Newsletter

Hunger and food insecurity exist. While we consider ourselves a wealthy area, not everyone in our community is, and some folks (particularly kids) are in difficult circumstances. Some need temporary help. As Republicans we believe in helping our neighbors - not to keep them dependent - but to give them a hand up. In addition to the high taxes we pay, we do even more. Thanks for your generosity.

It's the first day of public school in Montgomery County. Kids and Parents are adjusting from the summer and getting back into the school day routine. We're full of anticipation and hope that this school year will lead to greater opportunities for learning, a chance to achieve excellence, fulfillment and safety.

MoCo parents are continuing their fight to be able to opt-out their K-5 kids from lessons they deem harmful. The judge hearing the case has a preliminary ruling that there'll be no opt-out ability by the parents, the parents promise an appeal.  Read the story on the ruling HERE>

Tell us what you think the next step should be at [email protected]

ABC News did another hit piece about the Moms for Liberty. They called them a far-right group and concentrated on the claims by the discredited Southern Poverty Law Center.

In the meantime M4L is standing for the rights of kids.

MCGOP will have a tent at the Kensington Labor Day Celebration from 10am to 2 pm. This is a great opportunity to meet potential voters and educate them about our principles.

Please join us to celebrate Labor Day 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!!

Saturday at Black Hills Regional Park in Boyds the Republicans of Legislative District 15 held their annual picnic. About 50 great republicans and friends, plenty of food and camaraderie and MCGOP Chairman Del Lamiman brought his little pony Jupiter. Kids love ponies, a good time was had by all.

Check out the notice in Events announcing a Mass Rally at MCGOP Headquarters September 6. Hear from a public school teacher about the questionable curriculum the teachers are forced by the Board of Education to impose on the kids in public school. You'll find this a riveting presentation.

Bring canned or non-perishable food items we can distribute to the local food pantry to help families in need.

The FJMC event supposedly focused on family, attracting younger members, fighting antisemitism, supporting Israel, and other non-political topics. However, reporting out of the event was anything but.  An article published in the Jewish Telegraphic Agency newsletter and then shamelessly republished in the Washington Jewish Week highlighted disparaging remarks from FJMC members, use of “Hitler” and “Nazi book burning” references, support for the sexually graphic version “Diary of Anne Frank”, and attacks on all conservatives and Republicans.

As a fellow Jew, and the new MCGOP Jewish Community Liaison, I was stunned and disheartened by the hateful energy expended by FJMC members.  What follows is my letter to the FJMC President regarding the event:

Whereas Katja Bullock immigrated to the United State from Germany in 1965

• Became an American citizen.
• Served the Administrations of US Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, and Donald Trump
• Served the Administration of Maryland Governor Larry Hogan
• Became a great wife and mother.
• Along with her husband Al Bullock served in many leadership positions for the Montgomery County Republican Party
• Most recently served as President of the Chevy Chase Women’s Republican Club,

Be it hereby resolved that we recognize her service to this Nation, this Party and this Community as a leader, a friend and patriot.

The Montgomery County Republican Central Committee

Passed unanimously August 22, 2023

Will former President Donald Trump show up at the first Republican Presidential debate in Wisconsin? Many people, both Republicans and Democrats feel the United States is in trouble, crime is spiraling out of control. Illegal immigration is fueling already desperate homeless numbers; violence is rampant across the country with more police officers being killed or injured in the line of duty; cost of living prices have sharply risen; food and energy inflation and public pessimism are rampant - and citizens are eager for demonstrable, reliable leadership.

The first televised debate featuring the most popular Republican candidates is Wednesday at 9 PM on FOX. President Trump so far has stated he won't participate, but there's a very diverse slate of candidates who will. Republican voters can compare old and young, male and female, people of different colors and religions - all offering their vision for a better America.

From The Washington Post - We’ve gathered some reputable organizations accepting donations to help those affected by the wildfires: READ MORE HERE>