Seacoast Women Strong (SWS) Present The BIG Tent Project, Sunday September 29th, 2 – 4pm in Rye, NH. Women, Men, ALL Are Welcome.

Copy & paste link to register and see more details:  https://swsnh.org/events

PS:  Men (XY) guests are very welcome. This is NOT a women-only event.

With local facts & close-to-home conditions, currently the speakers are as follows:

• M.C. – Jeff Chidester Jeff Chidester is the host of WFEA Morning Update, every weekday from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.  Jeff is a well-known, involved member of the New Hampshire Community with an extensive background in journalism, law enforcement, and broadcasting.  A featured columnist with the Portsmouth Herald, Jeff writes a weekly column.  He is a lifelong resident of N.H., and lives in Rochester with his wife, Laura.  His radio call numbers are 1370 AM.
• Jerry DeLemus – Topic: A Personal Experience with the Faulty Judicial System in America Jerry is a retired Marine, a true Patriot, was the Chairman of the Granite State Patriots Liberty Pac during the Tea Party years, and was the brave man who drove to the Bundy Ranch in Nevada to prevent a showdown between the Federal soldiers and the men who were protecting the Bundy family on the ranch.  Although Jerry was innocent of any crime, and never had a hearing, nor a trial, he was sentenced to 7 years imprisonment, which he served with composure and grace.
• High Sheriff of Rockingham, Chuck Massahos – Topic:  Drug Abuse and Rehabilitation in New Hampshire  For 27 years, Sheriff Massahos served in Rockingham County’s Sheriff’s office and the New Hampshire State Police Auxiliary Unit.  In his current position he is committed to reduce the drug traffic coming into our State and to improve the rehabilitation process for those afflicted.  Chuck has an intense dedication to his job and is always ready to lend a hand to anyone in need.
• State Rep. Lilli Walsh – Topic:  Locating the “Hidden” Votes Rep Lilli Walsh is a member of Trump’s New Hampshire Team and is working toward a NH win for Trump on November 5.  She also serves as a State Rep., representing Rockingham District 15.  Before serving in the State House, Rep. Walsh was the Vice Chairman of the Rockingham County Republican Committee and served as the RCRC Area 2 Chairman.  She is also the Chairman of the Kingston Town Committee.
• State Rep. Scott Wallace – Topic:  Illegals coming across NH’s northern border from Canada  Rep. Scott Wallace represents Brentwood, Danville, and Fremont in the N.H. State House.  He is the Vice Chair. of the House Judiciary Committee, Clerk of Special Committee on Housing, and Chairman of Rockingham County Sheriff’s Department Subcommittee.  Rep. Wallace has visited the Canadian border and will share that information with us.
• Retired Brigadier General, Don Bolduc – Topic:  The United States Veteran   General Bolduc served 36 years in the Army Special Forces.  He is a two-time valor recipient who is a survivor of a bomb event, numerous fire fights, and a helicopter crash.  Bolduc served 10 tours in Afghanistan, some as a member of the legendary “horse soldiers” who invaded Afghanistan on horseback after the 9/11 attack.  He currently works as a police officer in Pittsfield, NH.
• Jerry Leeman – Topic:  Saving the Ocean   As the Founder and CEO of the New England Fisherman’s Stewardship Association, Mr. Leeman seeks to unite New England fishermen.  Jerry Leeman is a longtime trawler captain out of New Bedford MA and is a resident of Orr’s Island ME.   Mr. Leeman says:  “We believe that by banding together we can protect our food source, our livelihood, our heritage, and the ocean.”
• Ann Marie Banfield – Topic:  Education in NH Ann Marie Banfield is an Education Policy Analyst and Parental Rights Advocate.  She appears frequently before legislative committee hearings and school boards on education matters.  She is a wealth of information and always ready to lend advice and assistance to parents and educators.
• Carole Moore – Topic:  U.S. Military Experiences Carole Moore’s career inside the D.C. Beltway gave her a unique perspective and deep insights into the U.S. Military and she has great respect for those with whom she served.
• Jack Kimball – Welcoming Jerry DeLemus Jack Kimball is best known for his positive leadership of the N.H. Tea Party movement, when he founded and headed up the Granite State Patriots Liberty PAC.  A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Jack firmly believes that the oath that he pledged to “uphold the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic,” is sacred.  Jack was a candidate for New Hampshire Governor in 2010 and held the office of Chairman of the N.H.GOP in 2011.
• Thanh Huibers – Vietnamese legal immigrant – Topic:  Her story of coming to America Thanh fled Vietnam with her parents and brothers in 1979 for political reasons and freedom.  She is grateful for the many opportunities in the United States and has been working as a nurse, recently as a family nurse practitioner in the Comprehensive Wound Care Center at Dartmouth Health in Lebanon, NH.