Mark Your Calendar
Daily & Weekly
* Monday-Friday, 3:00-5:00 AM, 780 AM (KKOH) Dan Mason Show. Also live-streamed
at https://bit.ly/14eqeg. Battling Liberals daily. Call in lines are 775-852-8255 or 800-564-5564.
* Monday-Friday, 5:00-8:00 AM, 780 AM (KKOH) The Mitchell Show, with Ross Mitchell and
Ryan, also live-streamed at https://bit.ly/14eqcg. Battling Liberals daily. Call in lines are 775-852-8255 or 800-564-5564.
* Monday-Friday, Monica Jaye Show. Online podcast on www.pilled.net, available
24/7. https://pilled.net/#/profile/152065
* Wednesday, 4:00pm, Constitution Study Group. Virtually, for now. Contact Bruce Parks for the link, 1nevadapatriot@gmail.com
* Every Thursday, 2:00-3:00 pm, CEO Business Mind on WWW.TALKZONE.COM, which can be accessed online anytime. 1180 AM with Joe Morabito and re-broadcast on weekends. Follow Joe’s blog, www.ceobusinessmind.com
Coming Soon
- Thur, Jan 13, 11:00 doors open, Red Hawk Golf Club, Wingfield Pkwy,
Republican Women of Reno (RWR). Program: Dr Fred Simon for Governor
and Tony Grady for Lt Gov. Go to www.rwreno.org for more info or to make a
pre-paid reservation.
- Thur, Jan 13, 5:15 social/6:00pm dinner/6:45 speaker, Paisan’s Old World
Deli, 6550 Longley Ln, The Hayek Group. Program: Paul Enos, CEO of
Nevada Trucking Assn discussing truck driver shortage and ever-changing
regulations. $40 per person/ $45 at the door.
https://www.thehayekgroup.org/product/event-trucking-the-essential-link-
in-our-supply-chain/?mc_cid=de56a0b342&mc_eid=90dbf8fe3b
- Sat, Jan 15, 8:30-4:00pm, Governor’s Mansion, 606 Mountain St, Carson
City, Nevada Republican Women Federated (NvRWF) Northern Leadership
Conference. FREE! Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. Sign up
by Fri, Jan 7. RSVP to NvRWF Northern Director Linda
Colavechio, lrcal1@aol.com. Please include your name, current email
address, Republican women’s club where you are a member and title (if
applicable).
- Sat, Jan 15, 5:30-8:30pm Casino Fandango, 3800 S. Carson St, Carson City,
Giant Red Wave Event sponsored by the Carson City Republican Party.
Special Guest speaker: NV State Party Chair Michael McDonald. Network with
fellow Conservatives and candidates. $25.00 for burger, fries, coleslaw, apple
pie ala mode. No host bar. RSVP at www.carsoncityrepublicans.com/giantredwave
- Tue, Jan 11, 11:00 doors open, Atlantis, Republican Men’s Club (RMC).
Program: Melissa Clement with NV Right to Life and Dr Fred Simon for Governor. Reservations, go to www.republicanmensclub.org.
- Tue, Jan 18, 5:30 social/6:00pm dinner, Red Hawk Golf Club, 6600 N
Wingfield Pkwy, Sparks, Sparks Republican Women (SRW). Program: Joey
Gilbert for Governor. $32/members. $35 for non-members & walk-ins.
RSVP: Ricci Elkins, 775-240-5143. Pay by check or cash at the door.
- Wed, Jan 19, 11:00 social, 11:40 lunch, Rattlesnake Club, 606 W. Plumb Ln,
Reno, Washoe Republican Women (WRW). Program: Installation of new
officers. $30/members w/reservation; $35/non-members w/reservation.
RSVP by 12 noon 1/16 to lindyleonard@charter.net, 775-901-1172 or
wrw.rsvp@gmail.com.
- Wed, Jan 26, 11:00 to dine/11:30-1:00 meeting, King Buffet, 3650 Kietzke,
Conservative Talk Lunch (CTL). Questions or to be on the Agenda, call Carole
Fineberg, 775-622-9811.
- Wed, Jan 26, 5:00 social / 6pm dinner & speaker, Tamarack Junction Casino,
13101 S. Virginia, Mt Rose Republican Women (MRRW). Program: Lt Col
Darin Gaub discussing his Restore Liberty & Constitutional Consent concepts.
$43/members; $48 non-members, both include a $3 credit card fee. Avoid
credit card fees by mailing your check to P.O. Box 18446, Reno 89511 on or
before 1/20/22. By credit card, go to https://mt-rose-republican-women.square.site
by 5pm, 1/22/22.
- Mon, Jan 31, 6:30, Boomtown, Washoe County Republican Central
Committee monthly meeting. washoegop.org.
- SAVE THE DATE: Sat, Feb 19, County-wide Precinct Meetings. Time and
locations to be announced.
- SAVE THE DATE: Sat, Mar 5, Washoe County Republican Convention. Time
and location to be announced.
- SAVE THE DATE: Sat, Mar 12, 6:00pm, Atlantis, Lincoln Day Dinner.
Western theme with line dancing and live band, silent auction. Reservations
will be available soon at washoegop.org.
Announcements:
1) Tova Roseman – had emailed Carole with this news and it was supposed to be read at today’s meeting, but Carole failed to do so.
Tova recently had dinner with her nephew, who is a Navy Seal. Discussing the vaccine, he mentioned that as soon as it was mandated and during the time when they were allowed to use the religious exemption clause, several thousand personnel submitted that form. Then the exemption was disallowed and these personnel still refused to get the vaccine, even upon losing their careers. All these people were immediately fired knowing they would lose all their benefits, including retirement and health insurance. This includes members of the Seal Team and Special Ops. Each member of either of these 2 units cost the Navy about $6 million in training expenses over a period of 3 years.
Now the government is going after them to recover that $6 million each!!! Horrendous things happening behind the scenes.
2) Carole Fineberg
I started writing Newsmax to complain about John Gizzi’s opinion piece, but then
realized I could be in big trouble by publicly endorsing one Republican over another
while serving on the Washoe County Republican Executive Committee. It’s against
our Bylaws.
If anyone would like to comment, please feel free to use my comments (below)
with your name (or write your own) and here’s where you can send any
comments:
https://www.newsmax.com/contact/
If you think this has merit, please spread far and wide. I’d love to overload their
inbox with email comments from the Nevada grassroots. My comments:
The opinion piece about Adam Laxalt vs Catherin Cortez Masto was slightly
misguided. Your columnist John Gizzi doesn’t really understand what voters in this
state want.
Captain Sam Brown (www.captainsambrown.com) is a war hero and was able to
raise $1M in 90 days. He has great appeal among the grassroots, most of whom
find Laxalt an empty suit. True, President Trump endorsed Laxalt, but even Trump can
make a mistake from time to time.
I believe the Nevada grassroots will turn out in record numbers to make Sam
Brown the nominee.
3) Nicôl Herris (lots of announcements)
Item 1 – Election Integrity Workshop sponsored by the Republican Women’s clubs across the state on January 15 is SOLD OUT!
Item 2 – Poll workers are desperately needed to apply to work either or both the Primary and the General Election. Deadline to apply is Feb 4. We need to ensure there are plenty of Conservatives eyes on the process. Apply to be a Poll Worker at https://www.washoecounty.gov/voters/get-involved/election_workers/
Item 3 – Republican Women of Reno will be producing a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) with answers from the Registrar of Voters. If you have any questions you need answered about the voting process, the mail-in ballots, the poll worker process, the poll watcher process, let Nicôl know, nicollea@me.com.
Item 4 – Carson City Republican Party is sponsoring a Giant Red Wave celebration on the evening of Jan 15. Meet & greet the candidates. $25 for hamburgers, fries, salad. Casino Fandango in Carson. www.carsoncityrepublicans.com/giantredwave
Item 6 – Carson City Lincoln Day Dinner is Feb 12 with Scott Presler as keynote. Casino Fandango, $65. RSVP to https://www.carsoncityrepublicans.com/lincoln-trump-day-dinner
Item 7 – Washoe County Lincoln Day Dinner is March 12 with a Western theme, live band and line dancing. Atlantis, $85/pp, but tables of 10 are available at $1500, 2000 and 3000. Please go to www.washoegop.org and the reservation tab should be up and running soon.
Discussion:
Tanner Durfee – on behalf of the Capt Sam Brown campaign, Tanner provided an update. A campaign office has been opened at 1301 Cordone (corner Vassar & Cordone). They have many volunteers and $1M was raised in the first 90 days of the campaign. 30K calls have been made and 140K doors knocked. There are hats, signs and shirts at the 1301 Cordone campaign office, which is staffed Mon-Fri, 9-5pm. Please stop by and show your support, give a donation or help make some calls.
Tony Grady for Lt Governor – Born in Norfolk, VA, but before he was 2, his family moved to Philadelphia, PA, which he calls home. His dad was an vocational ed instructor at Hampton College. then he went to work at the UN and took his family to Nigeria, Thailand (where Tony graduated HS). Tony was accepted at the Air Force Academy. He has seen the US from the outside, saw socialism and abject poverty. He served for 20 years in the Air Force, achieved Lt Colonel status and commanded a B-2 Stealth Bomber test squadron. Then he had a 20 year career flying for Fed Ex.
He married to Donna for 38 years, has 4 adult children, the youngest of whom is a West Point Grad and a Captain in the Army, commanding 100 soldiers in his company.
He is running because socialism appears to have invaded Nevada and he can’t sit back and let it happen when he worked so hard to fight against it in the military. His platform includes ridding our state of Critical Race Theory (CRT), ensuring kids get readin’, writin’ and ‘rithmetic and re-introduce competition in schools because it makes us all better.
Contact Tony via his website, www.tonygradyfornevada.com, where there is a volunteer button, donation button and a stay informed button.
Dr Fred Simon for Governor – Fred is both grateful and humble to Nicôl Herris, who welcomed him to join her table in the bar at the State Central Committee meeting in Carson nearly a year ago. On March 26 in Las Vegas, Fred will be sponsoring a symposium with major doctors from all over the US, including Peter McCullough. As Governor, Fred will change healthcare in NV. Medical research shows seniors no longer get the same care in ICU wards as do 40 yr olds. We have lost our conscience.
As a trauma surgeon, he has a window to humanity (rich, poor, old, young, all races, gang members). We all die alone and we all die with but one thing – our character. This is the lesson he teaches his employees in the restaurant (65% are in their teens). So who should we elect? Conservatives who will stand against socialism, with savviness in engineering and health care safety. No one can hurt you unless you let them.
In the gubernatorial debate of January 6 and preference poll, Simon came in a close 2nd to Joey Gilbert, with the other 7 candidates who showed up much further down in the polling.
Mike Clark for County Commission District 2 – Mike wants to be proud of the community he lives in and he is not at the present. He is running for County Commission against Bob Lucey, who has demonstrated some very corrupt tendencies. Electeds should work for you, the public. Mike works for and with taxpayers all the time. Taxes are going through the roof. Lucey was able to maneuver a part-time job for his wife at the courthouse that yielded her $140K/year. Lucey is also a part-owner in a veterinary clinic with his father (Lingenfelter). This County has an animal shelter with one of the largest budgets in the state. Is it a conflict of interest that all animal shelter animals get examined at Lucey’s vet clinic? Go to Facebook and “like” Citizens for Mike Clark for County Commission. https://www.facebook.com/CitizensforMikeClark/
Mike also let us know that Lucey has given up his seat as Chair of the Commission and appointed/anointed said position with Vaughn Hartung. Hartung has been found to violate sexual harassment policy and code of conduct in a 2016 probe and that’s who our new Chair of the Commission is. https://www.rgj.com/story/news/2016/05/18/probe-found-commissioner-hartung-violated-sexual-harassment-policy-code-conduct/84568926/
Kenji Otto – Joe Lombardo was a “no show” at the Governor’s Debate last week (Jan 6), the only candidate of 8 not to show up. Kenji heard he felt it “beneath him.” Even though the County Commission removed the Emergency Declaration for our county on Dec 14, the Governor’s mandate is still in effect. Masks must still be worn in County Buildings. Socialism is Marxism and vice versa.
A good film to understand what happened on January 6, 2021 is “Capitol Punishment” and although it is hard to find, it can be found in a couple of places:
https://capitolpunishmentthemovie.com/ ($9.99 charge to watch online)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt16252560/ (no charge to watch the 3:40 trailer, but then you are directed to the https://capitolpunishmentthemovie.com URL above).
John Jorgensen – received an email from the Heartland Institute (conservative think tank) entitled “Climate at a Glance.” It is 83 pages of charts, photos, graphs and great explanations. Heartland will be printing 100,000 copies and sending them to teachers and educators everywhere.
Wayne Gordon – Wayne volunteers answering the phone at the GOP HQs and a call came in last Thursday morning that there was a busload (Amador Transportation) of people being dropped off at the Social Security office in Reno concurrent with the phone call. The caller didn’t know who else to inform, but he also took photos of it and sent them to Wayne’s personal phone. Wayne went to the SS office on Monday morning and the office is closed! Wayne doesn’t know who else to inform, so he called Congressman Amodei’s office and Amodei is purportedly going to be having a conversation with social services later this week. Letter to the Editor?
Cathy Kennedy Reyes and Melanie Sutton – mention was made of these two grassroots gals, both running for School Board. Cathy in District B and Melanie in District C. They are working together and if anyone would like to drop a donation to either of them, they are sharing a postal box. 416 Lemmon Dr, Box 245, Reno, NV 89506
ACTION ALERT!!! Call Senators Catherine Cortez Masto and Jackie Rosen and let them know to stop trying to kill the filibuster.
Masto 775-686-5750 / DC 202-224-3542 / https://www.cortezmasto.senate.gov/contact
Rosen 775-737-0110 / DC 202-224-6244 / https://www.rosen.senate.gov/contact_jacky
Janet Butcher – Recently, Cindy Martinez has had to resign from her leadership of the County Commission Brigade due to other duties and rearranging priorities. Cindy would read the agenda and let us know what to look for at the Commission meetings and what is not good policy or what our tax dollars are going to pay for. Looking for someone else to lead this little army of civil protesters who speak out at Commission meetings.
Next Meeting – Wed, Jan 26, same time, same place. Carole will be out of town and Bruce Parks will be leading the meeting.
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