Please join us for our monthly meeting as we welcome our guest speaker NC House District 37 Representative Erin Pare. Also speaking are newly elected Wake County Republicans; Julee Flood-NC Court of Appeals and Beth Farrell-Wake Soil and Water District Supervisor. Monday, January 23, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. Dinner & Social at 6:00 p.m. Speakers […]
Register to join us for Movie Night at the Wake County Republican Office where we will be screening Capitol Punishment. Pizza, Popcorn and cold drinks will be provided. Sign up to save your spot.
Monthly RWCSW luncheon
Don’t miss this meeting! Come and hear Mr. Jim Anthony, Founder and CEO of APG Capital, as he talks about values and how different value systems drive how people vote. Be sure to invite family, friends, neighbors! Go early to enjoy Milton's great pizza! Six Forks/Strickland
Register to join us for Movie Night at the Wake County Republican Office where we will be screening Candice Owen's, The Greatest Lie Ever Sold: George Floyd and the Rise of BLM. Pizza, Popcorn and cold drinks will be provided. Sign up to save your spot.
Wake Republican Women welcome Pastor John Amanchukwu, author and cultural commentator, and Dr. Wing Ng, Wake County School Board to our regular monthly meeting. Always leading the conversation and the party in words and deeds, we're excited about these speakers. You're welcome to RSVP to attend at www.wakerepublicanwomen.org/checkout (lunch is available for advance payment), upon […]
Medical education across America is rife with wokeness, including here in Wake County. At this event, keynote speaker Dr. Nche Zama will share his experiences as a Harvard-trained surgeon, and how the woke ideology currently being infused in our North Carolina universities will harm our students
Frederick Douglass was born a slave in Maryland, learned his letters surreptitiously, and wrote his own ticket to freedom at age 21, ultimately becoming the country’s leading advocate for abolition. Abraham Lincoln was also a self-educated man, hailing from the back-woods frontier, and made his name as an opponent of the westward expansion of slavery. […]
