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2017 Events Calendar  Feb 20: Presidents’ Day Luncheon Meeting, Wednesday, Feb. 22nd  Feb 22: MRWF The Club Restaurant, McInnis Park, 350 Smith Ranch Road, San Rafael Luncheon, 11:30am- 11:30 am - 1:00 pm 1:00pm, Location, Club at McInnis, San Rafael, Speaker: Melanie Morgan Board Meeting at 10am Radio Talk Show Host, Author and Journalist  Feb 24: MRWF Satellite Club, 6pm Topic: How to Save California in 10 Easy Steps

 Feb 24-26: California Melanie Morgan is an award-winning radio talk show host, author, colum- Republican Party Con- vention, Sacramento nist, journalist, TV anchor, and former News Director. She is known for her advocacy on behalf of the American military and defense of the War on Ter-  Mar 22: MRWF ror. She has been a frequent guest on many cable TV shows, including Fox Luncheon, 11:30am- News, CNN and BBC. We are fortunate that she accepted our invitation to 1:00pm, Location, Club at McInnis, San Rafael, speak and share her insights about the steps California can take to move in a Board Meeting at 10am positive direction. Melanie returned to the airwaves of KSRO Radio in Santa Rosa in 2014 and anchored the “Sonoma County Morning News” until just  Mar 24: MRWF Satellite recently. Previously, she co-hosted The Brian Sussman and Melanie Morgan Show at KSFO Club, 6pm from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. For almost 15 years, Melanie was co-host of the highly rated Lee Rodgers  Mar 31-Apr 1: No. Divi- and Melanie Morgan show at KSFO and also served as a reporter for KGO-TV in San Francisco. sion CFRW Spring Con- In 2009, Talk Radio tapped her to be co-anchor of the network’s morning show, America’s ference, Rancho Cordova Morning News in Washington, D. C. Melanie returned to California in 2010 and followed her  Apr 26: MRWF Annual passion for justice by helping form the nonprofit organization “International Cold Case Investi- Fundraiser Silent Auction gators Association”, designed to solve cold cases and track killers who have escaped throughout the years. 2017 MRWF Officers

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THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANC E - THOMAS JEFFERSON Marin Republican Women, Federated President’s Report Membership Matters I hope you all enjoyed the January 20, 2017 Inauguration of With the Republicans in full control of Washington it is an the President of the United States. If you did not watch it as it exciting time to be a member of the MRWF and to introduce was happening, I hope you recorded it to watch later. We someone new to our club. The new year has started and it is time played some of it at the Satellite Club on January 27th. Several to pay membership dues for 2017. No matter when you paid of our members attended in person, including me, so we will your 2016 dues, it would be greatly appreciated if everyone have stories to tell and photos to show. I was so excited to get could get their 2017 membership dues in now. Dues have not the invitation to attend from a friend who worked on the Trump changed and are $30 for regular members and $25 for associate Transition Team. On Thursday, the National Federation of Re- members (members of another Republican Women’s Club, citi- publican Women held an open house at the headquarters in zenship other than US or Republican men). Our Membership Virginia. It was great fun to meet RWF women from all over Contest has started for 2017 so whoever brings the most new the country. Republicans to our organization and they join, will win a free Looking out on our MRWF calendar, let’s start working lunch at the end of the year. Please let me know who you have now on our Fundraiser/Silent Auction/Raffle and Show. Start invited and joins the club. your action now. Our April fundraiser will benefit our Commu- I have a few more rosters if anyone would like a hard copy nity Project, St. Vincent School for Boys Residential Home for 2016-17. Please let me know if you have changed your Improvement project. We have a committee of eight members name, address, email address or phone number so we can keep (you, too, can volunteer to join us) working to ensure success our records accurate. of our April 26th Silent Auction/Raffle and Show luncheon. There is a membership form at the back of this newsletter and Each of you can participate now, in February, by asking your I have sent out email and postal membership renewal reminders. favorite businesses to donate gift certificates or products to Let’s strengthen our club and our country by increasing our benefit St. Vincent School for Boys. Or you and your family numbers and participating in the political process. If you have can personally donate cash, services, sports and event tickets, any questions please contact me at 415-789-5022 or timeshare, a dinner-for-six at your home or whatever is unique [email protected]. to you. As you get those items in hand, email Commu- Welcome to new Members Kari Thompson, Janet Cam- [email protected] to notify the committee that you have them. eron, Pauline Ancell and Cris Traxler and new Associate We will be collecting your donations prior to and at the March Members Nancy Cherney, Joan Gard, Carolyn Heyder, John 22nd luncheon. We already have some fun entertainment Reuscher, and Carole Stein. planned and plenty of time for everyone to place and track their Silent Auction bids on April 26th. MEMBER BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings to Members Barbara Cummings, Ann Faye Bourret, President Gordon, Connie Govi, Terry Graham and Kathryn Thomp- son . Birthday greetings to Associate Members Harriet Cohen and Ingrid Simkins. Judy Groesbeck, Membership Chair

FEBRUARY - Presidents’ Day tion in the adaptation of a speech delivered by then Congress- February 20th, Presidents' Day, and our 45th president will man Mike Pence at Hillsdale College on September 20, 2010. I have been in office barely a month. A question sure to be on cannot urge you strongly enough to read this speech. It is the minds of many is: What type of president will Donald lengthy but well worth the time and also gives us an insight Trump be? With his historical win as a political into the mind of the good man we have elected as outsider it will be interesting to watch how he gov- our Vice President. erns. https://imprimis.hillsdale.edu/the-presidency-and- Then there is this question: What should a presi- the-constitution/ dent be? I was fortunate to find the answer to that ques- Americanism Mary Anne Bell, Americanism Chair Visit us on the web at www.mrwf.org THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANC E - THOMAS JEFFERSON Page 3

THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANC E - THOMAS JEFFERSON Marin Republican Women, Federated Community Projects Reports Washington. In any event, we will continue to try and capture a few new voters and perhaps convert a few Independents. Not Your helping hands and talents are needed for all the much hope for the ultra libs and we can only hope to dispel the MRWF activities. Get on the lists; call the project chair listed. false narrative of the media and the comics who demonstrate at 142 Throckmorton. Be ready for the Voter Registration table on VETERANS April 22nd and April 29th. Thanks to all of you who have been donating goodies for our Veterans over the years! Whether I’m Elise Vitale, Voter Registration Chair delivering items to the VA Hospital at Fort Miley or the Veterans Home in Yountville, your donations are accepted MRWF SATELLITE CLUB with grateful smiles from the staff. Please What a great night! A wonderful turnout at the Thompson’s include your name and address with any home in Novato for our first Satellite gathering of the year and a donation for which you would like a tax Veterans wonderful celebration of the election and inauguration of our receipt. Administration new President Donald Trump. His first week was certainly a We are still collecting the ever-useful busy one. Gave us all LOTS to talk about. Certain of us were hotel toiletries, clothing, lap blankets, books, DVDs, ball caps, lucky enough to be able to attend the inauguration and gave handkerchiefs, playing cards, puzzles, boxed games, and non- some great accounts of our experiences there. A very exciting perishable foods. time for all of us. A special thanks to Kathryn and Peter for It is important to note that the VA Hospital and Veterans their gracious hospitality. They have been wonderful supporters Home can no longer take used clothing or blankets due to an of our group, offering their beautiful home time and time again increase in the incidence of bed bugs(!). Especially at the end for our events. of the year, we are happy to collect extra greeting cards, sta- Please remember we need members to consider inviting us into tionery, and 2017 calendars for our vets. their homes as well. Contact me at [email protected] so In recent months, I have begun taking snacks and playing that I can make up our 2017 schedule. Invite, Involve, Inform. cards to our local El Marinero Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, because they deliver such items to the Jane Maushardt, Satellite Club Chair USO at SFO for our troops who are passing through. Every October, El Marinero DAR members handwrite messages on Christmas cards for our injured troops in the Army Hospital at Heidelberg, Germany. I’ll take your extra Christmas cards and COMMUNITY PROJECT 2017 pass them on to the DAR ladies to use in 2017 for this wonder- We have chosen the St. Vincent School for Boys house im- ful project! provement project to be the recipi- Many thanks, also, to the ladies who have been helping ent of our fundraising project this to collect for Veterans when I have been unable to attend year. It is a non-profit organiza- meetings! I will also accept a drop-off or make a pickup, so tion based in San Rafael, CA. The residential and school “. . . pro- feel free to call me at 415-302-0330 or pop me an email at: grams are built upon decades of [email protected]. experience with children who struggle with profound emotional Anne Brenneis, Veterans Project disturbances and behavioral chal- lenges, often due to early trauma VOTER REGISTRATION and exposure to domestic abuse and neglect.” Mark your calendars and save the date for our April 26, 2017 The 45th POTUS has been sworn in and it is a happy day for luncheon and Silent Auction/Raffle. the Republicans. I realize that we have the tendency here in At our February 22nd luncheon, Kent Eagleson, Executive Marin County to downplay our political affiliation. It is more Director of St. Vincent School for Boys, will give us a brief important than ever that we keep our heads up and remind our presentation on the house/living quarters project which is target- neighbors and friends that there are still two main political ing the upgrade of the interiors of the boys’ residence houses. parties in the country. Hopefully we will get a bit of help from

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THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANC E - THOMAS JEFFERSON Marin Republican Women, Federated Legislative Report California Capitol News By Andrea Widburg, MRWF Legislative Chair By Katy Grimes, Flash Report Date: 01/21/17 Date: 01/25/17 The clearest proof of the schism in America is the difference YUGE Election Fraud in California To Be Investigated between anticipated legislation in the federal government and President Donald Trump announced last evening an investi- in California. While the federal Republican majority wants to gation into election and voter fraud is coming. “I will be asking shrink government dramatically, California’s Democrat major- for a major investigation into VOTER FRAUD, including those ity plans to expand it just as dramatically. registered to vote in two states, those who are illegal and even those registered to vote who are dead (and many for a long Chief among Congress’s plans is repealing Obamacare. This time). Depending on results, we will strengthen up voting pro- will almost certainly be a phased transition so that the return to cedures!” Trump tweeted. the marketplace causes minimal pain to a public enmeshed in This is music to the ears of many California voters – espe- Obamacare’s tangled, costly mandates. cially those whose party registrations were changed right be- Republicans will likely use the reconciliation process fore the June Primary, ensuring a Hillary Clinton win over (requiring only 51 votes) to tweak into nonexistence most of challenger Bernie Sanders. California was a crucial state for the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial “reform” bill, which has had a both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, but the election was called for Clinton minutes after the polls closed, but before stifling effect on economic growth. This will include dissolving millions of provisional ballot votes were counted. the unaccountable Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, “What?” you ask, because Democrats insist that fraud during which has used “guesstimates” about racism to shake down elections is a myth. They claim voter fraud is “virtually non- businesses. Republicans are also examining the best way to existent,” buying votes is too difficult and too “legally risky to remove hundreds of economically burdensome regulations. Tax pull off,” tampering with voting machines is a misnomer be- reform is on the agenda too. cause they are often backed up by paper ballots or other means Other ideas on the Republican wish list are defunding of auditing. Planned Parenthood in favor of women’s health clinics that do Despite the left and some on the right insisting there is no election or voter fraud to speak of in the United States, there is not carry out 30% of the nation’s abortions, privatizing NPR, plenty of evidence otherwise in California. ending the National Endowment for the Arts, and generally Election Integrity Project founder Linda Paine notified the clamping down on having the American people fund controver- California Secretary of State through her attorney, that they sial, frivolous, or highly politicized causes that are best left to were teaching the wrong law to county registrars. That law, SB the free market. In this regard, Americans can also expect to 450, would allow voters to vote in person at “vote centers” lo- see Congress stop underwriting monies currently spent on cated at public spots throughout their county for the 10 days “combating” natural climate changes. prior to an election, including two weekends, and voters will Meanwhile, in California, things are going in the opposite receive a vote by mail ballot that can be returned by mail, or dropped off at any vote center. This essentially legalizes ballot direction. The Democrat legislature has announced that it will harvesting and authorizes counties to remove from voters, the be a one-state counterbalance to Washington’s new conserva- right to vote in person. tive governance. California’s first step in that direction was to However, SB 450 does not actually go into effect until Janu- hire Eric Holder, the former ethically-impaired U.S. Attorney ary 1, 2018. Of course Alex Padilla, the Secretary of State General under President Obama. With Holder’s advice to guide knew this, but was training county registrars on it anyway as if it, California is planning to enact legislation to enhance illegal it was being implemented. . . immigrant rights, fund more anti-climate change initiatives, and Recommended: For the rest of this eye-opener go to: keep Obamacare alive. http://www.flashreport.org/blog/2017/01/25/yuge-election- As Senate leader Kevin de León (D-Los Angeles) has said, fraud-in-california-to-be-investigated/ “[Holder] will be our lead litigator, and he will have a legal team of expert lawyers on the issues of climate change, women and civil rights, the environment, immigration, voting rights — to name just a few.”

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By Allison Olson, CFRW Advocate, Sacramento Voting Felons: Felons that are serving their sentences either in Date: 01/10/17 county jails or on post-release supervision may now vote from The Legislature is back in full swing after their holiday re- jail. It is up to our counties to implement. cess. And boy, they sure didn’t waste any time in stirring up controversy! One of the very first acts of the Democrat legisla- Here are a two that aren’t so bad: tive majority was to hire former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder on retainer to “take on” President Elect Donald Trump. Pet Protection: You are now protected under the law if you It is abundantly clear that Legislative Democrats are tragically free a distressed pet from a hot car. You must have called and out of touch with the values and priorities of everyday Califor- waited for law enforcement to arrive first before liberating the nians. What Californians want and need are water, transporta- animal. tion infrastructure, and a solution to our crippling public pension problem. The Legislature will be paying Eric Holder’s law Date Rape Drugs: Fixing a dangerous loophole in Prop 47, firm $25,000 a month for three months to start. Luckily, our prosecutors can again pursue felony convictions for possession legislative Republicans are willing to stand up for us. Assem- of date rape drugs, like GHB, with proven intent to commit a blyman Kevin Kiley (R, Rocklin) wrote to our state Attorney sex crime. It should be noted, however, that Governor Brown General’s Office challenging the legality of hiring Eric Holder, allowed this bill to become law without his signature. claiming it is unconstitutional and a conflict of interest. Further- more, wouldn’t our state’s Attorney General be enough in Brown's Budget “protecting” California from the Executive Branch of the Fed- Governor Brown released his 2017-2018 budget proposal for eral Government? We will stay afoot of this development, but the state today and while it is far from being finalized, we can what a way to start the new year! get a good sense of his priorities this legislative session. While we applaud his frugal spending estimates, the majority party New Year, New Laws has done nothing to slow down spending these last several As usual, there are a bevy of new and (mostly) useless laws years and in fact has increased spending by $36 billion in the that have taken effect at the start of 2017. Here is a list that is past six years. Governor Brown's $177.1 billion spending plan sure to get your blood boiling: does little to address our transportation infrastructure outside of taxing Californians some more, while does nothing to tackle Minimum Wage: Beginning this year, our state’s minimum our incredible public pension debt and liabilities (which cur- wage will increase incrementally until we reach the nation’s rently stand at $200 billion) and neglects water infrastructure first $15 minimum wage. This will affect all businesses with 26 yet again. But don't worry, because Governor Brown included employees or more. cap-and-trade extensions and also assumes that the state will continue to receive federal funding for Obamacare. Gun Control: There were several gun control measures that were enacted January 1st. One seriously limits gun lending pro- visions, with exceptions to some family members and hunting guide businesses. The other makes rifles with “bullet buttons,” “pistol grips,” or telescoping stocks illegal. If you already own one, you may keep it, but you have to register it with the De- partment of Justice.

Voter Registration: If you aren’t already registered to vote, you will be able to do so up to and on election day at your county elections headquarters.

Mascots: This year, California public schools must change their mascots if they were deemed “racist” or “culturally insen- Jan. 25, 2017 speaker luncheon: the men of MRWF with speaker Jan sitive” to Native Americans. This applied to only four schools, Miller, President and Co-Founder of ‘Citizens Against Homicide’.

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WHERE TO WRITE, EMAIL, FAX OR TELEPHONE OFFICALS President: Donald J. Trump (R) Toll free Congress: 1-800-826-3688 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20500 Marin Republican Party Switchboard 202-456-1414 Governor: Edmund Gerald “Jerry“ Brown PO Box 2102, San Rafael, CA 94912-2102 email: www.whitehouse.gov/contact State Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814 415-446-4111 www.maringop.org Comment Line: 202-456-1111;FAX 202-456-2461 916-445-2841 (pending bills, issues) Senator: Kamala Harris (D) 916 - 658 -2792 24 hr. hotline FAX 916-558-3160 California Federation of Republican Women 112 Hart Bldg, Washington, DC 20510 email: www.govmail.ca.gov CFRW Advocate—Allison Olson 202-224-3553; FAX 202-224-2200 1225 8th St. Ste. 342, Sacramento, CA 95814 email website: harris.senate.gov/content/contact-senator Marin County Board of Supervisors 916 -442-4084; FAX 916-442-1322 Northern California Civic Center ,Suite 329,, San Rafael, CA 94903 email: [email protected] 916-448-2787, FAX 202-228-3865 ph. 499-7331 FAX 499-3645 www.twitter.com/CFRWadvocate www.cfrw.org Supervisor Damon Connolly Senator: Diane Feinstein (D) District 1: San Rafael Shirley Mark, President CFRW 331 Hart Bldg, Washington, DC 20510 Supervisor Katie Rice email: [email protected] 202-224-3841;FAX 202-228-3954 District 2: Ross Valley, part of San Rafael email: [email protected] Supervisor Kate Sears CFRW Northern Division www.cfrwnd.org 525 Market St. Rm 3670, San Francisco CA 94105 415-393-0707; FAX 415-393-0710 District 3: Southern Marin Olivia McCaffrey, President Supervisor Dennis Rodini email: [email protected] Representative: Jared Huffman (D) 2nd District District 4: Corte Madera, Larkspur, Homestead Valley, W. Marin, parts of 1630 Longworth House Office Bldg, Washington, DC 20515 Novato & San Rafael Mary Raub, Director Region XI 202-225-6151; FAX 202-225-6153 Supervisor Judy Arnold email: [email protected] email website: www.huffman.house.gov/contact District 5: Novato 999 Fifth Avenue, Suite 290, San Rafael, CA 94901 415-258-9657; FAX 415-258-9913 KSFO 560 CALL- IN SHOWS WEBSITES OF INTEREST State Senator: Mike McGuire (D) 2nd District Brian Sussman M-F, 5-9 am 808-5600 NFRW www.nfrw.org 1303 10th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Rush Limbaugh M-F, 9-12 N 808-5600 916-651-4002: FAX 916-323-6958 Cal Assembly www.assembly.ca.gov web site: www.sd02.senate.ca.gov Michael Savage M-F, 12N - 3 pm 808-5600 Calif Senate www.sen.ca.gov 3501 Civic Center Drive, Ste. 425, San Rafael, CA 94903 Mark Levin M-F, 3-6 pm 808-5600 Calif Repub Party www.cagop.org 415-479-6612, FAX 415-479-1146 Sean Hannity M-F, 6-9 pm 808-5600 US House of Rep www.house.gov Glenn Beck M-F, 9-12 m-night 808-5600 Assemblyman: Marc Levine (D) 10th District US Senate www.senate.gov State Capitol, POB 942849, Sacramento, CA 94249 Marin County Civic Center Rm. 412, San Rafael, CA 94903 Anytime Radio on the web: http://radiotime.com/ Rep Nat’l Comm www.rnc.org www.asmdc.org/members/a10 channel/c_57917/Conservative.aspx KSFO www.ksfo560.com 415-479 4920; FAX 415-479-2123