George Blumel on Challenging Lois Frankel

Donald Trump Reads FDR Prayer for D-Day Memorial


State Rep. Rick Roth Updates Us on the 2019 Session

Our May meeting featured HD85 Representative Rick Roth, who described some of the significant actions taken by the Florida Legislature in the just completed session.

For a description of the various bills that emerged, please see: 2019 Legislative Session Update.

Villagers for Trump Letter on Voter Fraud

Los Tres Amigos 2019

Join us on Sunday, March 17 at Grandes Bella Cucina for the 2019 edition of “Los Tres Amigos”.

5 eyes. 5 arms. 4 legs. All American

Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., an Army veteran, welcomed two fellow wounded veterans, Rep. Jim Baird, from Indiana, and Rep. Dan Crenshaw, from Texas, to Congress by tweeting a remarkable photo with his Republican colleagues.

Ken Abramowitz at January Meeting

Join us for a delicious brunch featuring Ken Abramowitz, chairman of Citizens for National Security, on Sunday January 20th at Grandes Bella Cucina.

RCNPB December Meeting

Join us for a delicious holiday brunch featuring Congressman Brian Mast and State Representative Rick Roth at Grandes Bella Cucina on 12/9.

Tony Khawam at October 14th Meeting

Join us for brunch on September 30 to hear Tony Khawam, Syrian-American Christian, who was born in Aleppo Syria and immigrated to the US, speaks on “Syria and Israel’s Security and the Impact on the US Elections.”
The Republican Club of the Northern Palm Beaches

The Ethical Lapses of Andrew Gillum

The following is excerpted from the Sunshine State News:


Now that Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum is the Democratic Party nominee for governor, the press and voters need to take a much closer look into his service as our ceremonial mayor.

Gillum has been consistently involved in issues that the FBI is investigating as part of their work into corruption at City Hall and the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA).

While Gillum alleges he was told by the FBI that he’s not a subject of their investigation, no one has ever corroborated that statement.

First and foremost is the ethical concerns around the New York City trip that Gillum took for his former employer. We now know, after persistent questioning by the Tallahassee Democrat, that Gillum stayed on after that meeting, relocating to a plush NYC hotel, the Millennium Hilton, attending the “Hamilton” Broadway play where tickets cost hundreds of dollars, and even going on a boat ride around Manhattan and the Statute of Liberty with Adam Corey and Mike Miller, where pictures were taken.

Gillum has recently told The Washington Post that sometimes his brother Marcus Gillum pays some of his expenses, and he has said that his brother paid his expenses in NYC.

For the full article click HERE

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