The 2013 Smart Girl Summit is scheduled to kick off in Indianapolis on August 9.
Register for your #SGS13 ticket today and save $30. Early Bird prices end April 15. http://t.co/x17r19WX0c #sgp
— Smart Girl Politics (@OfficialSGP) March 7, 2013
The gathering of conservative activists draws smart girls and guys from all over the country. In previous years, the agenda included Reps. Michele Bachmann, Tom Price and Cathy McMorris-Rogers, Herman Cain, Liz Cheney, Andrew Breitbart, Michelle Malkin and Dana Loesch. But one invitee of note isn’t interested, says Smart Girl Politics co-founder Teri Christoph: Sen. Marco Rubio.
But, hey, the GOP is doing great with women, right? So why bother to speak at a women's conference?
— Teri Christoph (@TeriChristoph) March 21, 2013
I'll bet @SenRandPaul sees the value in addressing a women's conference like #SGS13, even if @marcorubio's staff doesn't.
— Teri Christoph (@TeriChristoph) March 21, 2013
@TeriChristoph #SGS13 will attract some of the most politically active conservative women in the country. What's @marcorubio thinking?
— Fingers Malloy (@FingersMalloy) March 21, 2013
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Good question. According to Christoph, Rubio’s schedulers don’t find SGP “important enough.” They’re in good company with the staffers of oh-so-successful presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich.
@FingersMalloy Eh, same old, same old. @marcorubio's schedulers don't think we're important enough. Neither did Romney's, Gingrich's, etc.
— Teri Christoph (@TeriChristoph) March 21, 2013
For more information on SGS13, visit the event’s website and follow @OfficialSGP on Twitter.
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