By Ella Ennis

From our July Breakfast With Friends!

The Republican Breakfast Club

We had a great Republican Breakfast in Rockville with Congressional candidate Brenda Thiam, US Senate candidate Robin Ficker, former Chairman Reardon Sullivan and discussion by Vice Chair Dennis Melby.

See Events for Delegate Thiam's announcement and reception in Montgomery County

Sign up for the August Republican Breakfast with Friends by emailing Secretary Jaffe HERE>

The Montgomery County Young Republicans met at MCGOP Headquarters in Rockville last week, speakers addressed the issue of support for families opting-out of lessons meant to sexualize public school kids in K-5 at MCPS. See Events for their next meeting.

..."While I don't ALWAYS agree with AARP"...

So you think your opinions and feedback don't get back to the leadership? It does. Many folks think the American Association of Retired Persons, the AARP, is a far-left organization - but they're also a money maker. It's finally come to their attention that retiring folks have other options, and their membership is declining. YOUR FEEDBACK COUNTS. When WOKE non-profits see their membership shrinking their highly paid staff takes notice. Hopefully they'll moderate their political stances and go back to what they say they are...and advocate for ALL retired persons.

Tell us what you think at [email protected].

People of faith, people of color, concerned Parents, Hispanic advocates, Moms for Liberty, concerned teachers, Democrats, Independents and Republicans - they're all being slurred, degraded and shamed by the Montgomery County Board of Education for their respectful request to have their kids "opt-out" of sexually explicit and gender bending material taught to K thru 5th grade students in Montgomery County taxpayer supported, union run, public schools.

While the seven Democratic women who run the Board of Education refuse to listen, while Members of the all-Democrat Montgomery County Council denigrate the protestors, and while the national media pays attention, the Parents and Supporters are standing up for their kids. Ask Terry McAuliffe if it's a good idea to make Moms mad, and ignore their concerns for their children.

Tell us what you think at [email protected]

The “Committee for Better Government” was formed to limit the number of consecutive four-year terms that the Montgomery County Executive may hold. Currently, the County Executive can have three consecutive terms before he/she is term limited. The purpose of this ballot petition is to secure enough signatures to get the question on the ballot for the 2024 election.

We want to ensure no Montgomery County Executive serves more terms than the US President or the Maryland Governor. If it's good enough for Reagan, Obama, and Hogan, isn’t it good enough for our County? The two four-year term limit is consistent throughout most of the counties in Maryland.

Because of your feedback, and that of the greater community-

• Democrats are thinking twice about their bad policy of closing streets for bike lanes.

• Democrats are thinking twice about their bad policy of high tax increases.

• Democrats are thinking twice about their bad policy of yearly Gas Tax Increases.

• Democrats are thinking twice about their bad policy of hating, name-calling and labeling everyone who wants Opt-out in schools.

Keep speaking up - folks who aren't Democrats vote too!

By Ken Dalecki

As the grandfather to two adopted grandchildren from China, I am delighted that the Supreme Court has finally nixed racial profiling in college admissions.  My granddaughter is a math whiz and can qualify at any elite school based on her grades.  But she has been afraid to include a photo with college applications because she is Asian!  Hopefully that has changed, although I fear woke schools will do as much as they can get away with to perpetuate affirmative action.

My opposition to affirmative action started long before having Asian grandchildren.  In 1979, I was a National Endowment for the Humanities Journalism Fellow at the University of Michigan. One of our seminar topics was the 1978 Bakke decision in which the Supreme Court's oxymoronic ruling declared that affirmative action was constitutional but racial quotas were not.  I was the only one of a dozen journalism fellows to argue Bakke's position against quotas.  (One fellow said he agreed with my arguments but was too liberal to endorse my stand.)  At the end of the discussion, our professor weighed in in opposition to quotas.  "You know why he opposes quotas," one fellow asked me?  "He's Jewish, and Jews were once excluded to many schools."  I guess that made his position illegitimate in the eyes of my liberal colleague.

ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE GATHER AT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

Ignored by the seven Democrat women who run the Montgomery County Board of Education, a huge crowd of parents, guardians and children gathered at the MCPS headquarters in Rockville last Tuesday to demonstrate their opposition to removing their rights to "opt out" of classes and instruction on sexuality and gender transitioning taught in the public schools to pre-K to 5th graders. They demanded that their religious rights should be respected. They demanded the right to instruct their kids by themselves on family values, sexuality and love.