Leading in the Right Direction
President’s Corner
Thursday Evening Recap
Once again our Thursday night meeting was electric as over 200 members and guests met two exceptional candidates, Kimberly Yee running for Superintendent of Schools and Rodney Glassman running for Attorney General. First to speak was Kimberly Yee. She told her story of being born and raised in Arizona in a family of small business owners and public-school educators. While serving in the state legislature in the 90’s she helped draft Arizona’s earliest school choice laws, advised two GOP governors on education policy and later served as chair of the Senate Education Committee, sponsoring legislation to expand Empowerment Scholarship Accounts programs & access for low-income families.
Kimberly pledges to end woke indoctrination. Her goals are to deliver better student outcomes and greater opportunities for all Arizona students, engage more with families and protect every Arizona student’s right to educational freedom in an environment best customized for their success. She stressed that our children need to be taught financial literacy and to be prepared for careers and trades so they may go on to lead productive and fulfilling lives.
Our next speaker, Rodney Glassman is running to unseat Kris Mayes, “the queen of “lawsuits,” who has spent much of her time filing 35 of them against President Trump, his administration, and others she opposes. This is not the job of the Attorney General! The job is to protect the rights of all the people of Arizona especially our children’s right to school choice, which Mayes is fighting against. Rodney said that law enforcement needs leadership. He reminded us that the Attorney General is the most powerful elected office in the state and is the only one who can protect law enforcement, individual property rights, our children, and our legislature.
The AG is in charge of investigating election fraud. Kris Mayes filed lawsuits against those who did, targeting those who supported President Trump. Rodney stressed that we need to elect an AG who is an experienced attorney with a proven track record. Experience matters as the AG oversees 400 attorneys within that office. No state agencies in Arizona have their own attorneys, so the Attorney General is the top cop for all parts of government, the public, the schools, and more.
Three of his goals are to withdraw Arizona from the Mayes’ lawsuits, to protect Arizona from any legislative bad ideas while promoting good ones, and to focus on protecting police, families, and our state from drug cartels & criminals. Rodney is the only candidate who was a prosecutor. He has the endorsement of Sheriff Jerry Sheridan.
On another note, I hope most of you had the opportunity to see the movie Melania. It was wonderfully crafted and should be archived as an inside look into both Melania and the 2025 return to the White House. Our Treasurer Barbara Kamm wrote a terrific must-read article about the movie. To read it Click Here
Patricia Moore
Men's Breakfast Club
The "Men's Breakfast Club" meets at 8:30 AM on the 2nd Tuesday of the month in the Eagle's Nest Dining Room Alcove.
If you are interested in a lively, morning conversation about political events and your first cup of coffee, please attend this breakfast. This is a real opportunity for some "like-minded" discussion.
If you plan to attend, RSVP to Chuck Streeter - streeter@greencafe.com
PCRC Women's Luncheon
If you are looking for an informative and lively conversation among "like-minded" women and the opportunity to "talk Republican," here is your chance!
The luncheons are held on the second Wednesday of the month at 11:30 AM in the Eagle's Nest Dining Room Alcove.
If you plan to attend, RSVP to Vicki Streeter at streeter@greencafe.com