Michele Bachmann To Address The 2011 Republican Leadership Conference & Reagan Centennial Celebration June 16-18, 2011

Michele Bachmann to address the 2011 Republican Leadership Conference & Reagan Centennial Celebration

The Honorable Michele Bachmann, Member of Congress from Minnesota and Chairman of the Tea Party Caucus in Congress, confirmed today that she will address the 2011 Republican Leadership Conference and Reagan Centennial Celebration.

RLC 2011 will be the most prominent Republican event of the year.

Join thousands of Republicans from across the nation at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside as we pay tribute to President Reagan and prepare for 2012. If you haven't done so already, buy your tickets at republican.eventbrite.com or visit RonaldReagan.com for more information about the event.

Our 2010 Southern Republican Leadership Conference was a big success … Newt Gingrich, Sarah Palin, Sean Hannity, Ron Paul, Haley Barbour, Rick Perry, Bobby Jindal and many more. Vendor booths … book signings … media outlets from around the world. Then there were those vintage only-in-Louisiana parties with music, dancing, corn and crab bisque, oysters, shrimp and jambalaya.
 
Folks from all over America poured into SRLC 2010. So, in 2011, we're inviting the whole country! Hence the name: Republican Leadership Conference … AND … Reagan Centennial Celebration.
 
As you know, Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday would have been this year.
 
This gives us a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to celebrate and honor one of the most significant Presidents in America’s history.
 
And it requires a once-in-a-lifetime response.

That is why Republican leaders from across the country are coming together in New Orleans to produce an unforgettable event to celebrate his legacy.
 
Just when you thought it couldn't get any better, we're going to have a huge birthday party for the Gipper! A 2011 Republican Leadership Conference just wouldn't be complete without a full weekend of activities commemorating the 100th birthday of the man of the century, Ronald Wilson Reagan, the 40th President of the United States.