As you can see from the esteemed Councilwoman's T-shirt it says "empathy, compassion, inclusion, justice, kindness". Following protest by muslim, christian, and jewish families of faith against the policies of the eight Democrat women who run the Montgomery County Board of education regarding the mandatory trans-gender storytime instructions to students, the media reported in just one week of Montgomery County Councilmember Kristin Mink's comments admonishing "White Women," Zionist Jews and Muslims for being on the same side as "White Supremacists." She has since deleted those and many other "tweets". The comments were roundly condemned by most, but not all, of the Democrat establishment.

Pictured are Montgomery County Democrat Councilwoman Kristin Mink, a transvestite gentleman with the performing name of Bella Naughty who reads books to children about transitioning their genders, and the term limited Democrat County Executive Marc Elrich.

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Reardon "Sully" Sullivan

2025 MCGOP Chair

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Montgomery County Civic Federation

P.O. Box 1123

Bethesda, MD 20827-1123

Montgomery County Council 100 Maryland Ave

Rockville, MD 20850

June 12, 2025

Dear Councilmembers:

I am writing on behalf of the Montgomery County Civic Federation regarding ZTA 25-02, to allow multifamily development on lots zoned for single family housing on specified corridors. The member delegates of the Civic Association agree with the goal of developing more workforce and income restricted housing. We share concerns about affordability challenges and inequity in the economy, and we adopted a resolution over a year ago with suggested strategies to improve housing availability and affordability targeted to those most in need. At the same time, we share with you several areas of significant concern with the current bill that we ask to be addressed by amendments or clarifying language before the bill is adopted by the Council.

Cheryl Riley, congressional candidate (CD8), spoke at the MCGOP Republican Breakfast Club

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The Republican Party through its elected board, the Montgomery County Republican Central Committee (MCGOP) is currently recruiting qualified applicants to fill  Committee vacancies for Legislative District (LD) 15 (Potomac), Legislative District 19 (Gaithersburg), 20 (Silver Spring) and At-Large (county-wide). Eligible individuals must be registered Republican voters who reside in the appropriate area. You may check to confirm your LD by Clicking Here.

If interested in applying, please submit your letter of interest and political/professional resume to the MCGOP’s Party Secretary Lori Jaffe ([email protected]) NO LATER than 5 PM July 7, 2025.  Interviews will be scheduled at a later date.

Following interviews, if nominated to fill this vacancy the full MCGOP Central Committee will vote to consider the nomination at a date to be determined. If elected to serve, member volunteers are to be active participants in all MCGOP efforts: attend regular meetings, promote the election of Republican candidates, organize, and operate effective political organizations in your Legislative District, engage in fund-raising activities and build grass-roots political support within Montgomery County. You would fill the remainder of this term ending in November 2026. It is fun, challenging, yet rewarding work.

MCGOP reserves the right to not interview applicants as well as to keep vacancies unfilled.

MCGOP Executive Committee Member Stacey Sauter and guests

On Saturday June 7th, the MCGOP hosted a lively picnic in Germantown to honor our multi-cultural society of immigrants. Over 70 people attended, with speeches from several folks sharing personal stories of their journeys here and what inspired them to choose America and the Republican party. These are folks who know how to spot true government corruption because they lived through it; they’ve experienced the serious degradations of communism and socialism. Many shared their personal stories of oppression, imprisonment, and poverty, along with deep gratitude for partaking in the American Dream. They’ve chosen the Republican party because to them it not only represents their own true commitment to freedom, faith, and family values, but the GOP is actively engaged in fighting for individual liberties -- something they were routinely denied in their countries of origin. Their stories were inspiring and eye-opening -- leaving everyone to feel that we cannot take a single day of freedom for granted!