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National Federation of Republican Women
Senate Spotlight
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President:
Carrie Almond
Editor:
Terri Hauser
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PRESIDENTIAL PROFILE
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Congratulations to our presumptive nominee!
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The NFRW board unanimously adopted a resolution in March calling on members to actively support and work to elect the 2016 Republican nominee for president, as well as all Republican candidates for federal, state and local office.
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Click HERE to read the NFRW Unity Resolution.
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COUNTDOWN TO CLEVELAND
The Republican National Convention is barely 50 days away. More than 50,000 people are expected to visit the Cleveland area from July 18-21 and over 150 NFRW members have been selected to represent their states as Delegates and Alternates. Join Rosie in Cleveland and catch the excitement. ______________ Weekly Poll:
The Obama administration has issued a directive telling public schools to allow transgender students to use the bathrooms that match their gender identity. Do you agree with the President that this is a federal issue, or do you think this should be decided at the state/local level?
Go to the to make your voice heard. ______________
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For the 2016 election, the NFRW's goal is to take back the White House and maintain our Republican majorities in the House and the Senate!
WE NEED YOU TO HELP!
Over the next few months, the NFRW will be profiling Republican candidates in top Senate races across the country. These races are key to maintaining Republican control of the Senate (and preventing a liberal takeover of the U.S. Supreme Court).
With NFRW membership support, we will Turn America Red in 2016!
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We need CHUCK GRASSLEY from Iowa
in the U.S. Senate!
IOWA - CHUCK GRASSLEY
WHY is CHUCK running?
Sen. Grassley knows Washington can't tax, spend and borrow America's way to prosperity. He's ready to keep on working to make the federal government work for Iowans.
WHAT makes CHUCK a great Senator?
- Keeping in touch with Iowans - First elected to the U.S. Senate in 1980, Sen. Grassley visits each of Iowa's 99 counties at least once every year. He makes it a priority to engage with people from all walks of life to strengthen the process of representative government.
- Tight-fisted grip of the federal purse strings - Sen. Grassley works to put the lid on federal spending, restore limited government and make government work for the people, not the other way around.
- Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee - Sen. Grassley (a farmer) is the first non-lawyer to lead this big-league committee, which has legislative and oversight jurisdiction of the criminal justice system, intellectual property and immigration. He has been leading the fight to make sure the people have a voice in the choice of the next U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
- Broad public policy expertise and key leadership assignments - From agriculture to taxes, health care, education, renewable energy, foster care, public infrastructure, and trade, Chuck Grassley gives Iowans a big voice at the policymaking tables in Washington, D.C.
To learn more about CHUCK GRASSLEY watch this video.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley at CPAC 2016
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HOW do YOU help?
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Sen. Chuck Grassley addresses 2016 NFRW Legislative Day on Capitol Hill
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NFRW Campaign Committee
Barbara Trautman - Chair
Karen Newton - Vice Chair
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Paid for by the National Federation of Republican Women and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee
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