Members of the Maryland Federation of Republican Women enjoyed their time at the National Federation of Republican Women's Convention in Orlando, Florida.

Come one / come all to the premiere political event in Montgomery County …. The MCGOP Convention.

This is the premiere conservative political event in Montgomery County and features great speakers, great candidates and a moving tribute to Charlie Kirk. We will also be acknowledging our many issue focused groups, woman’s clubs and supporters and providing opportunities for volunteers to get involved and serve their communities.

The convention will be at the Double Tree Hilton Hotel, 620 Perry Parkway, Gaithersburg, MD 20879. Registration openings at 7:45 am and the main program starts at 8:30 am.

Please register with the QR code or link below:

https://www.mcgop.com/convention2025_20251011

Looking forward to seeing everyone there!!!

Reardon "Sully" Sullivan 2025 MCGOP Chair

Yep, WE LISTEN - what do you think? Write me at [email protected]

(1)

By Lori Jaffe

Like many of you, I have been watching the news about Charlie Kirk. I see the anti-Kirk comments by some on the far left. I see the loving memories (2) from those who actually knew Charlie. What surprised me was that I agree with Whoopi Goldberg, whom I consider to be on the far left. What do we agree on?

BREAKFAST WITH FRIENDS

Tuesday, October 14, 2025

Successful Non-partisan Leadership

Adam Van Grack

Rockville City Councilman Adam Van Grack is serving his first term on the city council. An attorney by trade he's become a popular Councilmember because he tends to listen to all sides, invites dialog and debate - and tends to make decisions without partisanship - even though he's a registered Democrat. (Both parties should learn to do that) He'll give a brief rundown of his take on Rockville issues, interests and the future of bi-partisan progress for the city, county and country.

Also featuring Helene Meister, on her experience as an immigrant American citizen, local candidates, and MCGOP Emcee Dennis Melby.

Location: IHOP, 775 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852 (next to Long and Foster)

Please arrive at 8:00 am. We will be located in the side room on the left. The wait staff will take your order in that room. Payment by cash, or credit card to iHOP.

Cash payments can be processed more quickly than credit card payments.

We plan to start the meeting at 8:30 am and end at 9:30 am. Details to follow. Due to limited space, RSVP to Lori Jaffe by October 10 at [email protected]

Let's Tone It Down

By Dennis Melby

After reading the article in the Montgonion about canceling Hispanic Heritage Day by the County Government it reminded me of the way so many folks in politics like to divide and conquer. They try to set one group against another, and tell you “…be afraid, be very afraid!”

Most foreign-born residents of MoCo, whether European, African, Asian or Hispanic are here legally, and want to partake in the American dream of continuing to build this country into a “shining city on a hill.” They want stability and legality and don’t want this country to become like the one they left. But entrenched leftist politicians often think the countries on the socialist side are better, more desirable and are a model of America. They are not.

  News & Opinions

________

Police seek two suspects after North Bethesda homicide, kidnapping

Political consultant, adjunct professor to run for MoCo school board in 2026 

18-year-old tied to robberies, assaults in Rockville, Bethesda and Potomac held without bond

________

Montgomery County election officials are concerned about possible postmark changes

Kensington teen killed crossing the street identified by police

Police investigating man’s slaying in North Bethesda

Woman killed by hit-and-run driver in Wheaton

__________ 

PRESS RELEASE: Moore’s “Relief” Plan Just Recycles Ratepayer Money

Governor Moore is calling today’s announcement “ratepayer relief” — but don’t be fooled. This is not new money. It’s your money. The Strategic Energy Investment Fund (SEIF) comes from higher utility bills that Marylanders have already paid. Instead of fixing the failed policies driving up costs, Democrats are raiding SEIF for a short-term gimmick while bills keep climbing every six months. Senate Republicans are calling for real solutions to Maryland’s energy crisis — not recycled dollars dressed up as relief. READ MOORE HERE

__________ 

Elrich’s Festival Cancellation Marginalizes Montgomery County Latinos