Marin Republican Women, Federated

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March 2015
“The Price of Liberty is Eternal Vigilance.” - Thomas Jefferson
Awards: NFRW Diamond Award Club
2015 Events Calendar
• Feb 27 - Mar 1: CRP Spring
Convention, Sacramento, CA. Mia
Love Keynote Speaker
• Mar 18: MRWF Luncheon,
11:30am - 1:30pm, Spinnaker
Restaurant, Sausalito. Board
Meeting at 10am
• Mar 27: MRWF Satellite Club, 6pm
• Apr 15: MRWF Luncheon,
Meeting at 10am
• Apr 20 - 21: CFRW Advocacy
Days for high school students,
Sacramento, CA
• Apr 24: MRWF Satellite Club, 6pm
• May 13: MRWF Luncheon,
Meeting at 10am
2015 MRWF Officers
Co-Presidents:
Cindy Eisenhower
250-1775
Ilene Meyers
927-1861
[email protected]
1st VP/Programs:
Karen Molden
902-6200
[email protected]
2nd VP/Membership:
Kathryn Thompson
898-0090
[email protected]
3rd VP/Events:
Judy Groesbeck
789-5022
[email protected]
Secretary:
Beverly Erbel
383-1845
[email protected]
Treasurer:
Lindsay Laven
924-5644
[email protected]
Newsletter:
Faye Bourret
702-524-7793
[email protected]
2014 CFRW-Northern Division: Membership Circle of Excellence, 1st Place Newsletter
Luncheon Meeting,Wednesday, March 18th
New Date: SECOND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH
New Location: Spinnaker Restaurant, 100 Spinnaker Avenue, Sausalito, CA
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Speaker: Jim Brulte, Chairman, California Republican Party
Topic: The Changing Demographics of California
It is a great pleasure to welcome our California Republican
Party Chairman and former California State Legislator, Senator Jim Brulte (Ret.), to our MRWF luncheon.
Jim Brulte served 14 years in the California State Legislature, most recently as Senate Republican Leader, and then left
office to join California Strategies, LLC. During his time in
office he developed a national reputation as a dynamic leader,
and prior to the election of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger,
was described as “arguably the most powerful elected Republican in California.” When Jim Brulte ran for California Republican Party Chairman, he campaigned on three issues and he has met these goals:
• Help maintain the Republican majority in the U.S. House of Representatives.
• Eliminate the Democrat’s supermajority in the California Assembly.
• Rebuild the Party from the ground up.
In his presentation Chairman Brulte will outline what needs to be accomplished
in reaching the goals he has set for these crucial months preceding Election 2016.
• Are we up to the task of getting engaged for these challenges?
• I believe we are - this is the leadership we have been waiting for!
• Is this your time to say “YES”? Join us and be a part of the Republican Revival!
I am so looking forward to seeing you and creating Commitments & Committees to make this happen!
Thank You and God Bless America,
Karen M. Molden, First Vice-President Programs
Luncheon Reservation Form Price $30 Deadline: Friday, March 13th
Name:
Address:
I will attend March 18th:
Lunch Choice:
r Piquant Chicken Breast sautéed in
champagne/lemon/capers, seasonal vegetables
r Seafood Caesar Salad bay scallops/
shrimp
Please mail in your payment so that
check-in at the event is expedited.
Phone:
Make check payable: MRWF
Mail to: Judy Groesbeck, 20 Via San
Fernando, Tiburon-Belvedere, CA 94920
Phone reservations to: 415-789-5022
Email: [email protected]
Notice: Advance reservations required.
Lunch reservations not picked up will
be billed to you.
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Co-President’s Report
This week, in an interview with a journalist from a popular website, Obama was asked about terrorism. “In his answer the president said the terrorism threat is overrated.”
“. . . Obama referred to the jihadists who committed last
month’s massacres in Paris as ‘a bunch of violent vicious
zealots,’ who ‘randomly shot a bunch of folks in a deli in
Paris.’”
As far as he is concerned, “. . . the massacre of four Jews
at the market can teach us nothing about anything other
than that some random people are mean and some random people are unlucky.” “. . . Obama’s statement about
the massacre of Jews in Paris is notable for what it reveals
about his comfort level with anti-Semitism.” “. . . Today, the
most outstanding example of his anti-Semitic behavior is
to diminish U.S. support for Israel is his campaign to delegitimize Prime Minister Netanyahu ahead of his scheduled
speech before the joint houses of Congress on March 3. As
we belatedly learned from a small correction at the bottom
of a New York Times article on January 30th, contrary to the
White House’s claim, Netanyahu did not blindside Obama
when he accepted Boehner’s invitation to address the Congress. He informed the White House of his intention to accept Boehner’s offer before he accepted it. Netanyahu did
not breach White House protocol. He did not behave rudely
or disrespectfully toward Obama.”
“. . . Since the outset of his presidency, Obama has denied the connection between Islamism and terrorism and
has mischaracterized jihad as peaceful self-reflection. Last
week his denial of the Islamist nature of jihadist assaults
worldwide rose to a new high when in his remarks at the
National Prayer Breakfast he compared today’s jihadists to
the Crusaders from a thousand years ago.” “. . . And, at the
same time that he is facilitating Iran’s emergence as a nuclear power, he is doing nothing to stop its regional empower-
ment.” “. . . The trajectory of Obama’s policies is obvious.
He is clearing the path for a nuclear armed Iran that will
control large areas of the Arab world through its proxies.”
When will the people of the United States of America
wake up?
Excerpted from The Jerusalem Post article by Caroline B.
Glick dated 2/12/15.
Co-Presidents, Cindy Eisenhower & Ilene Meyers
Membership Matters
The 2015 membership is off to a good start and we want to
welcome new Members Diane Conner, Elaine Devincenzi, Kay Houghton, Laureen Schneeberger and new Associates Diane Ackerman, Barry Gilbert, Michelle Kralovec, Barbara Kuykendall, T.J. Nelson, Frank Reno and
Mark Schneeberger!
For all who have already renewed – thank you. Member renewals are currently at 66% of last year and associate
renewals at 70% - congratulations one and all! Dues are
$30.00 for regular members and $25.00 for associate members (men, non-citizens and members of other Republican
Women Federated clubs). If you introduce someone to our
club who joins, be sure to let me know, so you will be eligible for the New Member contest and a very nice prize! The
strength of our organization lies in you, its members, so let’s
continue to increase our numbers annually, and participate
in another year of information and comradeship. If you have not received your 2014-2015 Roster, contact
me.
Help the MRWF, and our country, by bringing friends to
our luncheon meetings and to Satellite Club. Use the membership form on Page 7. Questions? 415-898-0090 or email
[email protected]
Kathryn Thompson, Membership Chair
Women’s History Month - March
Women’s history month received its national
given her an assignment on the Armed Services
designation in 1987. It had its beginnings in 1978
Committee.
in a Sonoma County California school district.
Mia Love was elected in 2014 representing
Republican women who are notable for makUtah’s 4th Congressional District. She was born
ing history right now:
in Brooklyn, New York. She is the first HaitianElise Stefanik is the youngest woman ever Americanism American and the first black female Republican
elected to Congress in U.S. history. She was
in Congress.
elected in 2014 to represent New York’s 21st District.
Joni Ernst, Senator, was elected in 2014 to represent the
Martha McSally was elected in 2014 to Arizona’s 2nd
state of Iowa. She is a Lt. Colonel in the Army National
Congressional District. McSally was America’s first woman
Guard and is the first female combat veteran elected to the
to fly in combat and the House Republican Conference has
U.S. Senate.
Visit us on the web at www.mrwf.org
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Community Projects Reports
Your helping hands and talents are needed for all the
MRWF activities. Get on the lists, call the project chair listed.
VETERANS
The San Francisco VA Hospital is happily accepting: lap
blankets, books, DVDs, socks, shoes, clothing - especially
warm things.
The Veterans Home in Yountville
seeks: boxed games, playing cards, puzzles, puzzle books (e.g.: crosswords),
handkerchiefs, ball caps, and non-perishable snack foods like chips, soup cups,
Vienna Sausages, candy, and popcorn.
Both facilities can always use: stamps,
stationery, toiletry items and hotel freebies especially.
Donations can be brought to any of our meetings and are
tax deductible if you include your name and address with
the items. Questions? Please call Anne at 415-302-0330.
Anne Brenneis, Veterans Project
VOTER REGISTRATION
It is hard to believe that April is right around the corner
and that means we will be doing voter registration again. I
am targeting April 11th and 18th for our spring time registration. Will you join me for a few hours at the Village
Shopping Center in Corte Madera? I know Saturdays are
precious to all of us, but it is important for us to be seen
and heard. We have a prime spot at the Village. There are
Republicans (Conservatives!) in Marin County and we need
to meet with not only them but also disgruntled Democrats
and Independents. The hours are 11am-2pm and 2pm-5pm
each Saturday. You only need to sign up for one of those
times, (unless you really love doing it!). I usually do the first
Saturday morning but I always have the table ready to go
the next Saturday morning. I look forward to hearing from
you. Please call me or e-mail. I can be reached at 415-4922514 (home) or 415-686-7170 (cell). You can also e-mail
me at [email protected]. I look forward to hearing
from you.
Bonnie Stevens, Voter Registration Project
item. Their winning provided us with an enjoyable change
of venue for our Friday evening. The food, as always, was
great, as was the good cheer and conversation. We saw quite
a range of talent on those bocce courts and a couple of unexpected “ringers” showed up that we did not know we had
in our Club. The turnout was great and there was some good
sporting from those of you who had never played the game. I think I need to practice a little if we do this again. Thanks
to Bruce and Faye for their hospitality.
Miriam and Jim Doody have been kind enough to offer
their home in Mill Valley for the March 27th Satellite Club
meeting. We hope to see many of you there. Contact me at
[email protected] Invite, Involve, Inform.
Jane Maushardt, Satellite Club Chair
SHOOTING RANGE SIGN-UP
On February 24th, five MRWF’s attended Women-OnTarget at the BULLSEYE Precision Indoor Range.
If you would like to do this activity, a group is forming for
a four hour Saturday morning session on 4/18/15. Call or
email Ilene Meyers 415-927-1861 or [email protected].
WOUNDED WARRIORS OUR COMMUNITY PROJECT FOR 2015
Watch for upcoming news on this service project. If you
want to be a part of our club effort to support this worthy
cause, email Karen Molden at [email protected].
IN MEMORIAM - Mary Jane Sargent
Mary Jane Sargent, a long time member of Marin Republican Women Federated, passed away on February 2, 2015.
Her health over the past few years prevented her from attending our events. She always enjoyed getting our phone
calls and our newsletters.
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/marinij/obituary.
aspx?pid=174159269
MEMBERS BIRTHDAYS
March birthday greetings to Members Judy Groesbeck,
Bev Heinecke, Elinor Lacy, Judith Walker Weissman
and Associate Donna Pfeiff.
~ Happy Birthday one and all! ~
Kathryn Thompson, Membership Chair
MRWF SATELLITE CLUB
LOOKING FOR WHITE ELEPHANTS
What a great idea Faye and Bruce Bourret had in hosting the February Satellite Club meeting at Marin Bocce in
San Rafael. The idea grew out of the auction item donated
by Marin Bocce that was in our November Fashion Show
Fund Raiser. The Bourrets were the lucky bidders on that
Jewelry, Brick-a-Brack and other Household Items
White Elephants (they must be Republican) - we will be
collecting yours in May. Please box yours nicely and have
them ready for our June luncheon sale. This will be fun for
all!
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LEGISLATIVE REPORT
News - National, California, and Internet
By Andrea Widburg, MRWF Legislative Chair
Date: 2/18/15
Having gone full Bulworth in 2015, and freed himself
from the burden of the Constitution, Barack Obama has
granted amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants, an act
that may give them the right to vote, to plug into Obamacare, and to obtain massive payouts from the IRS. Despite
a majority in both houses, Republicans have not acted.
In King v. Burwell, the Supreme Court will soon hear
arguments that federal Obamacare exchanges are illegal
under the law’s own terms. Obamacare supporters, having
neither law nor fact, allege that, in 2014, the exchanges became so inextricably intertwined with insurance companies
that the companies will be bankrupted if the Supreme Court
interprets the law as written.
In international affairs, Iran now controls directly or indirectly all states bordering the Persian Gulf, even as President Obama continues to lead from far, far behind. Obama
has promised to veto congressional efforts to reinstate sanctions against Iran to stop the regime’s nuclear ambitions. He also wants to green light an agreement that brings Iran
only one stop short of full nuclear weapon capacity.
Concerned that Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech before
the House might upset these negotiations, the Obama administration falsely claimed that both House Speaker John
Boehner and Netanyahu violated protocol. Arming Iran appears to be an important administration goal.
Closer to home, California will host CNN’s second presidential debate this September, leading Republican Party
Chairman Jim Brulte (Ret.) to issue a statement that this
“is a testament to the role California will play in the upcoming 2016 election.” We can only hope that the RNC
stands firmly against having Candy Crowley as the debate
moderator.
California’s Republican legislators are involved in bipartisan efforts to end the ongoing labor dispute with the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific
Maritime Association. The West Coast labor dispute has
lasted nine months and, if it continues, may cost retailers
$7 billion in 2015. “Small businesses are an innocent bystander in the West Coast port shutdown,” said Assemblyman Marc Steinorth (R-Rancho Cucamonga). “Businesses
in my district are already laying off employees because
shipments are so severely delayed.”
* * * * *
News - California and Internet
CFRW Capitol Update
Prepared by Allison Olson, CFRW Legislative Advocate
Date: 2/13/15
Democrat Priorities - This week the Legislative Democrats announced that they intend to dramatically expand Californian’s greenhouse gas reduction laws, with the support
of Governor Brown. But here’s the kicker- Senate Democrat
Leader Kevin DeLeon calls the legislative package of environmental measures a “jobs program.” The package of bills
includes measures that will aim to cut our state’s petroleum
usage in half by 2030 and expand the proportion of electricity use from solar and wind from one-third to one-half. The
irony of calling this bills package a “jobs program” seems to
be lost on Democrat leadership. Expanding AB 32 regulations will hurt the businesses that keep our state moving like
our farmers in the Central Valley and utilities businesses all
across the state. It only really helps “green energy” jobs that
are most often found on our state’s coastal regions. Once
these bills take shape, we have to do our best to defeat them! * * * * *
Measels in Marin – Vaccination Exemptions - The legislation and controversy
Prepared by Faye Bourret, Newsletter Editor
On 2/15/15, this is a headline from Brietbart.com “New
Vaccination Bill Prompts Some CA Pols to Reconsider.”
The issue is personal beliefs versus public health. Keep
your ears open to this topic in the next few months.
Ingrid R ice
* * * * *
CagleCartoons.com
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MRWF’s CAPITOL MUSE
By Edwina Burke
Date: 2/18/15 Washington, D.C.
Howard Dean, former Vermont Governor and DNC
Chairman and now an occasional MSNBC guest, is entitled
to consider himself an educated guy. He not only holds a
Juris Doctorate in Medicine, but he earned it at an institution of stratospherically toney eponymy: the Albert Einstein
College of Medicine. Years of post-graduate study have endowed him with sufficient insight into human psychology
that—instantly upon learning of the Charlie Hebdo massacre—he could diagnose the murderers’ religious mindset:
“I stopped calling these people Muslim terrorists,” he said.
“They’re about as Muslim as I am.”
Having demonstrated such discernment only weeks ago,
Dr. Dean surprised no one last week by voicing concern
that presidential hopeful Governor Scott Walker dropped
out of college without earning even an undergraduate degree. “Were he to become president,” Dean confided to a
small-but-rapt MSNBC audience, “[Walker] would be the
first president in many generations that [sic] did not have a
college degree. I worry about people being President of the
United States not knowing much about the world and not
knowing much about science. ...He’s unknowledgeable.”
I can understand Dr. Dean’s anxiety. Should the 2016
presidential race become Scott Walker’s twelfth consecutive election victory, there’s a whole bunch of knowledge he
might not bring to the Presidency, knowledge that men like
Howard Dean and Barack Obama learned by matriculating
from great institutions of American academe.
For example, I bet Walker doesn’t know that climate
change is the greatest challenge of modern times. Or that
one in five American women are victims of sexual assault.
Or that racism prevalent in municipal police departments is
the major cause of death among the nation’s young black
men. Or that the Affordable Care Act is successfully reducing costs and increasing access to healthcare in America.
Implications of Walker’s foreign policy ignorance are
similarly striking. Lacking a Bachelor of Science in any
discipline whatever, Walker might not know that global terrorism is unrelated to any particular religion. Or that Benjamin Netanyahu is a “chickens*** coward” whose aggression against Palestine accounts for Israel’s fragile national
security. Or that a global jobs program will turn jihadists
into gentlemen. Or that Iran can be trusted to confine its nuclear facilities and uranium enrichment programs to purely
peaceful uses.
As Obama continues to demonstrate to slack-jawed observers around the world, it takes higher education to know
(as Ronald Reagan famously put it) “so many things that
aren’t so.”
Which is why, come 2016, America might be ready for a
President with no B.S.
Scholarships and Internships
NFRW Scholarships and Internships
To involve more young women in the political process
and to provide educational opportunities, the National Federation of Republican Women offers several scholarships
and internships to female students.
The National Pathfinder Scholarship offers three annual scholarships of $2500 to provide financial assistance
and support to women seeking undergraduate or graduate
degrees. Undergraduate sophomores, juniors and seniors, as
well as students enrolled in a master’s degree program are
eligible to apply. Deadline May 15.
The Betty Rendel Scholarship offers three annual scholarships of $1000 awarded to female undergraduates who are
majoring in political science, government or economics and
who have successfully completed at least two years of college coursework. Deadline May 15.
The Dorothy Andrews Kabis Memorial Internship
gives female undergraduates the opportunity to spend part
of the summer working at national headquarters in Alexandria, VA. Applicants must be at least a junior in college or a
college student 21 years or older with a general knowledge
of government, a keen interest in politics, campaign experience and sufficient clerical office skills. Deadline November 1.
To apply, please download the applications from http://
www.nfrw.org/programs/scholarships.htm or send a selfaddressed stamped-envelope to NFRW headquarters, Attn:
Scholarships and Internships, 124 N. Alfred St., Alexandria,
VA 22314.
CFRW Scholarships
The Ronald Reagan Scholarship offers an annual $3000
to an undergraduate registered Republican woman who is
majoring in political science, communications, or directed
toward law. She must be a US citizen, a resident of California and have completed two years of college. Deadline:
August 15, 2015.
Go to the California Federation of Republican Women/
Scholarships for specific application instructions.
If you have any questions or know an interested student
who would like to apply for this scholarship, please contact
Ilene Meyers, Co-President, at [email protected].
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39th Annual
Sacramento Advocacy Workshop
Novato RWF Luncheon
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
April 20th and 21st, 2015
High School and College Students and
Republican Women Federated Members
Annually the members of Federated clubs in California travel
to the State Capitol in Sacramento to attend Advocacy Days.
The start off with the CFRW board of Directors’ meeting on the
first day followed by Red Jacket Photo, Lobby Day, Advocacy
Office Open House, and the Ambassadors’ Legislative Reception (Monday, April 20th). On the second day (Tuesday, April
21st) students from high schools throughout California attend
with their local club members to have a hands-on opportunity
to visit with Republican legislators from both the Assembly and
the Senate, to ask questions, and learn about the process of how
a bill becomes a law, something that impacts each citizen in
the state.
MRWF members - do you have high school students or an
entire classroom whom you would like us to sponsor for this
event?
Please call for details. Ilene Meyers phone 415-927-1861.
11:30am - 1:30pm
Marin Country Club - Reserve: 415-883-7059
Duff Sundheim, candidate for U.S. Senate
and past Chairman of the CRP
MRWF Committees
[email protected]– Faye Bourret
Community [email protected]– Open
Veterans – Anne Brenneis
Voter Registration - Bonnie Stevens
Legislation - Andrea Widburg
Telephone Communications-Ilene Meyers
Hospitality -Elvira Lindemann
Working Women –MRWF Satellite Club - Jane Maushardt
Mamie Eisenhower Library Project - Deanne Gilbert
Americanism - Cynthia Alfaro
Scholarships - Open
Parliamentarian - Open
Website - Gauri Tandavan
Chaplain - Bonnie Stevens
Ways and Means: Open
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WHERE TO WRITE, EMAIL, FAX OR TELEPHONE OFFICIALS
Toll Free Congress: 1-800-826-3688
President: Barack H. Obama (D)
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20500
Switchboard 202-456-1414
email: www.whitehouse.gov/contact
Comment Line: 202-456-1111;FAX 202-456-2461
Senator: Barbara Boxer (D)
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email: [email protected]
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Senator: Diane Feinstein (D)
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415-393-0707; FAX 415-393-0710
Representative: Jared Huffman (D) 2nd District
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202-225-6151; FAX 202-225-6153
email website: www.huffman.house.gov/contact
999 Fifth Avenue, Suite 290, San Rafael, CA 94901
415-258-9657; FAX 415-258-9913
State Senator: Noreen Evans (D) 2nd District
1303 10th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
916-651-4002: FAX 916-323-6958
web site: www.sd02.senate.ca.gov
50 D Street Suite 120A, Santa Rosa, CA 95404
707-648-5312 and 707-576-2771 FAX 702-576-2773
Assemblyman: Marc Levine (D) 10th District
State Capitol, POB 942849, Sacramento, CA 94249
Marin County Civic Center Rm. 412, San Rafael, CA 94903
www.asmdc.org/members/a10
415-479 4920; FAX 415-479-2123
Governor: Edmund Gerald “Jerry“ Brown
State Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814
916-445-2841 (pending bills, issues)
916-658-2792 24 hr. hotline FAX 916-558-3160
email: www.govmail.ca.gov
Marin County Board of Supervisors
Civic Center ,Suite 329,, San Rafael, CA 94903
ph. 499-7331 FAX 499-3645
Supervisor: Susan Adams
District 1: San Rafael
CFRW Northern Division - www.cfrwnd.org
Supervisor: Kate Sears
District 3: Southern Marin
Supervisor: Steve Kinsey
District 4: Corte Madera, Larkspur, Homestead Valley,
W. Marin, parts of Novato & San Rafael
Supervisor: Judy Arnold
District 5: Novato
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District 2: Ross Valley, part of San Rafael
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