Queens Village Republican Club Commends State of Georgia Legislature for Supporting our 2nd Amendment

The Queens Village Republican Club sent a beautiful commemorative plaque to Lt. Governor Casey Cagle and the Senate of the State of Georgia for their action in blocking the sales tax exemption proposed to be offered to Delta Airlines. The Atlanta-based airline is ending their discount program for members of the National Rifle Association.

This “Profiles in Courage Award” is being presented to thank and congratulate Lt. Gov. Cagle and his colleagues in the Georgia Senate, “for standing up for the American people,” as stated on the plaque.

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The Left Crowns the Wrong Queen

By Robert Golomb

This story originally appeared in NewsLI.com

A frightening recent report: an estimated 200 million Muslim girls and women alive today have been forced to go through female genital mutilation; also frightening: in America and Europe most of the leaders of the feminist movement have remained all but silent amidst this horror.  There have been, thankfully though, a few exceptions. The most notable of them has been Ayaan Hirsi Ali who has become the leading voice in the fight against this attack upon the body, heart and spirit of so many. Hirsi Ali seemingly has been drawn to this fight by her own life journey.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali speaking at CPAC 2016 in National Harbor, Maryland. Photo by Gage Skidmore

Born in Somalia 48 years ago to a devout Muslim family, Hirsi Ali at the age of five was subjected, under the consent of her own mother and father, to genital mutilation; at 20, faced with an arranged marriage accompanied by the threat that if she refused to go through with it, she would be murdered by family members in an “honor killing”, she fled to the Netherlands (also known as Holland). 

It was in that northwestern European nation, where she further witnessed the brutality of Muslim extremists. In 2004, while serving as a member of the Netherlands lower legislative body, to which even then though a recently arrived immigrant, she had been elected the year before, Hirsi Ali co-wrote with Theo van Gogh the movie “Submission”.  The film depicted the violence and abuse, including genital mutilation, committed against women in many Muslim nations. As a result of the controversy surrounding the film, both she and van Gogh received death threats from Muslim extremists.  These threats proved to be anything but idle:  later that year, Theo van Gogh, the great grandnephew of the legendary painter Vincent van Gogh, was murdered by a 26 year- old Moroccan-Dutch Islamic terrorist.

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Need to Elect Local Republicans

By David Bressler

I want to thank the Queens Village Republican Club Board Members for the honor they are about to bestow upon me, being named Community Leader of the Year at the 143rd Anniversary Lincoln Dinner. My parents always encouraged me to give back to the community.

I have been a Board Member at the Bay Club for nine years. I am currently the Board President, and I am proud of the work I have accomplished and excited about the work we have planned going forward. The two buildings at the Bay Club have a total of 1037 units, and approximately 2400 residents. It is a gated and unique community as it offers several amenities such as an indoor garage, security, health club, restaurant etc. As a Board Member you have vast responsibilities that require good leadership and decision making.

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Be Grateful Trump Broke the Overton Window

By Dennis Saffran| February 2, 2018

On the eve of the first anniversary President Trump’s Inauguration, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said something remarkable. It points to why many of us are Trump enthusiasts even if the president does sometimes make us cringe. Defending religious freedom and diversity, McCarthy nonetheless took on the cultural Left’s ubiquitous cliché that “diversity is our strength”: “We did not survive, grow, and become the most powerful civilization in human history because we were focused on our diversity,” he cautioned. “It is not our differences that make us stronger. It is our unity despite our diversity–unity of past, of principles, and of purpose that brought us out of many into one.” Watch it here.

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