Forsyth County Tea Party and Young Republicans shootout set April 30
News March 26, 2022
FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. – The Forsyth County Tea Party and Forsyth County Young Republicans have a special event planned for those who support Constitutional Carry and the Second Amendment on April 30 at Freedom Mill Gun Range and Brew and Shine on Spot Road in Cumming.
The day will begin with a shootout on the range at 11a.m. and will continue until 2 p.m. You can shoot just for fun or test your skills and maybe take home bragging rights or a prize AR-15. There will be a short warmup of 17 rounds. Next the real competition begins. You have 7 shots to fire on a deck of cards target. The best 5 card poker hand wins. Then you have 10 rounds to fire on a bullseye target. Best score wins. Everyone that participates will get 1 free ticket for our AR-15 Raffle. There will be men’s and women’s winners. The men’s and women’s winner from each competition will receive 20 tickets in the AR-15 raffle.
Following the shootout, there will be a candidate meet and greet starting at 2 p.m. where you can meet and have lunch with Republican candidates including 6th District US Congressional candidate Dr. Rich McCormick, State House District 24 incumbent Sheri Gilligan and District 24 challenger Carter Barrett and State House District 28 candidate Blake McClellan. You are welcome to attend one event or both.
Tickets for the event range in price from $10 to $50. If you can’t attend, but want to support the effort to continue to support the 2nd Amendment, donations are welcome.
You can Purchase tickets at Eventbrite at the Link Below.
McClellan will campaign for the new House seat in District 28
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NOTE: In the coming days, Fetch Your News will present information on the candidates who have qualified for the May 24 General Primary Election to help voters make informed votes.
FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. – Blake McClellan qualified this week to run for State Representative in District 28, saying “I’m in this race to fight for the America we love. For far too long, we have had weak politicians at the Capitol that refuse to stand up for the values of conservative Georgians.”
McClellan is a graduate of Georgia Southern University, where he studied Business Administration, which prepared him for his current role as the CEO of a Medical Technology company that enables doctors to film their procedures and share them with colleagues worldwide.
While building his technology company from a concept to being a global leader, Blake traveled the world and even met the royal family in Bahrain — one of our nation’s allies in the Abraham Accords.
With his experience in technology and economics, McClellan said he will focus on election integrity while addressing the censorship issues by big tech.
“Our country is fighting the greatest political oppression of all time. As a parent, husband, Christian, and Georgia business owner, I could no longer sit back and watch our country destroyed. We must show up at the polls this May 24th and ensure our voices are heard.
Blake attributes his inspiration to serve our state to his wife Lacey, a teacher in Forsyth County, and his daughter Isabella.