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Welcome to the National Federation of Republican Women!
Founded in 1938, the Federation is a grassroots political organization with thousands of active members in local clubs across the nation, making it one of the largest and most influential women's political organizations in the country. We strengthen the Republican Party by recruiting, training and electing candidates; advocating the Party’s philosophy and initiatives; and, empowering women of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds in the political process.
Please take the opportunity to browse our web site, and contact us if we can provide you with additional information about our organization.
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Women's Club Near You!
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The Republican Woman Magazine
Read the Summer 2008 issue
Mamie Eisenhower Library Project
Book of the Week
Lincoln and Douglas: The Debates That Defined America - by
Allen C. Guelzo
Instituted in the early 1960s, MELP is the Federation's longest running program.
What Do You Think?
Should Congress lift the legislative ban on oil exploration in the Outer Continental Shelf?
» Jessica's Law
Passes North Carolina Legislature, Will Be Signed by
Governor
DETAILS
» Winners have
been announced in the NFRW E-mail Address Campaign
DETAILS
» NFRW's 2008
Soaring Eagle of Destiny Pin, limited edition, by Ann Hand
ORDER IT NOW!
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FEDPAC cancels Tribute to Cindy McCain due to venue
issues
DETAILS
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NFRW celebrates 70th Anniversary with gala luncheon
at Chicago's Palmer House
DETAILS
» ACHIEVEMENT, HEITMAN, PUBLIC RELATIONS, CARING FOR AMERICA, CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEER,
MY FAVORITE TEACHER:
Awards forms now available for download
CLICK HERE
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Read our election
talking points bulletin, NFRW Points Forward
[or receive it by email]
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Caring for America
Committee
Launches Web Site:
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» NETWORK WITH THE NFRW
ON
FACEBOOK.COM:
CLICK HERE
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WEEK OF JULY 21, 2008
Disturbing Trend: Slow
Consideration of Judicial Nominees
There is a disturbing trend with regard to the slow pace of
the Senate's consideration of judicial nominees. Although
many of the nominees have received a well-qualified ranking
from the American Bar Association, they have been denied a
fair up-or-down vote. We are seeing partisan politics in
action which is a great disservice both to the nominees and
to the American public. No other President has had to
experience this kind of inaction.
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WEEK OF JULY 21, 2008
TUSTIN AREA REPUBLICAN
WOMEN FEDERATED, Orange County, California
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