News & Opinions

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Will Jawando for County Executive? Voters Deserve Better

There’s an old saying: “If his mouth is moving, he’s lying.” Few politicians in Montgomery County fit that description better than Will Jawando, the ever-ambitious Councilman now clawing his way toward the County Executive’s office.

Jawando has spent years trying to climb the political ladder. Washington didn’t want him, Annapolis didn’t need him, and now he’s set his sights on Montgomery County Executive. But one thing’s been constant: he’ll say whatever it takes to get elected. One week, he’s calling to defund the police. The next, he’s preaching “public safety.” One month, he’s chasing national headlines with performative progressive stunts. The next, he’s pretending to be the reasonable moderate.

It’s not leadership… it’s opportunism in a nice suit.

These are trying times for many of us, our friends and neighbors. Please bring donations of non-perishable food, and one or two unwrapped toys to our MCGOP Republican Headquarters (15833 Crabbs Branch Way in Rockville). We'll have two open houses, Saturdays November 15 and 22, from 10 AM to 1 PM. 

Donations will go to the MANNA food bank and Toys for Tots in late November. Volunteers will be at the office to accept your items. Thanks for your generosity.

Other times we're open by appointment at our HQ Townhouse, 15833 Crabbs Branch Way in Rockville. Call us at 301-417-9256 and leave a message.

(L to R) Lori Jaffe, Laura Benson and Brigitta Mullican help collect donations.

 Who Would Have Thought?

By Dennis Brent Melby

• We’d get to the point where a large portion of our society sees political violence as acceptable?
• You’d be told to allow boys in the girls' bathroom at school?
• You should be ashamed of your religion?
• Political assassinations were OK?
• Adult men dressed as Drag performers would be encouraged to perform for kids at public libraries?
• When you complain that things you need at the store are locked up YOU’RE the bad gal?

Has the world turned upside down?

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   Crime Reports 

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MCPD News Releases including Missing Children Reports

Husband in Custody, Charged in Fairland Homicide

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Montgomery County police looking for suspect in triple stabbing | WUSA 9 | Luke Eggleston | November 5, 2025, 4:59 pm, Updated November 5, 2025, 4:59 pm

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Ghost Gun and Large Amount of Cannabis Recovered in Germantown Traffic Stop | The MoCo Show | Patrick Herron | October 31, 2025, 5:25 pm

  News & Opinions

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State Board of Education: MCPS Electric Bus Contract Was Illegally Awarded | Montgomery Perspective | Adam Pagnucco | November 7, 2025

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Let's Allocate Food The Way MCPS Allocates IB Placement | Clean Slate MoCo | Michael Bell | October 26, 2025

New controversy hits leaf blower ban: Leaders scramble to eliminate photo enforcement |WUSA 9 | Matt Gregory | November 10, 2025, 11:23 pm, Updated November 10, 2025, 11:24 pm

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Montgomery County: Maryland’s Rising Star

Although Tuesday’s election results may not have been what we hoped for, Montgomery County continues to shine as Maryland’s rising star.

Last year, Montgomery County proudly received the prestigious Samuel Chase Award from the Maryland GOP for being the most outstanding county in the state. This was an exceptional honor, especially for a deep-blue county like ours. 

This achievement is the direct result of the hard work and dedication of our volunteers, women’s clubs, media engagement, and focused social media outreach. To each of you who contributed your time and energy — thank you.

Over the past two years, we’ve seen a turnaround in the number of Republican voters in Montgomery County. After years of steady decline beginning in 2012, our focus on voter engagement and outreach has reversed that trend. Our current leadership is listening to the community and staying focused on clear, common-sense messaging around the issues that matter to the voters:  spending, taxes, public safety, education, transportation, and transparency.