Breakfast With Friends!

The Republican Breakfast Club

October 10 at 8 AM, Attman's Deli, Park Potomac

Due to limited space, RSVP by October 6 to Lori Jaffe at [email protected]

Special guests -

Chris Hyser

Candidate for Congress District 6

"My journey has been characterized by service and dedication. As a retired Maryland State Trooper with a Medal of Valor, I proudly served my country during seven tours in Iraq and three tours in Afghanistan, protecting US Generals as a security consultant and dignitary protection agent.

The challenges our nation faces have persisted for far too long due to flawed systems. Regrettably, some of our current representatives prioritize personal gain over the well-being of the people who entrusted them with their positions."

John Teichert

Candidate for US Senate from Maryland

“I have spent the last 33 years defending our country and ensuring it remains the shining city on the hill, but our flag is faltering. We are disrespected abroad while our politicians fail us at home.”  

Add to that a chance to meet leadership, neighbors & great food! What could be more fun?

RSVP HERE [email protected]

The Democrats have recently engaged in some crazy behavior to court the Hispanic vote. They've made up an insulting term LATINX to use in their official communications, they've accused the overworked, largely Latino, border guards of racism and whipping migrants, and they've assumed opening our southern border would appeal to every Hispanic and Latino in America - whether here for generations or those who recently immigrated legally and have helped to build our great country.

Montgomery County Public Libraries will celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with author Tony Medina as its featured “Contemporary Conversations” series speaker from 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 11. Mr. Medina, a professor of creative writing at Howard University, will talk about the Latino identity/culture and his professional career journey during the free event at the Rockville Memorial Library. 

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Former Marine Paul Whelan and Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich have been detained in Russia. Enough with foreign governments detaining American citizens for ransom or political advantage. Let's bring them home. 

• Oct 10 Republican Breakfast Club
• Oct 12 LD 15 PAC Happy Hour
• Oct 19 Lincoln Day Dinner Bethesda

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PRESS RELEASE

By Hessie L. Harris

Brian Schwalb, DC Attorney General, is wrong in his soft on youth crime policies.  He has said, “Kids are kids, and when you’re talking about teenagers in particular, ---their brains are developing, their minds are developing, and they are biologically prone to make mistakes.”

With proper parenting, toddlers learn the difference between right and wrong.   Years ago, my then two-year old niece was going through the stage of putting things in her mouth. Most of the very young do that, especially because that is their primary sense.  It was the first one.

At any rate, her father would always stop her from engaging in the “taste test” by saying, “Don’t put that in your mouth!  You don’t know where it has been!” 

One day he had been out grocery shopping and she was with him.  As he approached his front door, he had a bag under one arm, and was carrying her in the other and he put his key ring handle between his teeth intending that to be temporary.   Whereupon, his daughter said, “Daddy take those key out of your mouth!  You don’t know where those keys have been!”   She pointed her finger at him emulating his lectures to her on the subject.

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By Harold Maldonado

As we celebrate Hispanic heritage month, we observe the patriotic contributions this community has made to the fabric of our country. From culture, music, science, conservative family values, and most importantly, we appreciate the Patriotic fervor in which Hispanics have served in our armed forces. Another trait that makes Hispanics – the largest minority in the country (19%) – unique is their rich diversity within their communities. From Central America, the Caribbean, and further down into South America, the Hispanic community is not a homogeneous group, but rather a diverse ethnic group that incorporates the original natives from the continents, blacks, and people that have European roots and a combination of peoples that underpins the rich and colorful culture.