November 2024

We are all feeling positive about the election - but this is no time to be complacent! Every vote is needed. Get out there and do it! And take any friends and neighbors who have not voted yet with you!

SPECIAL NOTE: There has been some confusion regarding which School Board candidates to vote for, with alternative sample ballots being circulated. The Moore County GOP has endorsed the following candidates, which are noted on the official Republican Sample Ballot:

• Robert Levy
• Oscar Romine
• Don Zawlocki
• David Hensley

Last Rally for Trump and Candidates on Saturday November 2

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Intersection of 15/501 and Morganton Road

Meet in the Belk parking lot

Bring your flags, signs, banners, patriotic gear - and enthusiasm! Let's drum up even more momentum for the Republicans in North Carolina!

Dear Patriots:

Just think - in a couple of days all of the crazy and maddening political TV ads will be gone! I, for one, am so ready for this to be over. So, which way will it go? Will we have cause to celebrate our victories, or will we be wondering what the heck happened? I pray that whatever happens we will have peace in our nation.  

I have been heartened by the outpouring of Republican volunteer efforts to get out the vote by calling those who have not yet voted, sending tens of thousands of letters and bringing friends to the polls for early voting.  

President Donald J. Trump is tirelessly crisscrossing the nation doing rally after rally with unmatched vigor and strength. A man or woman half his age would be hard pressed to keep up. And I love his political acumen by working the fryer at a McDonald’s – just brilliant!

Anyone who saw the speeches and felt the “vibe” at his awesome rally in Madison Square Garden knows where the energy and positivity are. His message is of hope and a better future for all. The Dems' messages, on the other hand, center on making abortion legal in all states and the nation; Title IX and making transgender operations available for inmates and paid for by us, the taxpayers; and the ridiculous “Trump is Hitler.”

With precious few days left, if you have not already done so, please get to the polls and cast your vote for all the wonderful Republicans up and down the ballot and especially for conservative constitutional justices.  

Together we will fight, fight, fight!

Together we will win, win, win!

Never surrender!

Charli

As a member of MRW, you know how we work to make this nation better, with many outstanding projects, coordinated efforts to fight the liberal agenda, and more. We offer a chance to support conservative causes, meet like-minded people, make new friends, and learn a lot in our monthly luncheons and special events! Go here for more details about the benefits of being a member.

Renew today!

Membership runs from January through December, with a dues deadline of December 31.

From October 1 through December 31, renewal dues are $40.  Beginning January 1, 2025, LATE dues increase to $50, so take action now!

Here's how you can renew your membership:

Pay online via credit card with a small processing fee.

Pay online

Personal check made out to “MRW” and paid at the November luncheon or mailed to: MRW Membership, P.O. Box 3654, Pinehurst, NC 28374.

Cash paid at the November luncheon.

Don't forget - beginning January 1, 2025, our renewal dues will increase to $50. So please help our volunteers take care of this important business before the end of the year. We would appreciate it!

Questions:

JoJo Egitto

2nd Vice President, Membership

joegitto1@gmail.com

(626) 757-0429

Reservations for this luncheon have closed.

If you have been confirmed to attend, please remember these two things:

• Pick up your membership directory if you have not already done so

• Bring in children's book(s) appropriate for grades K-6. as part of NFRW's Mamie Eisenhower Literacy Program. The books will support Moore County's School Choice program, and MRW members will be handing them out at the Moore School Choice Expo in January. You can purchase the books yourself or donate cash or check (made out to Deborah Daly) and she'll order some good ones for you! For a suggested list, go here, but all the classic children's stories are also welcome.

On November 16 in Greensboro, the NCFRW will holds its bi-annual Tribute to Women. MRW will be honoring two of our own for this year's award:

Find out why they're being honored here.

Keynote speaker: Sydney Powell, attorney and author of the national best-seller Licensed to Lie: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice. Ms. Powell is a staunch defender of liberty-loving Americans and has a lot to say about what's happening in our country today.

If you'd like to attend and support our honorees, get more information here.

Veterans Day is November 11. It's a day when we celebrate and honor America's veterans for their patriotism, love of country and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.

You can participate in Veterans Day ceremonies here in Moore County.

Saturday, November 9:

Southern Pines - 9:30 a.m.

Come to the 12th annual Southern Pines Veterans Parade. The opening ceremony starts at 9:30 a.m., with the parade kicking off promptly at 10 a.m. The Moore County GOP will be there with a beautiful float honoring the service branches.

Carthage - Noon

You are invited to the Veterans Day Ceremony at the Veterans Memorial in Carthage (1020 Carriage Oaks Drive) Saturday, November 9, 2024 at noon. This ceremony is to honor all veterans of Moore County. MRW members will be there to present our remembrance wreath. There will be a drone and helicopter display. Read more

Sunday, November 10:

West End - 2:00 p .m.

Field of Honor - Opening Ceremony

Opening ceremony on Sunday November 10th at 2pm

West End Fire Station on Hwy 211

500 flags will be posted. This is hosted by Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 966. Service Flags have been provided by MRW

Monday, November 11:

Pinehurst - 11:00 a.m.

Sandhills Chapter of the Military Officer's Association of America (MOAA) Veterans Day Service. The Sandhills Chapter of the MOAA will hold its annual Veterans Day Service on November 11 at 11:00 a.m. at the Community Presbyterian Church in Pinehurst. The service will include a bagpiper, the 82nd Airborne Brass Quintet, a keynote address, and a Quilts of Valor presentation

Kay Wildt, President of NCFRW, thanks everyone who spent any time addressing and personalizing messages to Christians through the "My Faith Votes" letter-writing project. Special thanks go to the many, many generous donors who provided funding for the stamps to mail the letters.

Our volunteers from MRW, the MCRMC and MC GOP completed over 5,500 letters. In addition to what you did, with other clubs in the state, 143,605 North Carolina voters were contacted - truly an amazing feat!

Nationwide, 889,209 voters in swing states were contacted.

Kay says, "It is critical to this election that Christians vote, rather than sit on the sidelines. If only half of the recipients vote because of our work, it may be what swings the election in our favor."

MRW members and others affiliated with the MC GOP know how to roll up their sleeves and make a difference!

Mountain Region needs poll greeters

If you or anyone you know is willing to help as a poll greeter on Election Day, please contact Michele Woodhouse directly for information on exactly where they need people.

Michele Woodhouse, District VP

919-609-8999

michelevwoodhouse@gmail.com

God our Father, giver of life, as our country moves to elect our new leaders, we entrust the United States of America to your loving care.

You are the rock on which this nation was founded. You alone are the true source of our cherished rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Reclaim this land for your glory and make us one nation under God.

In Your holy name we pray,

Amen

November 2: Rally for Trump (see above)

November 5: Election Day

November 6: MRW luncheon

November 9 - 11: Veterans day ceremonies and celebrations (see above)

November 15 - 16: NCFRW Tribute to Women (see above)

December 4: MRW brunch

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. GOP headquarters, 11:00 a.m. every Thursday except the third Thursday of the month.