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A fun time at the Nashville Armory

Apr 12, 2015 | Featured

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CPRC’s board members Brad Thor and Ted Nugent along with staff John Lott and John Whitley were joined by Nikki Goeser and Dana Loesch on  Saturday morning at the Nashville Armory.

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  1. Don Sharpe
    Don Sharpe on April 13, 2015 at 10:53 AM

    Looks like everyone had a great time!
    So disappointed I couldn’t be there this year,
    I’ll be at CPRC Dinner in 2016 for sure!
    Congratulations to John Lott on a very successful event!

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