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...AND THE SMART ONES OFTEN BECOME REPUBLICANS!

Legislative District 18 members marched with Cheryl Riley, Republican nominee for Congress (CD8), at the Kensington Labor Day Parade.

MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD!

Sign Up to attend a Listening Session

The Council is also inviting residents to provide additional feedback on the Attainable Housing Strategies initiative.  

The date, time and location for the five in-person listening sessions are listed below. Please sign up to attend by the deadline listed for each listening session. Additionally, a virtual listening session is available for those who cannot attend one of the in-person meetings. If you require sign language interpreters or interpretation assistance, please sign up at least seven days prior to the date of the listening session, to provide adequate time to meet the request.   

How about joining the team delivering flyers to doors in the 6^th Congressional District?

Contact Greg Decker at

[email protected]

Mail-in ballots start going out in September.

Now is the time for action!

Former President Ronald Reagan said:

“On this occasion, let us also remember the freedoms and the sacrifices that have made our abundance possible. We are heirs to a precious legacy, one that has taken centuries to build, and we must forever recognize that its preservation and increase are our glad task and solemn responsibility.” 

Enjoy the day with friends and family, the end of summer is here before you know it.

But remember, our National, State and local governments desperately need a change in leadership. Single party government hasn't served us well. Folks are demonstrating at School Boards and being ignored or insulted. Illegal immigration is exhausting BLUE cities the way it's targeted RED cities and states for years. You can't afford higher taxes, higher prices and increased energy costs.

You see a decline in public safety, a decline in reading and math scores, a decline in civility on both sides that makes it harder to recover from inflation, international upheaval and domestic unrest.

With an Important election right around the corner we need to focus and work for the best candidates who will work for America.

Its Labor Day. Lets go to work!

Dennis Melby

MCGOP Chairman

Tell me what you think at [email protected]

By Lori Jaffe

On August 26, Montgomery Perspective reported, “I have been told that the county council’s Public Safety Committee will hold a work session on the Freedom to Leave Act next month.  The committee’s members are Sidney Katz (chair), Dawn Luedtke and Kristin Mink, the latter of whom cosponsored an earlier Jawando anti-traffic stop bill.  Given the administration’s position as well as opposition to Jawando’s bill by the police union and MCGEO, this council committee session will make for interesting viewing.” We urge you to make your voice heard (see below).

Chery Riley is a native of Montgomery County and a strong voice of opposition to Representative Jamie Raskin, her opponent for Maryland’s District Eight seat in Congress. No stranger to politics, Cheryl ran for the Montgomery County Council in 2022. And though she didn’t win that race, she came out with a winning attitude of staying the course to fight the Democrat’s current monopoly in MOCO and the state of Maryland. Cheryl currently owns a public relations practice and resides in Bethesda. Below she answers questions in her own words about her compelling reasons to run and what her priorities would be as a member of Congress.

Memo for Our Montgomery County and Maryland Citizens, Prepared by Peter Huessy, President of Geo-Strategic Analysis of Potomac, Maryland

Labor Day Weekend Report

California Dreamin’

Nothing California Democrats do makes any sense unless we understand their primary motive. In short, as woke liberals, they will do nearly anything to feel morally superior. And that feeling has fueled their otherwise inexplicable defense of the indefensible. The latest example of this terrible woke pathology occurred Tuesday in California, where, according to KCRA-TV in Sacramento, the State Senate voted to include illegal immigrants in California’s first-time homebuyer’s program, and it did so despite the fact that the program has no money.