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September 17, 2020 (every 3rd Thurs through May!)
Topic: What Can You Do Speaker(s) To Be Invited (some already accepted!) Cindy Werner, Candidate US Congress District 4 - WI Sam Rogers, Coalition Director for Concerned Veterans for America - WI Sue Lynch – WI State Coordinator of Women for Trump coalition Jim Ott - WI Legislator and SRWC member Cindy is working hard to improve economic opportunity in Milwaukee and has plans to work closely with Ben Carson and the Trump administration to designate District 4 as a HUB/Opportunity zone and work with community and faith-based organization to organize neighborhood security and safety groups. She’s also an advocate for Education Choice where educational options compete for our kids and parents’ educational business. Let’s hear, support, and spread the news about this wonderful candidate!
Sam Rogers, our second inspiring speaker, served in the United States Army, first as a field interrogator for an Infantry unit and then as a clandestine intelligence officer. At CVA-WI, he focuses on three main public policy goals: VA Accountability and reform, Ending Endless Wars in the Middle East, and destructive deficit spending in our national government. He also helps build supportive local communities of young combat and service veterans to work on these projects and provide each other support in their transition from service. Need we say more about our other well-known speakers?! Join us for this inspiring luncheon program and dine with conservative women combat veterans coming as our guests! Please note we are back at the Wisconsin Club. Please join us for another terrific program! filled with camaraderie and valuable information. Your goodwill, questions, & friends are always welcome! At The Town Club | 7950 N. Santa Monica Blvd, Fox Point WI (414-352-6800)
Time: 11:30 A.M. Social/sign in | 12:00 P.M. Luncheon Luncheon cost: $22/member & first-time guest; $27/guest
Payable to SRWC RSVP by Tuesday noon prior to the meeting. March Menu - Wisconsin Club
First Course | Carrot Sweet Potato Soup Main Course | Quiche Lorraine: Traditional Bacon and Cheese Quiche Served with Traditional Waldorf Salad with chicken Dessert | Cake April Menu - Wisconsin Club First Course | House Salad and assorted freshly baked rolls Main Course | Cashew Chicken: Wok Fried marinated chicken breast, with vegetable medley of broccoli, carrot, onion, celery, pea pods and ginger soy glaze with steamed jasmine rice and cashews Dessert | Cake May Menu - Wisconsin Club First Course | Clam Chowder Main Course | Panko Crusted Perch served with Sweet Potato Fries and Coleslaw Dessert | Cake MENU ALTERNATIVE only available if we request it ahead of time. Let us know if you prefer a vegetarian entree or hamburger and fries – no other substitutions. Please choose the option that fits your requirements best and either decline or share the portion of the luncheon that you cannot eat. Thank you! Note: We have open seating. Please do not discuss politics with the staff unless they bring it up. We wrap up by 1:30 pm.
------------ Did you know we love checks?! They help us with registration and serve as a receipt. Sneak Peak*November - Legislative Round Robin
December - Scott Walker January - WILL on Voter Rolls and Impeachment February - Human Trafficking March - Veterans Make a Difference April - Follow Up on John Doe and Other Abuses of Law in WI May - *Subject to change Please Join Our Club!If you are a like-minded woman or man, we welcome you! Our members are enthusiastic, informal, and engaged. |
Speaker Recaps for past meetings (and photos)
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Every day is a good day to sign up to be an Election Observer or paid Poll Worker - especially at Central Count in Milwaukee! New Buddy System
Learn what to do, where to go, how to park, and who you can observe with! This buddy system pairs you with a friendly, experienced training mentor who is happy to accompany you and ensure you feel comfortable your first time(s) serving to protect our vote. To sign up or ask questions, please call Sharon at 414-332 5422.
Do you live in Ozaukee County?
Campaign Training for volunteers is offered at the RPOC field office in Cedarburg every Wednesday evening at 6:15 pm for those of you who are interested in helping out. Training can be done in as little as 10 minutes!
Where? The Republican Party of Ozaukee Field Office | W62 N248 Washington Ave., Cedarburg, WI 53012
Why? So you can help us achieve VICTORY in 2020!!
Questions? Reach out to David @ dkarst@wisgop.org; otherwise, just stop by
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Learn what to do, where to go, how to park, and who you can observe with! This buddy system pairs you with a friendly, experienced training mentor who is happy to accompany you and ensure you feel comfortable your first time(s) serving to protect our vote. To sign up or ask questions, please call Sharon at 414-332 5422.
Do you live in Ozaukee County?
Campaign Training for volunteers is offered at the RPOC field office in Cedarburg every Wednesday evening at 6:15 pm for those of you who are interested in helping out. Training can be done in as little as 10 minutes!
Where? The Republican Party of Ozaukee Field Office | W62 N248 Washington Ave., Cedarburg, WI 53012
Why? So you can help us achieve VICTORY in 2020!!
Questions? Reach out to David @ dkarst@wisgop.org; otherwise, just stop by
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Please contact us if you know of events you think we'd enjoy!
For Your Information
‘Mental health days’ for students?
<<New York legislators are considering letting students take “mental health” days off from school.
“It’s important because we’re seeing more and more young people thinking about suicide,” State Sen. Brad Hoylman told CBSN New York.
This year, Oregon students will be able to take five mental health days in every three-month period.>>
Beginning of US Slavery | Walter E. Williams
Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty research on Milwaukee Public Schools
SAT to give students 'Adversity Score' to capture social and economic background
The Conservative Health Care Plan, Explained
“There’s a conservative health care plan that could reduce costs and help Americans get better access. I think what’s important for people who work on these issues to remember is that this is really a choice about,
are you on the side of an insurance company, which is where Obamacare has been?
are you on the government’s side, which is where Bernie Sanders wants us to be?
Or are you on the side of the people?”
‘Mental health days’ for students?
<<New York legislators are considering letting students take “mental health” days off from school.
“It’s important because we’re seeing more and more young people thinking about suicide,” State Sen. Brad Hoylman told CBSN New York.
This year, Oregon students will be able to take five mental health days in every three-month period.>>
Beginning of US Slavery | Walter E. Williams
Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty research on Milwaukee Public Schools
SAT to give students 'Adversity Score' to capture social and economic background
The Conservative Health Care Plan, Explained
“There’s a conservative health care plan that could reduce costs and help Americans get better access. I think what’s important for people who work on these issues to remember is that this is really a choice about,
are you on the side of an insurance company, which is where Obamacare has been?
are you on the government’s side, which is where Bernie Sanders wants us to be?
Or are you on the side of the people?”
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The Suburban Republican Women’s Club (SRWC) is a group of loyal, intelligent, and friendly people. We welcome members of all ages and stages. We hope you find this website a one-stop shop for current and classic economic and political information. There are links galore to explore.
Our regularly scheduled luncheons provide opportunities to hear dynamic speakers who offer unique and Conservative perspectives on political issues and campaigns of importance to our membership. As a member you receive an informative newsletter that keeps you in the loop even if you are unable to make a meeting. Please call a friend, relative, or acquaintance and invite her (or him) to attend our luncheons - local politicians, too! Communicate. Educate. Inspire. |
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Our club, the SRWC, is an affiliate of the Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women (WFRW) - one of the largest and most influential women's political organizations in the state. The WFRW has been a state affiliate of the National Federation of Republican Women since 1940. Our clubs across the state hold local prominence and have the clout to attract political speakers to engage us and harness our grassroots energies! Elected Officials and candidates are eager for our input, our voices, our votes, and our influence. As a SRWC member, you become part of the WFRW team of approximately 1,000 members and 22 local clubs.
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You also become a member of the NFRW by default! The seal of the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) is the Golden American Eagle, king of birds, holding a quill pen and standing guard over our most treasured tool of democracy -- the ballot box. Adopted in 1944, the seal portrays the Federation's interest in the protection and integrity of our electoral process. The quill is symbolic of the power of words, especially as contained in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States. With 100,000+ members, the NFRW is one of the largest women's political organizations in the country.
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