CEQ Communications with the Competitive Enterprise Institue FOIA Email 5.13.03 (b)

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Dear Friend,
If you have not received a mailed invitation from CEI inviting you to be
our guest at our annual dinner on Tuesday, 20th May, here is an e-mail
version of the invitation. Please note that this is a complimentary
invitation, but is non-transferable. You may bring one other guest. You
must respond by Thursday, 15th May, if you plan to attend. You may send
your response to mmclaughlin~cei.org. Also, if you are asked by one of
our sponsors to sit at their table, please accept their invitation and
then also let us know that you have done so. That way, we'll know you're
coming, where you want to sit, and won't have two seats for you. If
you've never been to a CEI dinner, you should know that they are a lot
more fun than most other dinners in town. I hope you can join us.
Best,
Myron.
«<Dinner reply card-comp.pdf» «<Dinner invite-2003.pdf>>
The Board of Directors of the
The Competitive Enterprise Institute
cordially invite you* to attend its
Ninth Annual Reception and Dinner
With the keynote address given by
House Majority Leader The Honorable Tom DeLay
May 20, 2003
Reception -6:00 pm
Dinner and Program -7:00 pm
The Capital Hilton Hotel
Washington, DC
Please RSVP to mmclaughlin~cei.org or fill out the attached reply card and
send it to:
CEI Dinner
1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 1250
Washington, DC 20036
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*This invitation is complimentary and non-transferable
Phone: (202) 331-1010
Fax: (202) 331-0640
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3. Ninth Annual Reception and Dinner
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4. Ninth Annual Reception and Dinner
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Host Committee
Thomas H. Altrneyer, Arch Coal Company
Barbara Bankoff
Brenda Blanchard, Novartis
Josephine S. Cooper, Al] iance of Automobile Manufacturers
Deborah Dingell, General Motors Foundation
William A. Dunn. Dunn Capital Management
Scott Fallon1, BEA Systems
Michael S. Creve, American Enterprise Institute
Timothy N. Hyde, DCI Group
Jack Kru mholtz, Microsoft Corporation
Edward Kutler, Clark & Weinstock
Leonard Liggio, Atlas Economic Research Foundat ion
Thomas Gale Moore. Hoover Institution
Lisa B. Nelson, AOL Time Warner
William O'Keefe, Solut ions Consulting
Gerald lProut, FMC Corporation
Patricia Richards. Marathon Oil Corporation
William K. Ris, American Airlines
Frances B. Smith, Consumer Alert
Fred L. Smith, Jr., Competitive Enterprise Institute
Wayne Valis, Valis Associates
Todd A.. Walker, UST Public Affairs
Catherine B. Windels, Pfizer Inc.

7. You are cordially invited to attend
The Competitive Enterprise Institute's
Ninth Annual Reception and Dinner
Celebrating the 2003
Julian Simon Award
and
Warren T. Brookes Fellowship
With Keynote Address by
House Majority Leader
The Honorable Tom DeLay
Tuesday, May 20, 2003
6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
The Capital Hilton
1001 Sixteenth Street, NW
Washington, D.C.
Business Attire Cocktail Reception 6:00 p.m.
Please Respond by May 15, 2003 Dinner and Program 7:00 p.m.
Reply Card Enclosed

8. The Honorable Tom DeLay
Fom DeLay serves as House Majority Leader in the 108th
T Congress. Following the historic Republican victory of
1994, DeLay was elected House Majority Whip. Widely credited
'~with revolutionizing the office, DeLay regularly overcame the
limitations imposed by extremely modest majorities in the 106th
and 107th Congresses to deliver victory after victory for House
Republicans, including the Contract with America, Normal
Trade Relations with China, Welfare Reform, Trade Promotion
Authority, the Balanced Budget Act, and all the key elements of
the Bush Agenda, including the largest tax relief measure in a generation.
Before his election as Majority Whip, DeLay served as Chairman of the Republican
Study Committee, Republican Conference Secretary, and Deputy Whip.
A native Texan, Tom DeLay was born along the banks of the Rio Grande River in the
historic border city of Laredo on April 8, 1947. His father's career in the oil and gas
industry required several job postings to Venezuela's rural interior, where the DeLay
family lived through the turbulence of three revolutions-an experience that DeLay
cites as the source of his lifelong "passion for freedom."
After starting his education at Baylor University, DeLay graduated from the
University of Houston with a degree in Biology in 1970. Shortly afterward, he opened
and operated a successful small business in Houston.
The demands of running his business convinced DeLay that the primary
impediment to economic growth stemmed from the twin burdens of excessive taxation
and unneeded regulation. The need to lower these burdens sparked his involvement
in the political process.
In 1978, DeLay ran for-and won-an open Texas State House seat that had
never before been held by a Republican. After serving in Austin for six years, DeLay
became the first Republican in Fort Bend County ever elected to the United States
Congress.
Since 1984, DeLay has represented the 22nd District of Texas, which includes
Brazoria, Fort Bend, and Harris Counties. Over the course of his congressional career,
DeLay has built a voting record that consistently supports limited, constitutional
government, peace through strength, and lower taxes, while respecting the sanctity
of life.
Tom and Christine DeLay have a daughter, Danielle, and became grandparents last
August.