Message from the President by Charli Thyne
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Dear Patriots,
While this is still the greatest country on the planet, we face huge and unparalleled challenges. Our borders, both Northern and Southern, are being overwhelmed by illegal aliens from across the world. They’re coming from Venezuela, Syria, Afghanistan, Iran and many other hostile nations; many of them are military age Chinese men.
According to Sen. Marco Rubio, Isis is operating a trafficking network smuggling illegals into America. The Washington Examiner reports that due to Biden’s open borders scheme, there are now more legal and illegal immigrants in our country than any other time in history. These numbers are placing unsustainable hardships on our availability of housing, jobs, energy and food supplies. And even Dems are starting to complain about crime and cost.
What do we do?
Read the rest of Charli's message
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A second primary will take place on May 14, 2024, for the following contests, where candidates did not reach the 30% threshold for winning outright in the March 5 primary:
Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor:
- Hal Weatherman
- Jim O’Neill
Republican nomination for NC State Auditor:
All four of these candidates will be speaking at our April Luncheon.
For complete information about absentee ballots, early voting dates, who's eligible to vote and more, go to this site and scroll down to the section on "Second Primary."
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A big win for election integrity | |
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North Carolina RNC Chairman Michael Whatley was recently named the national RNC Co-Chairman, along with Lara Trump.
They did not waste any time - they have already cleaned house and instituted numerous changes, all of which are intended to supercharge the RNC's strategies for WINNING in November.
In his former role in NC, Michael Whatley did a superb job of ensuring election integrity, and now he has the opportunity to support other states in taking similar measures. In addition, he and Ms. Trump are finally taking action to beat the Democrats at their own game (but LEGALLY), with ballot harvesting, Getting Out The Vote, and more.
NEW: MRW Election Integrity Committee
MRW supports the changes at RNC, and in fact, we have created a new committee, headed by Carol Wheeldon, on Election Integrity. Carol, who is also part of the Voter Integrity Project of NC, has been focused on cleaning up the Moore County voter roles since 2013. If you're interested in helping out, please email her.
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NC GOP elects Jason Simmons as Chairman | |
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The North Carolina Republican Party has elected Jason Simmons Chairman. He replaces Michael Whatley, who left the role to head up the RNC (see article above).
The Trump-endorsed Simmons was the state's executive director since 2021 and was instrumental in helping North Carolina Republicans secure major accomplishments in the 2022 elections, such as gaining control of the state Supreme Court, the state Court of Appeals, and veto-proof super-majorities in the state House and Senate.
For more information, read this.
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Looking ahead to November | |
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It might seem early to be thinking about the big election in November, but volunteers are SO IMPORTANT for staffing the polls, greeting voters, handing out sample ballots, and being poll observers. And we want to get on your calendar, so we are fully staffed and ready to take on the Dems!
In addition to Election Day, we will need volunteers for the two Early Voting locations (and we know now how important Early Voting has become!). Early Voting takes place from October 17 - November 2, 2024.
Find out more here, including how to find your precinct chairman to volunteer.
Questions: Call/text Annette Miller:
[email protected]
1-858-414-7378 cell or text message
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Reservations are closed for the luncheon
If you have been confirmed to attend, remember that we are collecting items for Friend to Friend: Cleaning supplies, liquid laundry detergent, trash bags, paper towels, toilet paper, or gift cards (especially for groceries or gas).
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Results from March's Ways & Means Sales | |
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The results for our March sales were:
MRW Basket Raffle: $250, won by Charli Thyne
Split the Pot: $160; $80 won by Nick Picerno
Jewelry Sales: $60
Many thanks to all who participated!
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On March 11, MRW members picked up trash along Airport Road as part of our commitment to the Adopt-A-Road Program. Charli Thyne, Pat Pizzella and Mary Flynn did a great job!
Put the following dates on your calendar to help out:
June 10
September 9
December 9
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Scenes from the March luncheon | |
Yet another well-attended luncheon hosted by Moore Republican Women! Below are some of the highlights: | |
Mitch Kokai, Political Analyst, discussed the results of the March 5 primary (which was held the day before). One of his key points was the fact that only a small percentage of eligible Republican voters actually voted in the primaries. We have to do much better than that in November to Get Out The Vote! | | |
Michael Hardin, Moore County District Attorney, and Michael C. Stone, Superior Court Judge, focused their remarks on crime, the role of the DA's office in prosecuting it, and the state of the judicial system. | |
Another holiday ... another parade! | |
Moore County GOP teamed up with MRW and the Men's Republican Club to march in the St. Patrick's Day parade on March 16 in Pinehurst. Yet another wonderful display created by Miriam Chu, our own creative genius! | |
Republican Men's Club luncheon | |
Thursday, April 18
Country Club of Whispering Pines | 2 Clubhouse Blvd. | Whispering Pines | 910.949.3000
Registration: 11:30 a.m. ($25)
The speakers will be:
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Michele Morrow, candidate for Superintendent of NC Department of Public Instruction, who upset incumbent Catherine Truitt in the primary
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Jack Clark, candidate for State Auditor
Register now
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Inaugural gala fundraiser for MMIA | |
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Saturday, April 13
Fair Barn, Pinehurst
Military Missions in Action (MMIA) provides support to military troops, veterans and their families.
We encourage you to reserve your seats at MMIA's Inaugural Founder's Day Black Tie Gala on Saturday, April 13 at the Fair Barn in Pinehurst.
The food and festivities promise to be top-notch. Get more information and your tickets today!
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Other dates to put on your calendar | |
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May 1: MRW luncheon
May 14: Run-off election for Lt. Governor and NC Auditor
May 15: NCFRW Legislative Day in Raleigh
May 23 - 26: NCGOP Convention, Koury Convention Center, Greensboro
June 5: MRW luncheon
June 10: Adopt-A-Road Clean Up along Airport Road
June 28: NCFRW Spring Meeting TBD
July 13: MRW Sock Hop. More information coming soon!
July 15 - 18: RNC Convention, Milwaukee, WI
August 7: MRW luncheon
September 4: MRW luncheon
September 9: Adopt-A-Road Clean Up along Airport Road
October 2: MRW luncheon
October 17 - November 2: Early Voting
November 5: Election Day
November 6: MRW luncheon
November 15 - 16: NCFRW Tribute to Women TBD
December 4: MRW luncheon
December 9: Adopt-A-Road Clean Up along Airport Road
December 20: Candy Cane Ball at Country Club of North Carolina
The Thursday Think Tank
Join fellow Moore County conservatives gathered for a weekly review of issues and events. This meeting is held every Thursday except the third Thursday of the month. Moore County Republican Headquarters 11 a.m. on Thursdays.
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