Del Mar Seacoast Republican Women Federated Unit #14314900
Serving Solana Beach, Del Mar, Encinitas, Carlsbad, Rancho Santa Fe, and San Marcos
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Welcome!
DEL MAR SEACOAST
Republican Women Federated
General Meeting
Wednesday, September 28th, 2022
Social starts @11:30 am, General Meeting @12:00 pm
Lomas Santa Fe County Club
1505 Lomas Santa Fe, Solana Beach, 92075
Lunch $30.00: Baked Ham or Asian Chicken Salad
You Must RSVP for lunch within 10 days before meeting. CallGina Mattern at (858) 699-9848 to RSVP (If you haven't received a call from Telephone Committee
or if you are a first time visitor).
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September Speakers
Dan Downey
Dan Downey is running for the California State Assembly. Dan
is not a politician. But he is running to make sure that our tax
dollars have someone watching over them and that our money
is spent wisely. He sees the California dream fading away and
can't just sit on the sideline anymore watching California flush
our money down the drain. As a financial advisor, Dan knows
we could be spending our tax dollars more efficiently.
For too long, California has been on the wrong track. As an
MBA-trained investor, Dan Downey will bring the results
oriented approach that our State Legislature need.
Dan knows that we must restore balance in the California Legislature!
Susan Shelly
Susan Shelly
has been an opinion columnist for the papers of the Southern CA
News Group since 2014, writing on local, state and national
issues. Her columns have won an enthusiastic following for the
deep research and clear thinking she brings to complex
problems. Susan was a candidate for the CA Assembly in west
San Fernando Valley, an endeavor that brought her into contact
with many taxpayers and California businesses at the breaking
point due to high costs and challenges imposed by government
policies. She stayed active in public affairs, becoming the
president of Valley VOTE, a non-partisan civic organization that
seeks to inform communities about important issues, and the VP
of Communications for the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association,
the most influential taxpayer advocacy group in California.
Matt Gunderson
Sitting on the sidelines isn’t Matt Gunderson's style. That's
why he's running for State Senator in District 38. California
needs officeholders with real-world experience who aren’t
afraid to say what they mean and act on it. In the State
Senate, Matt will be a bipartisan problem solver, working with
everyone to solve the challenges of our time including
affordability, homelessness, crime, ensuring local control and
maintaining our quality of life.
Corey Gustafson
Corey Gustafson
is a conservative businessman, university lecturer and
native San Diegan who is running for Congress to restore
common-sense representation to the 50th Congressional
district. Too much power and influence have shifted to
Washington D.C. and Corey will redirect it back to where it
belongs- with the people of San Diego. He believes that
government works best when individuals are empowered in
their own lives. Providing opportunity to all San Diegans
will be Corey’s mission in Washington D.C.
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DMSCRWF General Meeting Schedule*
Location: Lomas Santa Fe County Club
Time: 11:30 - 1:30
Day: Every Fourth Wednesday (Except July & August)
*Please check above block for this month's meeting info.
Upcoming Events
For more details please check the Event Calendar.
Did You Know...?
The Republican Party was first founded to free the slaves. Its first President was Abraham Lincoln.
President Lincoln signed the legislation protecting Yosemite Valley in 1864 - the first area preserved as a national park in history. In 1872, President Grant (another Republican) protected Yellowstone, thus starting our entire National Park system.
Republicans were at the forefront of the American Woman's Suffrage and Civil Rights movements. They also elected the first woman senator and black congressman and Hispanic California Governor.
President Reagan appointed the first woman to the Supreme Court.
