At this month's meeting of the Republican Club of Central Palm Beach County, RLCer and U.S. Term Limits President Philip Blumel will give an update on the term limits movement across the country.

In his talk, Blumel will discuss current polling on term limits, term limits and the tea parties, Sen. Jim DeMint's Congressional term limits bill, some history of the term limits movement as well as current term limits battles in Wyoming, California, North Dakota, Arizona and Florida.

Consistent with traditional RLC political strategy, the Palm Beach County Meetup of the Republican Liberty Caucus is not a stand-alone meeting. Instead, RLCers meet in conjunction with the Republican Club of Central Palm Beach County.

The Central Palm Beach County Republican Club is distinguished among most local GOP clubs by its goal to provide high-quality speakers and to focus more on issues and activism than personalities and blind partisanship. Because of the participation of numerous RLCers in the club, the membership is particularly friendly to the libertarian ideas of limited government and individual liberty. However, many different viewpoints are presented at these meetings in a thoughful and civil environment.

Past speakers at this club have included Robert Poole, founder of the Reason Foundation and Reason Magazine; Cato Institute fellow Carlos Ball; Ed Hudgins and RLCer Frank Bubb of The Atlas Society (formerly The Objectivist Center); James Madison Institute Policy Director Bob Sanchez; business speaker, term limits activist and RLCer Bob Burg, local libertarian physician Robert Sussman; Americans for Prosperity state coordinator and RLCer Adam Guillette and Mackinac Center for Public Policy founder and FEE President Larry Reed.

The cover charge is $15 for non-members; a complimentary drink and heavy hors d'oeuvres will be served. The meeting will be held at 6:15 p.m. on Wednesday, March 3, at the Atlantis Country Club, Atlantis, FL 33462.

After the meeting, RLCers will caucus and follow up on the Feb. 28 RLC regional meeting in Miami in reorganizing the South Florida RLC and adding a local RLCer to the state RLC board. For more information about the Palm Beach event, go here; for the Miami event, go here.