican Party opened the HQ for the remainder of the year. The state and federal August 6 Primary election and the November 2 state and federal General Election.
We take you there and the 5 inductees of the Loudon County Republican Party Hall of Fame.
Former Chair Melissa Caldwell Browder putting up a sign wearing a #TheMegaBullhornofTruth wristband
Loudon County Sheriff Tim
Guider making an entrance
Loudon County Trustee Chip Miller, Lenoir City Councilman James Brandon and me
Lenoir City Vice Mayor Jennifer Wampler talking to Jim and Darlene McNeece.
Heather Ostermann and me with 5 month old Shelby
food is always plentiful and good in Loudon
Cory Russell and I
cutting the ribbon
the thorn with two roses, me and Joy Miller and Elizabeth Bradshaw.
State Rep. Lowell Russel with opening remarks
State Rep. Kent Calfee
Lt. Governor Rand McNally
United States Senate Candidate Bill Hagerty
Loudon County Sheriff Tim Guider in the Hall of Fame
Tim Brewster in Hall of Fame
Ralph and Bonnie Wear in Hall of Fame
Jim and Darlene McNeece in Hall of Fame
Frankie and Jim Shields in Hall of Fame
myself, Lenoir City Vice Mayor Jennifer Wampler and Loudon County Road Superintendent Edde Simpson
POTUS Donald J Trump photobombing Wampler and me
Steve Eimers presenting Rep. Kent Calfee with Strawberry Hershey’s Syrup
Bill Hagerty and Lenoir City Councilman James Brandon
Loudon County Trustee Chip Miller, Bill Hagerty and Lenoir City Councilman James Brandon
Rep. Calfee being interviewed by Darrell Bryan of WLIL
Rep. Lowell Russell and I
TN Republican SEC Woman Amy Jones and Rep. Lowell Russell
Vice Mayor Wampler signing the cut ribbon
So Tim Brewster narrowly wins a town council seat and gets in the hall of Fame. His Facebook page demonstrates he is just Van’s echo chamber, he probably has to call van to change anything