When: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 from 6-9 pm
Where: Choppers Sports Grill | 80 S. Madison Street in Denver
What: A Happy Hour Discussion on Free Trade

Grab a glass of your favorite beverage, pull up a chair and get to know other liberty enthusiasts in the Denver area while talking politics and philosophy to your hearts content!

That’s what Liberty on the Rocks Denver is all about.

So join us this Wednesday night as we host special guest Rich Mitchell, Executive Director of the PIER Institute, to discuss the topic of Free Trade, and how he is literally helping to promote it through his work.

Specials:

$5 Burger & Fries
$1 off Dry Dock pints & $3 off pitchers

About Rich Mitchell:

Rich Mitchell designed the PIER Institute’s development model, created the Institute, and leads their policy and research initiatives. He has significant experience in international relief work, participating in relief and development projects in countries as diverse as Colombia and post-tsunami Sri Lanka. As a business attorney, he has more than 13 years experience in corporate, securities and nonprofit law representing start-up enterprises as well as international companies. In 2003, he spent six months in Costa Rica studying Spanish and interned at a Costa Rican law office. He has also taught more than 25 college courses including the subjects of International Business and U.S. Business Law. Mr. Mitchell received his Bachelor of Arts from Michigan State University and his Juris Doctor from the University of Denver College of Law.

Where: Choppers Sports Grill (back room) | 80 S. Madison Street, Denver
When: 6-9 PM on Wednesday, August 17

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Special Guest Jude Sandvall to briefly discuss: The Danger TIF (Tax-increment financing) Poses to Taxpayers

Mr. Sandvall is a local businessman and entrepreneur who has spent time researching TIF, and consequently has plenty to say about it as it relates to the new Aurora Economic Stimulus Plan (also known as the Gaylord Entertainment Deal). But it’s not just a danger to the people of Aurora, it’s something we must all be concerned about as it may be coming to a city near us! Read the below article by Randle O’Toole of CATO to get a better idea of the topic. It’s important, because it can easily affect YOU! So be sure to join us for this important discussion by Mr. Sandvall, which will be followed by Q & A and group discussion.

Crony Capitalism & Social Engineering: The Case Against TIF

Mock Debate: Should the government play a role in creating jobs and stimulating the economy?

Mr. Sandvall will join us early for our mock debate! So be sure to get to Choppers by 6:00 to hear Jude debate a “progressive” (quotations indicate they are just pretending!) on whether or not government should play a role in creating jobs. You can expect to walk away with some good talking points, and are also encouraged to share your own thoughts after the 15 minute debate.

“The True State of the Economy… Solutions For an Escalating Crisis”

Hosted by the Evergreen Tea Party & Liberty On The Rocks

When: Monday, June 13, 6:30-8:30 p.m. (pre-meeting “Beer Summit” @ 5 p.m.)
Where: Evergreen Country Day School | 1093 Swede Gulch Rd, Evergreen, CO
What: Discussing Solutions for an Escalating Economic Crisis

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We are not in an “economic recovery”. In fact we are trillions upon trillions of dollars in debt with increased unemployment approaching the great depression levels. The economies, global financial systems and currencies around the world are collapsing. The U.S. Dollar is on life support. Something must be done. Something can be done! Our personal freedom is tied to our economic freedom.

So says John Michael Chambers, Founder of the Save America Foundation, a not for profit 501(c)(4). He is the Executive Director of the Economic Advisory Council, the founder of JMC Productions and the Asset Preservation Institute. John is an entrepreneur, author, songwriter, public speaker; and producer and host for the radio program “Freedom…it’s up to U.S.”

In Washington DC, John attended meetings held by members of Congress on Social Security Reform, Tax Reform and Homeland Security. Acknowledging his business leadership, entrepreneurial spirit and contributions made to the growth of local and national economies, he was twice awarded the Businessman of the Year Award for the state of Colorado by the Presidential Business Advisory Council of Washington DC in 2004 & 2005.

Earlier this year, John organized and hosted the three day, Save America Convention in Tampa. Speakers at the event included Judge Andrew Napolitano, Author G Edward Griffin, (Creature From Jeckyl Island), Rep. Tom Tancredo, (CO.), Stewart Rhodes, (Oathkeepers), Frantz Kebreau, Gov. Gary Johnson, (NM), Sheriff Richard Mack (AZ), Brandon Smith, (Neithercorp Press & Alt-Market), and Joe Farah of World Net Daily, to name a few.

Arrive early The Evergreen Tea Party hosts a pre-meeting “Beer Summit”, or “High Tea” hour at the nearby Smugglers Tavern (29017 Hotel Way in Evergreen). Join us from 5-6 p.m. before the event for food, drinks and great conversation (No Host Bar)! Also, be sure to get to Evergreen Country Day School by 6:15 p.m.for cookies & bottled water, and to ensure you do not miss a second of the presentation!

Duration: 90 minutes with additional Q/A afterwards

Location:  The Uptown Tavern (17th & Pearl in Denver)

Time: 7-9 pm

Chuck Plunkett has been a professional journalist for more than 13 years. He worked for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, his hometown paper, and for The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review before coming to The Denver Post in 2003. Plunkett joined The Post’s editorial board in September 2008, after covering Denver’s preparation for the Democratic National Convention. He covered that convention as the paper’s lead convention writer, and also covered the Republican National Convention in St. Paul. Before moving into the political beat, he worked on the paper’s investigative projects desk. Plunkett has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Pittsburgh and a BA in English from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

Hope to see you there!

Location:

The Uptown Tavern
538 E. 17th Ave.
Denver, CO