The April 3rd meeting of the Queens Village Republican Club at Marbella Restaurant in Bayside, featured special guest speakers, Bobbie Anne Cox and Michael Kane, plus a lively Q & A session. They are both independent Freedom Fighters, unsung heroes in the battle for Liberty, Justice, Medical Freedom, and MAHA in New York! Here are the videos of their inspiring speeches, thanks to videographer, Michael Ferrara.
Delivered by Tiffany Justice, Co-Founder of Moms for Liberty, at the 150th Anniversary Lincoln Dinner on March 2, 2025
Good evening, friends. Upon the sacred ground of our forefathers’ promise, etched in toil and sealed with hope, we gather tonight as stewards of a timeless charge: to defend our fundamental parental rights, to guard our children, to shield their innocence, as the first duty of any people who dare to call themselves free. We meet under the shadow of Abraham Lincoln—a man who rose from a log cabin to hold a nation together through its darkest division. Here in Queens, in this year of 2025, his words still echo, calling us to hope, to resolve, and to the power of the people united. I am Tiffany Justice—a mom, a fighter, and co-founder of Moms for Liberty—and I am honored to stand with you and ask: what would Lincoln say to us today?
Thank you to all our dinner guests, speakers, honorees, and especially our Board of Directors and Ways & Means Committee for their tireless work — including many sleepless nights — to make this event, the 150th Anniversary Lincoln Dinner, on March 2, 2025, a spectacular success! Above all, we offer our heartfelt gratitude and love to Mayor Rudy Giuliani, our keynote speaker, for saving NYC, standing unwavering for truth, and for his steadfast support for President Trump.
NEW YORK—The Queens Village Republican Club celebrated its 150th year on March 2 at the annual Lincoln Dinner, where patriotic Americans received awards and listened to speeches from speakers like former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani….read more
Thank you to James Doukas our Lincoln Dinner videographer! Photography credit Barry Brown.
