Author, Economist and Montgomery County resident Stephen Moore addressed the members of the Chevy Chase Women's Republican Club at the home of Nancy Griffin in Park Potomac last Wednesday. He was joined by former Delegate Neil Parrott.

Tell us if you'd like to get on Steve Moore's economic info distribution list at [email protected]

The Republican Breakfast Club

August 8 at 8 AM, Attman's Deli, Park Potomac

Due to limited space, RSVP by August 4 to Lori Jaffe at [email protected]

Special Guests

Dee Rubin - United Against Racism in Education

Reardon "Sully" Sullivan - Committee for Better Government

Several Gaithersburg Neighborhoods To Participate in ‘National Night Out’ Campaign Against Crime

On Tuesday, August 1, these neighborhoods will hold events to increase drug prevention awareness, generate support for anti-crime programs, encourage residents to be involved in their communities, and send a message that neighborhoods and businesses are organized to fight back against crime. The NNO programs help bring together residents, law enforcement agencies, local officials, civic groups, and neighborhood organizations. Participating neighborhoods will be posted closer to event. Tell Me More>

GOP Open House & Canned Food Drive

2 Hour Event once a month

Saturday August 12, 11 AM to 1 PM

• Meet GOP Leadership
• Talk with other Republicans
• Drop off canned goods for food pantries
• Register to vote
• Pick up material
• Have your photo taken in the Republican Office
• Sign Charter petition from Citizens for Better Government
• Enjoy refreshments
• Sign up for clubs and more...

15833 Crabbs Branch Way, Rockville, MD 20855 301-417-9256

Former Maryland State Delegate Dr. Brenda Thiam came to Germantown to announce her candidacy for the US Congress. Pictured here with Republican Central Committee Members Dennis Melby and Stacey Sauter, she also joined us last week at the Republican Breakfast. To reach her campaign go to [email protected]

Support these religious leaders, parents and community leaders at the next public rally on July 20.

Most of these folks are normal Democrats upset that the extreme-left has forced sex talk on children in the public schools, especially without the parents permission.

THE IMPORTANCE AND IMPACT OF DADS

By Edward E. Bartlett, PhD

The United States has the highest rate of fatherlessness of any country in the world. Out of the 73 million children in the U.S., 23% are without a father in the home. This crisis has harmful, far-reaching effects on a broad range of social indicators such as academic achievement, drug abuse, mental health, and crime.

Our epidemic of father absence didn’t happen by accident. For years, Leftists have pushed for a broad range of measures designed to stereotype, marginalize, and remove fathers from their families. Take domestic violence, for instance. The Centers for Disease Control reports that women are more likely to be perpetrators of domestic violence than men. But Leftists push for policies that have created a false stereotype of “abusive fathers.” READ THE STUDY HERE>

Fathers are the backbone of our communities. Without a dad, you don’t have a family. Without a family, you don’t have a society.

For more information about domestic violence, visit www.endtodv.org

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Edward Bartlett is the President of SAVE and can be reached HERE

BACK THE BLUE SEASON  2023

By Rita Beck

Honoring the Montgomery County Police

Thank you to everyone for making this year’s Back the Blue “lunch hour” events the success that they were.  The Republican Women’s Clubs, and its partners (please see the list below) provided and delivered lunch to all six Montgomery County Police Department’s Precincts in the last few months. For the first time, we also added the Montgomery County Dispatchers to our growing list of lunch recipients!  Our Club’s Caring for America Committee’s Back the Blue mission has been accomplished!

Our Officers all seem to love pizzas, pinwheels and anything from Chic-Fil-A.  Also on their list of likes were the tables full of very generous donations from individuals and the community.

By Ella Ennis