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SHRW Luncheon August 23 Guest Southern Hills Republican Women DIRECTORS President August 2016 Volume 9 Issue 8 Lynn Armanino [email protected] 702-248-1414 1st VP Lynn Armanino Nickie Diersen President’s Message [email protected] 702-897-4682 August 2016 2nd VP Dorothy Kazanjian [email protected] We need Rep. Joe Heck to replace Harry Reid as Senator instead of Reid’s hand-picked 702-685-3631 surrogate. Rep. Heck’s office will be working with our candidates to help get them Treasurer Linda Schlinger elected. Please commit, at the very least, a minimum of a few hours a week to make [email protected] phone calls. Wednesday is the official SHRW day and then we go to lunch. If 702-896-9829 Wednesday doesn’t work for you, any day is good. The office is at 7395 S. Pecos, Suite Secretary #104 at Warm Springs and Pecos. Come join us. We have three months to make a Heather Stamer difference and all our candidates need your help now! I’ll be there and hope to see [email protected] you as well. Thanks for whatever you can do. 702-743-0381 Communications Director It’s so much easier to talk to other Republicans and hash over what’s right and wrong. Jan-Ie Low It feels good but is otherwise unproductive. We need to be talking to Democrats and [email protected] Independents so here are some thoughts to use. 702-327-2628 Events Director Refer to Hillary Clinton as CROOKED Hillary. Branding is Marilyn Ford [email protected] important! 702-450-7063 Anarchy is NOT an inalienable right. No one has Campaign Director privilege above the law, not even CROOKED HILLARY. Carolyn von Gortler [email protected] Always refer to Radical Islam as BARBARIC RADICAL ISLAM. 702-914-3730 The enemy is not global warming, it is BARBARIC RADICAL ISLAM Budget & Finance Director Parliamentarian Ask “IS OUR MILITARY STRONGER THAN IT WAS 8 YEARS AGO?” Sharon Banta Ask “ARE WE SAFER THAN WE WERE 8 YEARS AGO?” [email protected] 702-496-5111 Ask “IS THE ECONOMY STONGER THAN IT WAS 8 YEARS AGO?” INSIDE THIS ISSUE The smartest thing you can do is recognize if you are talking to someone with a Page 2: closed mind. If so, find someone else with whom to share your thoughts and keep August Luncheon Speaker trying. We all know how important it is to win this election. I’m preaching to the Congressman Joe Heck choir but we must do all we can. Save the date: Sept 27 Guest Speaker Sarah Save the date. The NvFRW northern Nevada Board and Membership meeting Chamberlain will be October 1st in Reno. Everyone is invited. More information to come. Page 3: 2nd Annual Basque Fry Page 4: NEVER HILLARY! State primary winners Page 5: “We have a 5 billion dollar website. I have so many websites … I hire people. They Cleveland Convention report Page 6: do a website. It costs me three dollars.” ~ Donald Trump on HealthCare.gov. Forces of Power Page 7: Rosie is almost here Page 8 Birthdays & stuff you need to SHRW Mission Statement know Page 9 The Southern Hills Republican Women’s Club believes in American exceptionalism. We Calendar, Membership form are committed to supporting and advancing the Republican Party, and its candidates, at Page 10 the local, state and national level. To fulfill this mission we will: Did you know • provide information on current political and community issues, Page 11 • organize members and coordinate efforts to promote and elect Republican Luncheon pictures candidates,https://twitter.com/sohillsrw Page 12 • maintain our commitment,1 passion and knowledge in support of the Republican Party Advertisers and conservative issues. • influence policy making at all levels of government. WHEN: SHRW Luncheon August 23 August 23 Guest Speaker Room opens at 10:45 a.m. Lunch served at 11:30 a.m. Congressman Dr. Joe Heck WHERE: Candidate for U.S. Senate Buckman’s Grille 2600 Hampton Road Henderson, NV 89052 Dr. Joe Heck has dedicated his life to public service, working as a physician, firefighter, search and rescue team member, ambulance attendant, SWAT RESERVATION DEADLINE: physician, and member of the Army Reserve. Aug 21st Check must be received in the mail After completing his residency in emergency medicine at the Albert by this date Einstein Medical Center in 1992, Dr. Heck was recruited to work in the emergency department at what was then Humana Hospital in Las Vegas. PLEASE MAIL CHECKS TO: So. Hills Republican Women He received a direct commission in the U.S. Army Reserves Medical Corps 2505 Anthem Village Drive in 1991 and currently holds the rank of Brigadier General. He was called to Suite E-223 active duty three times, including Iraq where he ran the emergency Henderson, NV 89052 services and aeromedical evacuation section of a combat support hospital. or DROP CHECKS IN MAILBOX: 2001 DiPinto - Corner of Hampton Dr. Heck founded Specialized Medical Operations, Inc., a small business & DiPinto Street providing medical training and consulting to law enforcement, EMS, and military special operations. He is widely published and has lectured on DO YOU HAVE A SPECIAL special operations medical support, the medical response to acts of DIETARY NEED? terrorism, and emergency preparedness and response. Contact: Marilyn 702-450-7063 Dr. Heck was a member of the Nevada State Senate from 2005 to 2009, [email protected] representing District 5. In 2010, he was elected to the U.S. House where he has worked to boost Nevada’s economy, improve health care, strengthen the education system, and maintain our national security. He and his wife Lisa live in Henderson and have three children, Monica, Chelsea, and Joseph III, and two rescue dogs, Aspen and Denver. To learn more about his race for the U.S. Senate, go to www.DrJoeHeck.com Luncheon Fee: $25 Members & $30 Non- Members SHRW Luncheon Last Day to R.S.V.P.: Aug 21st SHRW Accepts Credit & Debit Cards Sept 27 Guest Speaker Sarah Chamberlain, Pres., Register Now: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/shrw-august-lunch- Republican Main Street tickets-26795141991?aff=erelexpmlt Partnership, Women2Women Southern Hills Republican Women is donating the proceeds from the military basket ticket sales equally to both Veterans Village and the Veteran’s Court in Henderson in 2016. The board will continue to explore local veteran organizations to champion next year. Thank you for your continued support of the basket ticket sales. 2 2 3 3 SOUTHERN NEVADA REPUBLICAN PRIMARY WINNERS The green star shows incumbent U.S. SENATE DISTRICT 12 Dr. Joe Heck Mark Riggins DISTRICT 13 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Paul Anderson DISTRICT 1: DISTRICT 14 Mary Perry Melody Howard DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 18 Christine DeCorte Mark Amodei DISTRICT 19 DISTRICT 3 Chris Edwards Danny Tarkanian DISTRICT 21 Derek Armstrong DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 22 Cresent Hardy Keith Pickhard NEVADA SENATE DISTRICT 23 Melissa Woodbury DISTRICT 6 DISTRICT 29 Victoria Seaman Stephen Silberkraus NEVADA ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 34 DISTRICT 1 Matt Williams Howard Brean DISTRICT 35 DISTRICT 2 Brent Jones John Hambrick DISTRICT 36 DISTRICT 4 James Oscarson Richard McArthur DISTRICT 37 DISTRICT 5 Jim Marchant Art Ham DISTRICT 41 DISTRICT 9 Nick Phillips David Gardner VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR DR. JOE Dr. Joe Heck is on military duty for the next two weeks and we’re doing a special phone bank next Wednesday at 7395 S. Pecos, Suite #104, to show support for Joe. As a veteran Chris Edwards, Assemblyman, District 19, will be there with us to support Joe. We have been asked to have a particularly good turnout for this event. Yes, it does involve phoning but to those of you who absolutely hate it, one time for two hours won’t hurt you, from 11 to 1. They want to show the office packed. Then we can go to lunch together which we just did for the first time yesterday and enjoyed it so much we’re going to do this weekly. What a great way to get to know each other . working for our next Senator and then having an informal lunch. Hope you can join us and help elect Joe Heck to the Senate. 4 4 BEING THERE IS BELIEVING By Pauline Ng Lee, Director of Nevada Republican Men’s Club Seeing and hearing is believing. In the case of Dwight Mazzone, Chair of the Clark County Republic Party who attended the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, hearing Ivanka Trump speak about the Trump family values of hard work and personal responsibility made Mazzone believe that the Republican Presidential Candidate, Donald J. Trump, was the right leader for the United States. Citing the revelation by Ivanka Trump that “Trump’s companies have more women in leadership and management roles than any other Fortune 500 company.” Mazzone came away from the Convention impressed by Donald J. Trump’s accomplishments, his wisdom for developing and seeking out talent, his inclusive attitude and notably, his humility. Mazzone, who attended the Convention with the Nevada contingency of 85 representatives, pointed out that the Trump children and Melania Trump exuded quiet confidence in all of their speeches, while Mr. Trump himself exhibited great poise and confidence throughout the entire Convention, despite controversy created by Ted Cruz’s speech. Not once did Donald Trump undertake or stir the crowd into chanting anything negative during the Convention. The only chant that Donald Trump undertook was “USA, USA, USA” which underscores his commitment to a united America, according to Mazzone. Mazzone pointed out that several speeches were not broadcast during primetime that he wished all Americans could have heard. He cited the speech given by Lisa Shin, an optometrist from New Mexico and president of Korean Americans for Trump, who described her family’s pursuit of the American dream though hard work and education and her family’s lawful immigration to the United States.
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