Four Winds

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🚨We're less than a week away from our second quarter fundraising deadline.

We need to raise $10,401 by midnight Monday, June 30th to hit our goal.

Chip in today to help put us over the top! ⤵️
https://secure.winred.com/sandy-roberson-for-nc/donate

Fun project for USC and House of Victory. 🏈👀

Have you entered to win our VIP Game Day package for the Notre Dame game?? One lucky Trojan fan will receive:

🏟️ Pre-Game Field Passes
🏈 USC vs Notre Dame Game Tickets
🎟️ HOV Ultimate Tailgate Passes
✈️ Travel Credit

What are you waiting for!? ✌️ Enter now: http://spot.fund/USCvsNotreDameSweeps

Winning the message, and the election. 🇺🇸

Livengood: Hertel couldn't escape 'liberal lobbyist' branding in Michigan's House race Thanks to Curtis Hertel Jr., Republican attack ads against the "liberal lobbyist" in the 7th Congressional District race practically wrote themselves.

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What’s scaring voters this Halloween? Curtis Hertel Jr. supporting a 45-cent gas tax increase! His tax-raising agenda is too terrifying to be our next Congressman. Reject Higher Taxes Hertel this election.

We love seeing our F3 Energy branding at the Return to Rawhide and events across the country! 🤘🏻⚡️

Good vibes, good music and good energy at the Return to Rawhide with @relentlessbeats and @ilenium⚡️   #F3Energy #EnergyDrink #ReturnToRawhide #Illenium #RelentlessBeats #FestivalSeason #WeekendVibes #FestivalFun

Keep your 👀 peeled for these stickers at gas pumps across Missouri 😂⛽️

Missourians may have noticed an increase in their gas prices yesterday...thanks to Mike Kehoe's 12.5¢ per gallon tax increase. As Governor, I will repeal the gas tax! Learn more: https://ashcroftformissouri.com/tax-hike-mike

Summer is going to be good for Orland Park, thanks to Mayor Keith Pekau!

Gary Levox is coming to Orland Park this Saturday, June 8th, to kick-off Orland Park’s summer music line-up where Mayor Pekau will unveil the new Centennial Park West venue!

Today, we celebrate . Which marks the day 159 years ago, when the Emancipation Proclamation was read in Galveston, Texas to end slavery in the United States. As we reflect on our progress as a nation, we remain committed to giving all Americans liberty and opportunity for all.