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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.

MCGOP will have a tent at the Gaithersburg Oktoberfest Celebration on October 7 at Kentlands from noon to 5pm.  This is a great opportunity to meet potential voters and educate them about our principles.  Please join us to celebrate Oktoberfest and Republicans in Montgomery County!

Contact: Greg Decker [email protected] or Brad Botwin [email protected] 

If you could let one of us know that you can be there, that would be great!  Thanks!!

Of the 10 most populous cities in the United States only one has a Republican Mayor, Dallas, Texas. Mayor Eric Johnson recently changed parties from Democrat to Republican.

  “This is hardly a red wave. But it is clear that the nation and its cities have reached a time for choosing,” Johnson wrote. “And the overwhelming majority of Americans who call our cities home deserve to have real choices—not ‘progressive’ echo chambers—at city hall.”

Have you been following the scandals in the Montgomery County Public Schools?

Suffice it to say that the same School Board that said "Trust Us" we won't let the schools sexualize your kids - apparently allowed a school principal to sexualize his teachers, staff and students for over a decade...and then promoted him!

"Trust us" doesn't cut it with MCPS.

While people are innocent until proven guilty and the allegations in a major paper like the "Democracy Dies in Darkness" Washington Post aren't always true, the story is so detailed with so many sources and specific complaints it's even caused the School Board and County government to take it seriously.

• No wonder teachers and staff are afraid to speak out.
• No wonder Parents are demonstrating by the hundreds regarding "opting out" their kids from "storybooks" about sex for K-5th graders.
• No wonder STEM education takes a back seat to social activism at MCPS.

It is utterly amazing how the seven Democrat women who run the MC Board of Education and the Democrat woman and Prince Georges County resident who is the MCPS Superintendent neglect situations like this while pursuing political agendas. Do they care about educating our children at all?

We must pay attention to public education. Even if you don't have kids, it's where our citizenry comes from. Are we turning out great citizens supportive of each other, or kids who see themselves as confused victims with little or no skills who demand more from society than they provide?

2024 is a School Board election year,  stay informed.

Read a synopsis of the allegations in MoCo 360 here, and below.

Tell us what you think, or what experiences you have had with MCPS at [email protected]

Why the Republican Party appeals to more and more Latino voters.

By Dr. Mariela Roca

The Republican Party's increasing appeal to Latino voters can be attributed to several key factors. First and foremost, the party's emphasis on conservative values often aligns with the social and religious values held by many Latino Americans. Issues such as faith, family, & freedom resonate with a significant portion of the Latino community, particularly among Catholic and evangelical Christian Latinos. Additionally, the Republican Party's commitment to limited government, lower taxes, and deregulation appeals to Latino entrepreneurs and small business owners who prioritize economic growth and self-reliance.

• Sept 26 GIVING PARENTS A VOICE TOWNHALL
• Sept 27 YR MEETING WITH KAREEM MONIB, MUSLIM PARENT LEADER (see ad below)

• MORE EVENTS HERE

HELP LEAD THE PARTY

Are you a hard worker who wants to support your neighbors - Moderates and Conservative citizens who want to turn this county, state and country around? We need your enthusiasm and volunteer spirit.

The Montgomery County Republican Central Committee is currently recruiting qualified applicants to fill Committee vacancies for Legislative Districts  LD 15, LD 17, LD 19 and LD 20. Eligible individuals must be registered Republican voters and live in those specific areas.  Since these are large geographic areas, if you’re interested 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 NO LATER than 5 PM September 29, 2023.  Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. READ MORE HERE>

Brad Botwin, MCGOP Committee Member and Help Save Maryland Chair spoke at the September Third Thursday meeting held at La Mex in Gaithersburg last week.

It was a packed house for the presentation about the overwhelming number of people taking advantage of the Biden Administration's open border policy. Third Thursday is held monthly, check this newsletter for the next events in your area.

The first Republican Congressional forum for candidates from Congressional District 6 was held last week at the Blackrock Center in Germantown. Sponsored by the Upper Montgomery Republican Women's Club, it featured all 6 declared candidates, and was moderated by RNC Committeeman David Bossie who spoke to a packed house including RNC Committeewoman Nicolee Ambrose and MD GOP Party Chair Nicole Beus Harris. Vikki Birkett, Club President, welcomed guests and introduced the speakers. Many club members worked on this successful event.