Conservative Talk Lunch (CTL)
S U M M A R Y
Wednesday, Oct 11, 2023
King Buffet, 3650 Kietzke, Reno
11:30-1:00pm
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Daily & Weekly
* Monday-Friday, 5:00-8:00 AM, 780 AM (KKOH) The Mitchell Show, with Ross Mitchell and Ryan, also live-streamed at HTTP://BIT.LY/14EQCG. Battling Liberals daily. Call in lines are 775-852-8255 or 800-564-5564.
* Monday-Friday, 3:00-5:00 PM, 780 AM (KKOH). Also live-streamed at HTTP://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
* Thursdays (for the time being), 12:00noon, Scheels Conference Room (upstairs), In-Person Constitution Study Group, led by Richard “Dick” Westrup, 775-747-1238 or rcwfortruth@gmail.com
* Wednesday, 4:00pm, Constitution Study Group. Virtually, for now. Contact Bruce Parks for the link, 1NEVADAPATRIOT@GMAIL.COM.
Coming Soon
* Wed, Oct 11, 11:00am doors open; meeting 11:30-1:00pm, King Buffet, 3650 Kietzke, Conservative Talk Lunch (CTL). $21 for optional full buffet, beverage, tax and gratuity. To be on the agenda, please contact Carole Fineberg, simi4relo@gmail.com or 805-377-2155.
* Thur, Oct 12, 11:00-1:00, Atlantis, Republican Women of Reno (RWR) membership meeting. Program: Nathan Duell, State Director for Heritage Action group, discussing Rank Choice Voting and why it must be defeated. Early bird pricing until 10/5 @ 4pm: $34.50/members; $39.50/non-members. Credit cards will incur a $1.50 fee. Reservations after 10/5 will incur a $5 surcharge. Go to www.rwreno.org to make a reservation. Last minute reservations will incur a $10 surcharge. To pay by check or to order a vegetarian meal, call Cindy Sassenrath, 707-621-2009. Prepaid reservations required and no refunds.
* Fri, Oct 13, 6:00pm, Calvary Chapel, 220 Edison Way, Reno, American Christian Caucus event. Program: Assemblyman Philip P.K. O’Neill, Minority Floor Leader discussing “Getting the Church Involved”. Registration not necessary.
* Sat, Oct 14, 9:00-2:30pm, Calvary Chapel, 220 Edison Way, Reno, Calvary Chapel event. Program: “Women’s Day of Refreshing” – a sweet time of teaching & fellowship for all women this fall season! $5 per person includes a Continental Breakfast and catered lunch. Registration will be closed after Oct 4. https://ccrs.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/1918297
* Tue, Oct 17, 11:00 doors open, King Buffet, Republican Men’s Club (RMC). Program: Stephanie Phillips, candidate for US Senate and Lt Governor Stavros Anthony. $21 for full buffet, beverage, tax & tip.
* Tue, Oct 17, 5:30pm social/ 6:00pm dinner, Red Hawk Golf Club, Sparks Republican Women (SRW). Program: Engaging Diverse Communities in Politics. Enlightening panel discussion building a diverse political coalition. Panel will share insights, experiences and best practices for understanding and building genuine connections. Should be a fascinating program! $37/member; $42/non-member & walk-ins. $3 credit card fee. Pay online or at the door. For more info, contact Ricci Elkins, ricci@ricci4NV.com or call Ricci at 775-240-5143. RSVP by 10/13 at sparksrepublicanwomen.com.
* Thur, Oct 19, doors open 11:30, meeting 11:45, Reno Town Mall Conference Room (2nd story), Red Move Nevada Luncheon Meeting. Program: County Commissioner Mike Clark. $15 for a light lunch and program or $7 for just the program. Reservations for lunch must be made at least 48 hrs prior to the event. www.redmove.org.
* Wed, Oct 25, 11:00am doors open; meeting 11:30-1:00pm, King Buffet, 3650 Kietzke, Conservative Talk Lunch (CTL). $21 for optional full buffet, beverage, tax and gratuity. To be on the agenda, please contact Carole Fineberg, simi4relo@gmail.com or 805-377-2155.
* Thur, Oct 26, 5:30-7:30pm, Engine 8 Urban Winery, 1260 C Street, Sparks, Sparks Republican Women (SRW) Thirsty Thursday (Last Thursday of each month). Program: Learn how to regenerate soil to grow healthy, nutrient-rich food for animals and us! RSVP no later than 12Noon, 10/26 to: https://evite.me/TbKFNkQTuw.
* Fri, Oct 27, 6:00-9:00pm, Reno Sparks Convention Center, Hall 5, 4590 S. Virginia, Sponsored by Calvary Chapel of Reno Sparks. Awaken: Human Trafficking Awareness Event. FREE. https://ccrs.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/1851637
Please consider signing up as a volunteer to work this event.
https://ccrs.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/1867860
* Tue, Oct 31, 6:00-8:00pm, Calvary Chapel, 220 Edison Way, Calvary Chapel event. Harvest Chili Cook-off & Harvest Family Carnival. No registration necessary to attend the event.
To enter your chili:
https://ccrs.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/1919022
To volunteer to work the Cook-Off and Family Carnival, register here:
https://ccrs.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/1919020
* Fri, Nov 3, 6:00pm, Calvary Chapel, 220 Edison Way, Reno, American Christian Caucus (ACC). Program: ACC and Ballot Harvesting & Voter Contact Training with Lt Gov Stavros Anthony.
https://mailchi.mp/c0b36972116c/reno-acc-ballot-harvesting-training-1103
* Tue, Nov 7, 4:30-7:30, Taco Tuesday, La Posada Real, 5270 Longley Ln, Republican Women of Reno (RWR).
* Tue, Nov 7, 5:00pm potluck/5:45pm meeting, Washoe GOP HQs, 3652 S. Virginia, Ste C-9, Washoe County Republican Assembly (WCRA).
* Wed, Nov 8, 11:00am doors open; meeting, 11:30-1:00pm, King Buffet, 3650 Kietzke, Conservative Talk Lunch (CTL). $21 for optional full buffet, beverage, tax and gratuity. To be on the agenda, please contact Carole Fineberg, simi4relo@gmail.com or 805-377-2155.
* Wed, Nov 8, 11:30 doors open, Reno Town Mall (upstairs), Red Move Nevada. Program: Salute to Veterans. $15 for lunch and program; $7 for just the program. Please go to www.redmove.org to register.
* Thur, Nov 9, 11:00 doors open, Atlantis, Republican Women of Reno (RWR). Program: Luncheon & Craft Fair – home crafted and unique gifts from local vendors! Early bird pricing until 11/2 @ 4pm: $34.50/members; $39.50/non-members. Credit cards will incur a $1.50 fee. Reservations after 11/2 will incur a $5 surcharge. Go to www.rwreno.org to make a reservation. Last minute reservations will incur a $10 surcharge. To pay by check or to order a vegetarian meal, call Cindy Sassenrath, 707-621-2009. Prepaid reservations required and no refunds.
* Wed, Nov 22, 11:00am doors open; meeting, 11:30-1:00pm, King Buffet, 3650 Kietzke, Conservative Talk Lunch (CTL). $21 for optional full buffet, beverage, tax and gratuity. To be on the agenda, please contact Carole Fineberg, simi4relo@gmail.com or 805-377-2155. MEETING CANCELLED DUE TO HOLIDAY.
* Wed, Dec 13, 11:00am doors open; meeting, 11:30-1:00pm, King Buffet, 3650 Kietzke, Conservative Talk Lunch (CTL). $21 for optional full buffet, beverage, tax and gratuity. To be on the agenda, please contact Carole Fineberg, simi4relo@gmail.com or 805-377-2155.
* Wed, Dec 27, 11:00am doors open; meeting, 11:30-1:00pm, King Buffet, 3650 Kietzke, Conservative Talk Lunch (CTL). $21 for optional full buffet, beverage, tax and gratuity. To be on the agenda, please contact Carole Fineberg, simi4relo@gmail.com or 805-377-2155. MEETING CANCELLED DUE TO HOLIDAY.
Announcements:
Saving Boutique Elegante, 350 Lakeside Ct (just north of Moana). Unbeknownst to the elderly, sweet owner lady, Terry O’Brien, she was hacked on Google and Yelp and her business was labeled “permanently closed” several months ago. She had no idea why her business was going downhill. She’s a good Republican and has been a long-time supporter of Republican Women’s groups. Her entire life is in that business and she’s in jeopardy of losing it. She has a great eye for fashion and lovely, fun, easy-to-wear, comfortable ladies’ clothing. She’s offering a 20% discount on all merchandise until Oct 21. Please support her! [Flyer attached.]
Fri, Oct 13 – Calvary Chapel, 220 Edison Way, Assemblyman PK O’Neill discussing getting the Church involved. [See Coming Soon section.]
Tonight, Oct 11, 5:30-7:30, Spanish Springs Library, Jim Hindle (Vice-Chair of NV Republican Party) will have a seminar on “What is a Caucus?”. In a cogent manner, with full explanation, come learn why the Republican Party is choosing to vote in a caucus and not the President Preference Primary conducted by the Sec’y of State. The room holds 76 and is expected to be full. Arrive early.
Discussion
CTL News Video Presentation:
1) Kari Lake’s attorney, Kurt Olsen, has compelling evidence of malware hacking the printers in Arizona in 2020. (5:22) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73LyIzEsXMw
2) VP Kamala Harris thinks there should be equal outcomes for all, which equals Communism. (1:00) https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/09/kamala-harris-thinks-government-must-enforce-equal-outcomes/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=the-gateway-pundit&utm_campaign=dailyam&utm_content=2023-09-17
3) Matt Gaetz on Maria Bartiromo (Fox Business) on Congressional funding. (5:10)
4) Hillary Clinton on a CNN interview talking about “re-programming” MAGA extremists. (5:41) https://www.forbes.com/sites/markjoyella/2023/10/06/hillary-clinton-suggests-formal-deprogramming-for-maga-extremists-who-still-support-trump/?sh=7dd25cbe73b8
Lynn Chapman – Nevada Families for Freedom, recently returned from DC with Janine Hansen for an Eagle Forum event. They had 15 different speakers, including Tim Ballard, Molly Hemingway, Rosemary Jenks, Gail Roseka (Eagle Forum President in UT).
Metaverse, goes after the kids online, but Gail Roseka’s daughter, is with the FBI and is chasing/finding those who go after the kids online.
Lynn and Janine spent time on the Hill, having contacted both Senators and Amodei’s office. Only Amodei met with them. Nat’l Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) won’t be voted on until Dec. It includes Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) and Critical Race Theory (CRT), abortion, gender identity. Amodei is on the correct side of that and he’s against forced masking, lock-downs and vaccine mandates, which all seem to be rearing their ugly head again. He did vote to keep McCarthy.
There is a Kids Online Safety Act, currently in the Senate, not in the House yet. 43 Senate sponsors, provides more online parental control, restricts time spent online and annual reviews. SB1409 is a good bill.
There was a presentation on understanding BRICS, which is an informal coalition between Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, all developing nations. Their hope is to balance Western influence and rely on each other for economic influence in the world.
Kevin Freeman wrote a book called “Pirate Money” about cryptocurrencies. Lynn also heard him speak and was fascinated.
Chloe Cole, a woman transgendered to being a male and now is transitioning out, back to woman. She feels she was pushed by schools and her parents were told she would be taken away from them if they didn’t go along with what their daughter wanted. By the time she was 15, her body was already mutilated. She and some friends (whom she met at a transgender event) figured it out and formed an organization fighting this and their movement has grown and grown. She has spoken out in Congress. Autistic, mentally deficient kids are being targeted.
On the grounds of Mt Vernon is an interactive exhibit that makes you feel like you’re crossing the Delaware.
Re: illegal aliens crossing into our country. Eagle Forum is totally against this and in favor of the wall and has been for years. Go to www.eagleforum.org or www.nevadafamilies.org for more info.
Mike – Largest single granite monument standing in America is in Plymouth, MA where the Pilgrims settled Plymouth based on Christian philosophy and teachings. Current history being taught in our schools is based on the Jamestown colony, where there was mistreatment of indigenous people and slavery. But all modern history teachings and books want you to know about totally disregards the Plymouth colony.
Janet Butcher – County Commission Update – Commission brought back Public Comment at the beginning of the meeting. Two items were tabled: 1) $10M to the tuberculosis clinic (with only 4 patients last year), which was tabled. 2) Another issue about the Sheriff’s Dept forensic lab. No one from the Sheriff’s office came to explain or speak on it, so they tabled it. They were appointing someone to the Audit Committee: Kevin Stroupe, John Briscoe, Matthew Buehler, Nicholas St Jon and others all put their names in. Kevin Stroupe was chosen, whom none of us know nor do we have a clue as to how he’ll do. Sample ballot printing went to a LV printing co. Reno printing company wanted to participate, but couldn’t handle the volume necessary. Master Plan amendment passed 3-2, with all the Dems (in the pocket of developers) voting for it.
School Superintendent Susan Enfield made a presentation about partnering with the parents (but only the parents who agree with them).
No lectures from Commissioner Garcia, but she is very supportive of the Superintendent.
Roger Edwards – School Board Update – Superintendent Enfield blew rainbows and flowers at the County Commission about how good the WCSD is doing, but nothing about being 50th out of 50 districts in the US. The same day of her speaking at the Commission, the State Board of Education put out a report about how poorly WCSD is doing.
According to Superintendent Enfield, WCSD is all excited and raving about new program, integrating with parents and a policy to improve the quality of education. As long as there is a policy is in place, that is usually as far as it goes and it doesn’t mean anything. The bright spot in the School Board meeting was Trustee Jeff Church who basically said “we are 50th out of 50, so no new programs. Let’s do what we did decades ago.” 40% of the enrollment is non-whites. There is no immersion program, but segregation based on age and ethnicity. There is no discipline whatsoever. A kid can set the school on fire and they’ll slap him on the wrist and take away the matches. 60% chronic absenteeism in the upper grades.
John Eppolito – Consent agenda included lots of spending for another coordinator (not a teacher) @ $163K/yr and another computer program or software. One of the software they purchased had 1.6 or 2.3 stars out of 5. Does anyone look at this or just spend $$?
John went to Douglas County School Board meeting last night. It was somewhat of a circus. Board Attorney is Joey Gilbert. They are trying to get rid of the Superintendent, but didn’t have the votes, so Superintendent stays. The majority of attendees were School Board employees, with only a handful of clear thinking individuals like John.
Margaret – Margaret urges us to contact the School Board and urge them to bring back Public Comments at the beginning. Alexis Hill brought back it back to the County Commission and the School Board should follow suit.
School Bd Trustee Diane Nicolette is up for reelection and it may be a good time to ask them to put beginning Public Comments on the agenda.
Donald Fossum – on behalf of Stephanie Phillips. Events, appearances are as follows:
Mon, Oct 16, 10:30am, Eat ‘n Greet – no host breakfast/lunch @ Gold Dust West private room, but 2 people will be hosted.
Tue, Oct 17, lunch at Republican Men’s Club (RMC) featuring Stephanie and Lt Governor Stavros Anthony.
Ray Rocha – Red Move Nevada, redmove.org
Thur, Oct 19 – 11:30am, Homeless, Seniors, other issues with County Commissioner Mike Clark, Reno Town Mall Upstairs. [See Coming Soon Section]
Wed, Nov 8 – Salute to Veterans [See Coming Soon Section above]
Jan 18 – 6:00pm, Atlantis, dinner 4 of 6 running for US Senate debate. Details to be forthcoming.
Other News: Dinesh D’Souza’s new movie, “Police State” is here at the Parklane for only 2 days, Oct 23-24. Go to https://policestatefilm.net to watch the trailer. You probably need to buy tickets now for it.
Conservative Talk Lunch’s Future – Due to dwindling attendance, it was decided today to hold CTL only monthly, on the 2nd Wednesday, beginning in January.
Next Meeting: Wed, Oct 25, same time, same place. Carole will be out of town but NICÔL HERRIS will run the meeting.
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