MONTGOMERY COUNTY FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN

Celebrating Over 60 Years of Republican Activities

MCFRW

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ATTENTION: Please Read New Messages from Club Presidents

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MCFRW Members Honor Mary Ann Johnson and Nancy Griffin

for their recent awards from the Montgomery County GOP and recognize other past award recipients
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PWRC President, Board and Chair Club Members Discuss Projects at Monthly Meeting
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UMWRC hears County Council Member Floreen discuss the SNAP program
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UMWRC in Dedication Ceremony for Gifts to School
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Political Buzz-Maryland

Impressive Turnout May 9
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CCWRC Members Tour President Lincoln's Summer Cottage

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Welcome to the Montgomery County Federation of Republican Women (MCFRW) Website

President’s Message

With 2013 well underway, the Montgomery County Federation of Republican Women (MCFRW) is in full swing with the many on-going political activities that support our effort to walk and talk our patriotic values and principles. Not only do our club members meet monthly (except July and August), but they are actively involved and participate in the following local, state and national political activities.

Maryland Federation of Republican Women (MFRW) Leadership Conference
Maryland Conservative Action Network (MDCAN)
Maryland Pathfinder Grassroots and Candidate Training Seminars
Women’s Legislative Briefing (Montgomery County Commission on Women)
Montgomery County GOP (MCGOP) Republican Convention
MFRW Valentine Fundraiser Luncheon
MFRW Red Scarf Day in Annapolis
MDGOP Women Inductees in the Maryland Hall of Fame
MFRW Spring Board of Directors Convention in Easton at Tidewater Inn
MCGOP Lincoln-Reagan Day Dinner
MCFRW Club Fundraisers (6)
MDGOP Red White and Blue Dinner
National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) Biennial Convention in Louisville, KY
MFRW Fall Board of Directors Convention–MCFRW to Host at the Hilton in Gaithersburg
MCFRW Annual Meeting—Installation of New Officers
MCGOP Toys for Tots Christmas Party

In addition to these events, our members are engaged at festivals, voter registration tables, rallies in Annapolis, parades, petition-signing events, and working at the polls or for candidates – volunteering wherever they can make a difference.

Click on the “Club Pages” above to view personal messages from each of the MCFRW Club Presidents. They clearly voice their commitment, passion and dedication to the values that define the Republican Party. Our conservative voices need to be heard, not silenced by political correctness.

We would do well as a Party and Nation to follow the example of Dr. Benjamin Carson, Neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins. Dr. Carson, who is not connected to a political party, came from very humble beginnings and understands how a government For the People, By the People and Of the People should work. Dr. Carson has made statements that are beautiful music to a conservative’s ear; such as: “We’re to remember the President works for us”; “We don’t work for the government”; “Since when did we live in a monarchy?”, “Think it’s about time to tear down the politically correct wall, don’t you?”; “Jesus is my Mentor.” Dr. Carson is telling us don’t be afraid to speak up for your values and principles!

We should never shy away and be ashamed of who we are, but be proud that we are “Republicans”—the party of Common Sense.

Patsy Dillingham
President, MCFRW


MCFRW Board members 2012-2013




You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich.
You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.
You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift.
You cannot lift the wage earner up by pulling the wage payer down.
You cannot further the brotherhood of man by inciting class hatred.
You cannot build character and courage by taking away people's initiative and independence.
You cannot help people permanently by doing for them, what they could and should do for themselves.

... Abraham Lincoln



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