Benton County Republicans’ Private Fundraising Event, “Bent-on Boots and Bling” with Trey Taylor
Friday, September 5, 2025 at 5:00 pm
Featuring Trey Taylor
Music Private Event
Friday, September 5, 2025 5:00-5:30 pm VIP Reception
5:30-8:00 pm Heavy Appetizers,
Auction, Concert
Red: $750 VIP Reception
Front Row Table Sponsor
White: $500 Table Sponsor
Blue: $50 per person
Limited Seating. Get Yours Now!!!
Support Local
Dress up: Bling, Cowboy, Patriotic Benton County Republican
FUNDRAISER
www.BentonGOP.org
Get your tickets today at:
https://www.bentongop.org/event-details/benton-county-republicans-fundraiser/form
About Trey:
Trey is the youngest African American Man in Country Music History. The Denver Post wrote
"It's impossible to miss his enthusiasm. With a fondness for cowboy boots, gaudy colors and dazzling jewelry, Trey Taylor could stand toe to toe with any of the Pop, Country or even Rap
contemporaries of his generation.“
Trysting Tree Golf Club, 34028 NE Electric Rd., Corvallis
The result of economic chickens coming home to roost
A bold new commercial, directed at defeating the transportation ballot measure in the Metro region is ready for screens throughout the tri-cojnty area. Stop the Metro Wage Tax is the group mounting a campaign against Measure 26-218, dubbed "Get Moving 2020" which is expected to raise over $5 billion per year as a permanent payroll tax of 0.75%.
It's clear that COVID-19 is both a health and an economic crisis for our community. Many families and local businesses are struggling just to stay afloat – with record job losses, layoffs and shrinking paychecks.
In the face of the sharpest economic downturn in state history, Metro is proposing a brand new tax, forcing local businesses to choose between protecting their worker’s paychecks and keeping their businesses afloat. Metro’s proposal will divide our community by imposing a new tax on wages, threatening local non-profits and businesses at precisely the worst time.
In the last three elections alone, Metro has raised $3.6 billion in taxes. Those measures were supported by many in the business community, including the Portland Business Alliance, who worked to pass new taxes that would create affordable housing, expand green space, and improve homeless services. Many think this is the wrong tax at the worst possible time.
Much of the money goes to light rail, which has seen consistent ridership declines, year over year. Look for this commercial on a screen near you.