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Want To Win A Free 4 Day Trip To New York, Get A $3,000 Shopping Spree, & See The O’Reilly Factor?
Written By : John Hawkins

This is a great week to be a reader at Right Wing News because the fine folks at The Society Of St. Vincent De Paul are holding a raffle — and it’s not just any raffle. The tickets for this raffle are $100 a pop, they’re worth every penny, and this week, I’ll be giving some of them away for free.

So, if these raffle tickets cost $100, they must be for a pretty incredible prize, right? Oh, yes, my friend, the prizes are extraordinary.

GRAND PRIZE

The Winner Wins for Two!

The winner of Meet Me in Manhattan will bring the companion of his/her choice to share the entire prize package.

Air Travel:

The Meet Me in Manhattan winner will receive roundtrip airfare for two to New York. Airline to be determined after city or town of residence of winner is identified.

Meet Bill O’Reilly

The Meet Me in Manhattan winner will visit Fox News Channel’s studios in Manhattan and meet Bill O’Reilly. Mr. O’Reilly is the undisputed king of cable television news. For the past ten years, “The O’Reilly Factor” has reigned as the world’s top-ranked cable TV news program, breaking records for “most viewers” in almost every measurable category. A wildly successful author, Mr. O’Reilly’s 9th book will be released in the fall of 2010. Four of his books zoomed to #1 on the New York Times bestseller list. Mr. O’Reilly has made countless appearances as a guest on such national programs as Late Night with David Letterman, The Tonight Show, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The View and Oprah. He has traveled to all 50 states and 72 foreign countries, and has earned Master’s degrees from both Boston University and Harvard. The Meet Me in Manhattan winner will enjoy the experience of watching Bill O’Reilly host an edition of “The O’Reilly Factor.”

Four days/three nights of accommodations at the world renowned Essex House

The Meet Me in Manhattan winner will enjoy never-to-be forgotten, three-night accommodations in a luxury two-bedroom apartment, a spectacular property from the famous Lauren Berger Collection, overlooking Central Park at the world renowned Essex House.

Dinner at BoBo Restaurant hosted by celebrity chef Patrick Connolly

Winner will enjoy dinner at the acclaimed upscale restaurant, BoBo, where one of America’s top chefs, Patrick Connolly, rules the kitchen. Patrick’s brother, Dan, is a 318-pound lineman for the NFL’s New England Patriots. Dan knows how to eat, and Patrick knows how to cook! A native of St. Louis, Patrick achieved smashing success at Radius in Boston. After winning the James Beard award as the top chef in the northeastern United States, Patrick moved to BoBo in New York where his inventive cuisine has wowed patrons and critics alike. In recent months, Patrick has exhibited his culinary creations on ABC-TVs Nightline, NBC-TV’s Today Show, and CBS-TV’s Early Show. An unforgettable dining experience will be enjoyed by the Meet Me in Manhattan winner at BoBo.

Two Tickets to a Major League Baseball Game at Yankee Stadium

In 2009, the House That Ruth Built, Yankee Stadium, was replaced by the new Yankee Stadium. Debuting in the most expensive and elaborate baseball stadium ever built, the legendary Yankees won the World Series in their first season in their new home. America’s Great Raffle winner will see the Yankees take on the Tampa Rays, who stunned the baseball world with their first ever trip to the World Series in 2008. With the Rays getting off to the best start in the Major Leagues in 2010, their rivalry with the Yanks is heating up in the American League Eastern Division. There’s nothing like September baseball at Yankee Stadium in New York during the heat of a pennant race!

Two Tickets to a Broadway Show

Imagine walking on Broadway in the autumn air to one of many legendary theaters to see some of the world’s greatest stars perform. In the last year, more than 12 million people paid more than $1 billion to see the stars on Broadway. Pending ticket availability, the Meet Me in Manhattan winner will have excellent seats at the Broadway show of their choice!

A $3,000 Shopping Spree

In the world of shopping, there’s nothing like strolling down 5th Avenue to shop at some of the finest stores in the world. Try on the Manolo Blahnik shoes at Niemen Marcus, or shop Saks 5th Avenue (the original!), Bloomingdale’s, Tiffany’s, Louis Vuitton, Salvatore Ferragamo, Cartier, FAO Schwarz and countless others. Stuffed with $3,000 of Meet Me in Manhattan prize money, the winner will engage in a shopping spree to remember forever!

SECOND PRIZE

Round-trip airfare for two anywhere in the continental U.S.

THIRD PRIZE

Two tickets to the 2011 Super Bowl .

FOURTH PRIZE

Two tickets to the 2011 MLB All-Star game.

FIFTH PRIZE

$1000 furniture shopping spree at Weekends Only.

That’s right, folks; this raffle is so incredible that two Super Bowl tickets are only the THIRD PLACE prize. And first place? 4 days in New York? Catching O’Reilly’s show? A $3000 shopping spree? Plus everything else? That is absolutely amazing — and the $100 a ticket? It’s for a great cause.

Utility assistance, medications, medical transportation, car repairs, cars to the working poor, home repairs, free legal assistance, free budget assistance, hospital visits, prison visits

Housing for homeless veterans and people with mental disabilities

Aid for those who have been downsized, lost their jobs, suffered through a divorce, a foreclosure

Food for the needy through 83 food pantries

Furniture, clothing, household goods for those in need through our Thrift Stores

Home visits to comfort and aid those who are suffering

Moreover, I know some people wonder about the credibility of charities. But come on: Would Bill O’Reilly be involved with this charity if it wasn’t on the up and up? Of course not!

So, I would strongly suggest you head over and buy a ticket. Heck, buy 10!

Now, some of you may be thinking, “John, this is a great cause and it’s worth giving $100 to charity to get a ticket, but I just don’t have the money to spare.”

I understand and I did mention that I’ll be giving away tickets this week, didn’t I? So how do you get your shot at a raffle ticket today? Simple.

Today, I am going to give away two raffle tickets. All you have to do to be eligible is post in the comment section of RWN. Only one post per person. If you post more than once, you will be disqualified. Tomorrow, I will announce the two winners, who’ll be selected randomly.

So, comment away!

Update #1 I used the random number generator located here to pick the winners of $100 raffle tickets. They were:

Kerrie Heretic & HammerNH.

They’ve both been contacted and they have 24 hours to respond and claim their raffle tickets.

If you didn’t win, you can, of course, always buy a ticket. If you can’t afford to buy one, even for a good cause, don’t worry, because you will have another chance to win a raffle ticket on RWN this week.

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  • Yourmom

    This sounds like an unbelievable opportunity! Where do I sign up!

  • Kerrie Heretic

    I'll take those Super Bowl tickets! The All Star Game would work for me, too! Oh wait, there is a shopping spree for furniture?? This is just too much for me! The trip to NY though, that should go to a pretty savvy lady I know. ;D

  • http://twitter.com/kimsch kimsch

    That trip to New York sounds Fabulous!

  • CraigD

    Sounds like a good cause, count me in!

  • http://twitter.com/tuesafter Tuesday After

    Always open for a chance to meet Bill O'Reilly and straighten him out on a point or two!

  • Chris K

    Count me in!

  • TheDarkKnight

    Go Yankees!

  • Kellie

    Thank you for the opportunity to win a raffle ticket!

  • http://www.facebook.com/sugarandsass Dawn M Brimhall

    Amazing raffle! Thank you for your generosity!

  • http://www.facebook.com/jdowning Juliette Elaine Downing

    This is a fantastic raffle! I'd be happy with even the 5th prize! I love Bill O'Reilly and I love New York!

  • northerncanuck

    “All you have to do to be eligible is post in the comment section of RWN. Only one post per person. If you post more than once, you will be disqualified.”

    As in post once to this thread? Ok, count me in.
    But if it's post more than once on RWN as a whole then I'm already disqualified.

  • President Friedman

    Can I swap out meeting O'Reilly for meetin John Stossel? Who cares, I'll ask 'em when I get there!

  • Frank Shelton

    I think this is great John. Right now I don't have the money to donate, but a worthy, yet varied, cause(s) it is. Thanks for raiseing the awareness here at RWN. Who knows… maybe I'll get lucky, too!

  • Dawnsblood

    Sounds like a good cause John. Nice job!

  • Stephanie C

    Here's hoping – thanks very much!! I don't have the $100 bucks to donate but just gave the Society of St. Vincent a passle of books and kid's toys. Good charity!

  • Assassin 6

    I'll go, but only if it isn't during deer hunting.

  • StanW

    I'd like fourth prize, please!

  • Christopher_Taylor

    …nope, still not enough to make me watch O'Reilly.

  • Peter Ackerman

    This sounds like a winner.
    Peter

  • Kenny

    Sweet, this is an awesome prize.

  • Aaron

    Great raffle for a great cause! Win or lose this giveaway, I am going to buy a ticket anyway.

  • JW

    If I win, how do I keep Obama from redistributing my prize to the “less fortunate?” I'll sign up as Tim Geithner!

  • Mark Mcgrath

    I would enjoy seeing the Factor in person and my wife would enjoy spending $3,100 in a shopping spree. She's like a Congressperson in that respect.

  • Rorschach256

    But I won't be able to carry my CHL gun there!

  • Choey

    Maybe it would be a good chance to educate O'Reilly but I'm not sure that's possible.

  • freeman

    So much cool stuff.

  • RedSox fan

    Can I go to O'Reilly and an “Al Franken” and doze? My wife would love the New York trip.

  • jmac

    This would be awesome since I can't afford to get away with the wife right now.

  • Bballbob

    Would sure like to meet BO and give him a few books by Thomas Sowell so maybe Bill could learn something about economics. That must be a subject not covered during his stint at the Kennedy School (which he always brags about).

  • Vegeta1

    I'm in! It sounds like it's for a great cause.

  • HammerNH

    Random comment – Thanks John!
    Nice write up.

  • Beloved Husband

    Posting on behalf of my beloved wife.

  • Gordon_Freeman

    God Bless you!

  • Jed Mcclellan

    These are great prizes and the raffle is for a great cause.

  • Grafixgeni

    Hope must spring eternal… cause I never win anything.

  • Mike L

    The spin stops here!

  • elbee

    I've never been to New York (but would love to). Today I had to put down my 10 year old dog — I need some good news.

  • Less

    OMG – pick me!! My husband and I are die-hard conservatives – this would be a dream come true trip for us empty nesters!! I wanna' give BOR a piece of my mind, too. LMAO!!

  • COpatriot

    Great cause. Good luck, everyone!

  • http://chicksontheright.com Mockarena

    PICK ME PICK ME PICK ME!!!

  • TNVol

    This sounds great – my wife wants a vacation

  • Fvillelli

    What, AA chance to meet Bill O? Wow.
    Tuna Tugger

  • VaGal

    I would be happy with any of the prizes! What a great cause, too. It is refreshing to hear about “the good” because I am getting pretty sick of “the bad” and the “ugly” these days.

  • Mark

    I'm in!

  • Zonga

    Last time I visited NYC I stayed in a mosquito infested loft. The critters were breeding in the drip pans of the potted trees.

  • Tammy

    I want to meet Beck, but O'Reilly would be a close second.
    Pick me.
    Don't pick Zonga. He's weird.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_QYYBQKPJYNQKUJICW25SLSDVZI Jason Nicholson

    Great giveaway. How are SB tickets third?

  • Conservative Cowgirl

    Pick Elbee. She really did have to put her beautiful dog down; she could use a distraction…

  • Aaron Burr

    If you “randomly” select this comment I promise to donate most* of the three grand to whatever Tea Party candidate needs it the most.

    *By most I mean I'm lying.

  • Don Wiggins

    Great cause. Great raffle idea. Hope to win!

  • sim427

    Great prizes -sign me up! Wish I could buy tickets too, but I've been downsized again!

  • http://twitter.com/LisaLikes Lisa Byron

    No matter what you think of Bill O'Reilly's show, the man is an amazing philanthropist.

  • http://twitter.com/duchess_rebecca rebecca grunewald

    Pick me!

  • Glen Asbury

    Count me in, John. You were missed at Right Online this year!

  • http://www.twitter.com/bloodless_coup Annie

    How “propitious”! Does that count as an OReilly word of the day? One of my 11 year old twins *loves* and can aptly imitate OReilly doing his opening gesture where he swings his arm in from the side and say “You are in the no spin zone.” It's hilarious. Annie in Marshfield, MA

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=686949001 Linda Loo

    I hope I win!

  • Frosteetoes

    Pick me and you won't even have to pay for airfare. You can get the refund for the airfare and put it back into the charity. I can get there on my own. I'll even give back the $3 grand. I'll just take food and lodging if that's ok. Please choose me.

  • Key West

    I would purchase a raffle ticket, but Obama hasn't sent me any of his stash money yet. Pick me!

  • Aleara

    The charity in question is St. Vincent de Paul. They are real, and they do quality work. I remember them from my youth back in the '60s and am glad to see they are still around. Heck, I'm off to buy a ticket, and I'll remind anyone who needs reminding, that will be tax deductible, but don't let that be the reason.

  • Derekcyhawk

    I guess that's as good a reason as any to finally get around to registering to post for RWN (been lurking for quite a while now)

  • http://www.allamericanblogger.com/ Duane Lester

    I wonder if contributors are eligible. Regardless, here's my comment.

    Good luck all!

  • rswannabe

    Bare minimum

  • MAJ K

    True story…this is long, but it relates to Mr. O'Reilly. I was introduced to an interpreter in our messhall at COB Adder, Iraq. He introduced himself as “Jay” and we began talking about Iraq. He began saying how highly he thought of American Soldiers and thanked me profusely for being there. I was kind of embarrassed, but told him it was no problem and that it was an honor to be here. I guess he thought I didn't understand him, because he emphatically said, “No, I mean it. I thank you with all of my being.” He started to get tears in his eyes and I was pretty moved by this. So I asked him his story…why he chose to come to Iraq as an interpreter. He was up in years…I'd say close to 60. So he told me that his real name was Jihad. (I immediately figured out why he went by “Jay”) He was an immigrant to the US from Syria (I was thinking…”whoah…his name is Jihad and he is from Syria. Pretty tough post 9/11). His home of residence was currently living in Virginia. He resigned from a computer job, where he made good money to work as an interpreter for the Army. He said that he woke up one day and told his wife that he had to pay back America for all that she had given to him. His wife thought he was crazy, but he insisted. He then proceeded to tell me how blessed he was to have come to America and how most folks in the Middle East who oppose our efforts were insane. He asked me to go to his trailer (CHU) so he could show me an article he'd written for a local magazine in his Virginia hometown. It was an article commemorating the Fourth of July and, I have to say, it was inspiring. After reading it I asked him if he was a Conservative. He said, “Come here.” He went to his wall locker and pulled out a black long sleeve t-shirt. On the front it read “Don't Be a Pinhead!” The back of the shirt defined Pinhead. I said, “I see you like O'Reilly!” He said, “I love O'Reilly. I watch him every day. He is my favorite!” So if I win this ticket, it would be in his honor. He was moved shortly after our conversation and I am not sure where he was sent. However, I will look him up and try to get him this ticket before I ship out. But I honestly can't promise that I will be able to find him. But he sure does deserve it. So Jihad…this post's for you! Shekrun Jezila, Saddiqi.

  • http://twitter.com/EricMorris The Ringmaster

    I would love to win; however, I don't have the cash so here is the somment.

  • Dave M

    John, allow me to be brief. Dave

  • joseph

    I've posted.

  • Jvette

    Gee, I hope I'm not too late since it's after midnight on the east coast. I don't know where you are, but I know where I'd like to be! New York, New York. Would I have to take my husband?

    Good luck and congrats to the winner.

  • Jack Daniels

    sweet!

  • Victorbarbella

    The real truth, my wife and I have been missionaries in Guatemala for 18 years and working in Nicaragua fo 4 years with a home for children and 2 drug and alcohol rehab centers and could use the break, money and time with all of you. We also worked for 15 years in the U.S before this, so you would be giving to a couple of nonprofits if you choose to bless us.

  • tickertype

    I'd love to see New York and my daughters say my wardrobe sucks. They are begging you to pick me.

  • Mizmissy1955

    Glad to find this website,I have just added it to my favorites list.

  • Howard Eason

    I would like to see Bill in NYC and win the $3000 prize, which I would donate to the Teaparty to get rid of dirty Harry Reid. Howard

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    PICK ME! PLEASE!! =[
    im Frank, and I really need something like this.
    Im 15 and dont get out often But would love2 =[
    email me : frankb_777@yahoo.com

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