Meet Renee Ellmers of North Carolina

Renee Ellmers, Candidate for Congress, NC 2

“I am running for Congress because as a mom, I want the same opportunities for my son as I had growing up. I am concerned about the direction our country is heading and I want to help get us on the right path. I need your help. Will you join me?” ~ Renee Ellmers, wife, mom, surgical intensive care nurse, candidate for Congress, NC 2

Renee is active in community affairs, having served as Vice President of Community Development for the Chamber of Commerce and as President Elect of the Chamber for the coming year. She has also served on the Dunn Planning Board, the board of the Betsy Johnson Hospital Foundation and the Harnett County Nursing Home Committee.

She volunteers at Cape Fear Christian Academy where her son, Ben, is a student, and teaches Sunday school at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Last summer Renee and her husband attended a Town Hall meeting to hear Congressman Bob Etheridge speak on behalf of President Obama’s health care plan. Later, as a volunteer, she became an outspoken critic of government-run health care. She is now a candidate for Congress – opposing Congressman Etheridge – in North Carolina’s 2nd District.

So drop in and meet Renee this evening on my radio program, where we’ll also be talking about what’s happening in Israel and the FTC’s grab to control the media.

THE ANDREA SHEA KING SHOW

9 PM ET

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/askshow/2010/06/03/the-andrea-shea-king-show

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