Sep
13
Republican Lobster Dinner Get-Away at Lake Tahoe
Filed Under California, Doodles, Political Participation
California Republican Party Lobster Dinner Get-Away at Lake Tahoe
Yesterday, the Sacramento Bee reported that the California Republican Party and its leaders will attend a “lobster-fest” at Lake Tahoe to fund raise early next week.
The Lobster-Fest is no longer posted on the California Republican Party’s “Statewide Calendar of Events” webpage.
Related article at California Majority Report: Republicans Won’t Let a Budget Impasse get in the Way of Golf and Lobsters
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