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Volume 12 issue 4 APRIL 2019 THE SHRW EAGLE President SHRW APRIL LUNCHEON Michele Turner’s WHEN: APRIL 23, 2019 monthly message WHERE: Buckman’s Grille at Revere Golf Club, 2600 Hampton Rd. Henderson 89052 March was an exciting month. President Trump was exonerated!!! Wayne TIME: 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Allen Root was a wonderful speaker, telling us about his association with Doors open at 10:45 am President Trump. Member/Associate Price: $26 Important events this month: Legislative Day in Carson city – April 4th. Guests/Candidate Price: $31 NvFRW Spring Board meeting at South Point – April 12 & 13th. Please try to attend at least one. If you are a SHRW member & attend the Spring RESERVATION DEADLINE: Board meeting the club will reimburse you 50% of your ticket price Mail Payment (by 12 noon)-APR-18 Credit Card Payment (by 12 noon) SHRW is the largest club in the state, we need a good attendance. Friday via Eventbrite - APR-19 is the Executive Committee Meeting and NvFRW Regents meeting. If you https://www.eventbrite.com/o/ have questions regarding Regents, please call or email me, I have been a southern-hills-republican- Regent since 2005 when SHRW was formed. women-6818309391 The general meeting starts with Registration and Continental Breakfast Mail check/cash payments to: from 7 – 8:30 on Saturday, 4/13, followed by the general membership Southern Hills Republican Women meeting from 9am – 4pm. Need a ride or if you have more questions, 2505 Anthem Village Drive suite E-223 Henderson NV. 89052 please call or email me. Check/cash payments may be dropped off at 2001 DiPinto in Sun City Anthem God Bless America! Dorothy Grubé Event Director Michele Turner Southern Hills Republican Women Cell [702] 994-4741 [email protected] Home Office [702] 614-3977 Email: [email protected] Visit our Website: shrwhendersonrepublicanwomen.com !1 Volume 12 issue 4 APRIL 2019 APRIL BIRTHDAYS SHRW MEMBER DIRECTORY PEGGY MOON - 4/1 As part of our road to achievement the National YVONNE SWEETEN - 4/3 Federation and the Nevada Federation require CHARLIE CONNELL - 4/4 us to “publish and maintain a membership LYNDA TACHE - 4/4 directory that is given to each of the club PATRICIA ASHMENT - 4/5 members, either hard copy or electronically.” PAMELA WELKER - 4/8 We will be completing the directory soon and JOANNE SELLERS - 4/11 will have it available electronically to each ELIZABETH BELL - 4/12 member. If you do not want your name and D.C. COLLINS - 4/13 contact information made available please BETTE MILLER - 4/15 contact Kathy Matson @ 702-373-9039 or LINDA ELLIOT - 4/16 [email protected] to request to have your SUE HANSEN - 7/17 information left off the directory. CHARLES DAILEY - 4/20 REBECCA TACKITT - 4/22 Our club has a great spotlight article SYDNEY INGRAM - 4/23 DEE CLIFFORD - 4/26 about the essay contest on the National KELLEE KEMPF - 4/26 Federation of Republican Women KATHY MATSON - 4/30 website. Check out NFRW.org & click on “spotlight” to see the excellent article written by Carol Tank _____________________ SUPPORT OUR BOUTIQUE!! WE HAVE A SMALL SELECTION OF HIGH QUALITY JEWELRY FOR SALE IN OUR BOUTIQUE. COME AND CHECK IT OUT AT THE NEXT LUNCHEON AND BUY A HAPPY EASTER $10.00 TICKET FOR A CHANCE TO WIN HAPPY SPRING A 14K GOLD CHAIN AND ELEPHANT PENDANT -VALUE $150.00 !2 Volume 12 issue 4 APRIL 2019 The Spring Board meeting is being held at the SouthPoint Hotel.. You can get tickets by going to www.eventbrite.com and typing NVFRW in the event tab. If a member purchases a ticket and attends the event our club will reimburse you for 50% of the ticket price. !3 Volume 12 issue 4 APRIL 2019 CPAC - 2019 AS REPORTED BY DOT KAZANJIAN AND LINDA SCHLINGER CPAC - CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL ACTION CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION CPAC 2019 was a three day conference, February 28-March 2, held at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland which is just outside of our nation’s capital. It is an extraordinary annual event attended by thousands of conservatives who are interested in promoting the standards, ideals, policy and philosophy of Republican government. Linda Schlinger and I (Dot Kazanjian) attended in 2018 and we were so impressed with the program that we decided to go again this year; where the conference was just as informative and as exciting, if not more so, than 2018. The program covered a wide array of issues both political and cultural that affect all Americans in our daily lives. The spectrum ranged from our leadership role in the global community; economics and our concerns for fair trade agreements; gun rights; healthcare; the environment; anti-semitism; abortion on demand and finally to fulfilling our individual responsibilities as citizens for creating a society that cares for our country, communities, families, the well-being and dignity of all individuals. The programs were delivered in several formats including panel discussion, break-out sessions and workshops. In all instances the leader was an authority on the topic. A few of the more prominent leaders included Senator Lindsey Graham, Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Glenn Beck, Mark Levin, Judge Jeanine Pirro, Ambassador Dora Gold, Governor Scott Walker, Rep Jim Jordan, Gordon Chang and Byron York. We also heard Vice-President Mike Pence speak on this administration’s accomplishments in the last two years. There was applause through-out the 40 minute speech as he enumerated all that has been done in addressing the current issues, facing us and the problems left behind by the previous administration. The meeting ended on Saturday with rousing cheers for President Donald Trump. He had just returned from a 20 hour flight from Vietnam and here he was standing on stage at CPAC. In 2018 he had committed to coming back in 2019 and he kept his promise. He spoke for almost two hours, off script, as only he can do. What Linda and I thought amazing as that he was not delivering a speech, but rather having a personal conversation with many thousands of people. He spoke of the many issues he is dealing with, and how we need to go forward in the next two years. Needless to say he was amazing! We need to stand behind him, and do all we can to ensure he gets re-elected in 2020 allowing him to continue his pledge. MAGA! !4 Volume 12 issue 4 APRIL 2019 The March luncheon featured TV and radio talk show host Wayne Allyn Root. It was a excellent and very informative luncheon & here are a few pictures for your enjoyment !5 Volume 12 issue 4 APRIL 2019 APRIL SPEAKER BYRON BROOKS We are very pleased to have Byron be our April speaker. Byron is a U.S. Army combat veteran and Las Vegas native. He was recruited by a private security firm to work for the Department of Defense and later the U.S. Department of State in support of multiple high threat government operations overseas. Byron’s experience included managing multimillion-dollar government projects in remote, hostile locations across the globe. Byron returned to Las Vegas in 2012 and has continued to serve his community. For over three years, Byron represented the community as a Use of Force Board Member with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. He was responsible for responding to officer-involved shootings and walking the scene with detectives from the police department’s Critical Incident Review Team to determine if officer actions complied with department policy. Byron is spearheading the Nevada Republican Collation. The Collation is working to bring all Republican groups together so we can ensure that Republicans are voted into State offices. Byron will discuss how we can be part of this and he will be talking about his work as a mentor for the Veterans Treatment Court. !6 Volume 12 issue 4 APRIL 2019 UPCOMING EVENTS • April 4, 2019 - Legislative Day, Carson City Assembly side of Legislative Building • April 5, 2019 - Friday - NFRW’s Campaign Management School - Airport Plaza, Reno • April 12-13, 2019 - Spring NvFRw Membership BOD meeting - South Point Hotel, Las Vegas • September 25-29 NFRW Convention: Indianapolis, IN • October 18-19, 2019 - Fall NvFrw Convention/BOD/ Membership meeting, Eldorado Resort, Reno • Our SHRW May speaker will be John Tsarpalas, President of the Nevada Policy Research Institute !7 Volume 12 issue 4 APRIL 2019 There are many bills in the State Legislature on which you may want to give your opinion. The web address to leave a comment and phone numbers of the Assembly and Senate members are shown below. If you cannot attend the hearings please LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD by contacting our legislators. "The condition upon which God has given liberty is eternal vigilance". John Phllpot Curan. Assembly Judiciary Committee: Chair:[email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Senate Judiciary Committee: Chair: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], Phone numbers: Toll Free Number 1-800-992-0973, Local Carson City: 684-6800; Local Las Vegas: 486-2626) Democrat Assemblymen: *Chair Yeager 775-684-8549 Lesley Cohen 775-684-8855 Shea Backus 775-684-8505 Skip Daly 775-684-8563 Edgar Flores 775-684-8583 Brittany Miller 775-684-8833 Rochelle Nguyen 775-684-8541 Sarah Peters 775-684-8559 Selena Torres 775-684-8599 Howard Watts 775-684-8835 Democrat Senators: *Chair Nicole Cannizzaro 775-684-1475, Dallas Harris 775-684-6502, James Ohrenschall 775-684-6503 Marilyn Dondero-Loop 775-684-1445 Melanie Scheible 775-684-1421 !8 Send your comments to the Senate and Assembly Judiciary Committees so they will be on the record.
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