September 2012 HRWF Redwood Alert

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Heartfelt moments of admiration were enjoyed by Americans in our nation these last weeks: the long-standtradition of the Olympics and the 40th Republican Convention. Complete dedication is the theme for both.

Athletes strove to achieve their goals and swell American pride. My head was raised high with celebrationhearing their American stories and so many competitors from other nations saying they love the USA andthanking our citizens for cheering and following them online. The Sprinter Kirani James had won Grenadasrst-ever Olympic gold medal in the men's 400-meters. In his interview with the USA reporter immediatelafter the race, he said he loved America. He mentioned how wonderful President Reagan was and noted thdate of October 25, 1983 when Reagan saved Grenada. He said October 25th is their Thanksgiving celebrati

The convention had overtones of family values, virtue, respect and conveyed excellence. Such optimism is abreath of fresh air compared to the mood in the country and the current leadership. America has a solid,brilliant leadership choice with the Romney/Ryan ticket. Speakers rocked the event and really revved theaudience and us, I am certain. The fact that several speeches were not aired by the liberal stations coveringconvention shows arrogance and a blatant disregard for the truth. No wonder we had so many people locchange their registrations and new voters sign up at the fair this year. They are also tired of being lied to!One can only take so much hype, smoke and mirrors plus that ever-thinning wallet. As Clint Eastwood saWe own this country! Lets work hard and pray that Romney/Ryan Make Our Day on November 6th!

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Volume 38 Issue 9 SEPTEMBER 2

FederatedHUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN WOMEN

THE REDWOOD ALERT

THANKS TO ALL WHO HELPEDMAN THE BOOTH AT THE

HUMBOLDT COUNTY FAIR.We met with great enthusiasm

and registered a lot of new voters

Thursday, Sept. 6thHGOP Central

Committee MeetingHGOP meets rst Thursdays,

6:00 at HBMWD Oce

Thursday, Sept. 20thHRWF GENERAL MEETINGHRWF meets third ThursdaysSpeaker and Details on Pg. 3

Sunday, Sept. 23rdAnnual Republican Picnic

Rohner Park, FortunaWere looking for all kinds

of volunteers, call the HGOPOce to sign on 442-2259

More info inside.

Tuesday, Nov. 6thGENERAL ELECTION

Calendar

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Presidents Message

This is what 2012 looks like - Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney and running-mate Paul Ryan are drawing huge crowdswherever they go: 10,000+ reported at ROMNEY/RYAN Rally in WI, Over 10,000 more in High Point, NC, lines around the block atRomney-Ryan rally in High Point, NC, overow crowds in Mooresville, Huge crowds line Manassas streets, Huge Crowds in Cincinnati..


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No one hadever seen aHarry Potter

movie.

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Emken has called onDianne Feinstein to take part in a series of regional debates. Eachdebate would focus on issues of local importance, such as nationaldefense and the military in San Diego and water issues in Fresno,

and would be moderated by local media.The last time Feinstein faced the music in a public debate forum was

against then-Congressman Tom Campbell in October 2000.

Lets step into the Way Back Machine and see how much the world haschanged since then. In October 2000:

Bill Clinton was PresidentGray Davis was governor of CaliforniaSaddam Hussain was running IraqMost Americans had never heard of Osama bin LadenMost Americans had never heard of Barack Obama, eitherThe World Trade Center towers dominated the Manhattan skyline

No one had ever seen a Harry Potter movieNo one had ever followed or friended anyone on Twitter or FacebooNo one had ever used an iPod, iPhone or iPadUnemployment wasonly 3.9%The federal debt wasonly $5.7 trillionGas wasonly $1.79 a gallon

The world has changed. Dianne Feinstein hasntIts time for a fresh look at who should be our

United States Senator. Lets start with a debateCall Feinstein at (202) 224-3841 or (415) 393-0707 and tell her we demand a debate.

http://www.emken2012.com/

The WorldHas

Changed.Meet Elizabeth Emken

Oct. 3rd when she visitsHumboldt County.Watch for details

Weve movedOur new studio is located at

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As we watch our great nation make a huge decision on who shall lead us forward, many have felt ourConstitution and the freedoms it protects are continually under attack. Gary K. Gundlach, a home-grown grassroots patriot, will present to us his great appreciation of the Second Amendment and theConstitution as a whole.

He includes in his repertoire: research of a Constitutional scholar, reading quotes from our FoundingFathers, the Constitution, historical documents and current court cases which have rearmed his beliefin the Second Amendment as a valuable foundation of our freedoms.

Mr. Gundlach was born in Scotia, graduated from Eureka High School, received his BA in Journalismand Masters degree in Business Administration. Gary is a husband and father, married to Shawn for 39years, and they have 3 children. He is a senior estimator for Barry Smith Construction in Eureka. Hewas co-chairman for Relay of Life this last year and he will be the event chairman for the next 2 years.As a member of Fortuna Sunrise Rotary, he is Past President and a Paul Harris Fellow. He is a lifemember of the National Rie Association and a member of Heritage Association of America.

Gary has a strong respect for, and derives great enjoyment from, the use of rearms. Since the age of10, Gary has been hunting and shooting. He has sold rearms and, in doing so, has spoken to manypeople who appreciate the freedom to purchase them for self-defense.

Mr. Gundlach is an alternate to the Humboldt County Republican Central Committee and a frequentvisitor to our monthly luncheons, so please join us on September 20th to hear his presentation. As thelate Charlton Heston said, as it relates to other amendments in the Bill of Rights, the SecondAmendment should be the FIRST,as it gives us the freedom to defend the others.

Humboldt Republican Women Welcome

Gary Gundlach

Freedom and Our Constitution

While we, as Republican Women, admire and lobeing called Americans, our nation is rapidlydrifting from its biblical foundations. Our freedoto serve and worship God is often challenged bygroups such as the ACLU.

We are engaged in a great spiritual battle thatthreatens our families and our freedom of religioOnly divine intervention will return America to a

nation continuing to receive the Creator'sblessings.

Our Founding Fathers knew the power and purpof prayer. From America's beginning, many havprayed us through times of tragedy and war.

I believe it is time to go back and heed that veryfamiliar promise from II Chronicles 7:14:

"If my people who are called by My name willhumble themselves, and pray and seek My faceand turn from their wicked ways, than I will heafrom heaven, and will forgive their sin and healtheir land."

Food for Though

Were back at 445 Herrick Avenue, Eureka11:30 a.m. Lunch & Socializing; Meeting 12:00 -1:00 p.m. Lunch & Speaker $14.50 (Tax & tip

included) Your choice: Beverage & Speaker (no lunch) $4.00, Payable to HRWFTHIS MONTH - Please RSVP by phone to Laura 839-5538

or by email to Margaret: tom-marg @ suddenlink.net by Friday, September 14th

EARLY RSVP LUNCH RESERVATIONS REQUIRED AND TO BE HONORED

GUEST SPEAKER

JOIN US FOR LUNCH! THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20TH

Ways & MeansWe are having a HOLIDAY SALE for ourTantalizing Cuisine cookbook. A bargain at$10.00 per cookbook, beginning with theRepublican picnic through our Novembermeeting. Put on your thinking caps! GreatChristmas gifts, hostess gifts,, or maybe a"just because" gift. The price is right.

If the food dish you are bringing to theRepublican picnic is a recipe from ourTantalizing Cuisine cookbook, please place acard in front of your dish at the picnicindicating it is from the Tantalizing CuisineCookbook.

If you are donating a prize for the Opportu-nity Drawing at the Republican picnic, pleastelephone or e-mail me no later than FridaySeptember, 14th, to let me know the itembeing donated.


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Its election season which means our state legislature is busy pandering our rightsaway, spending money we dont have, and tr ying to conscate our guns. Well, ifyou think about it, the scoundrels have to make sure they arent the object of thetarget practice! But to give credit where credit is due, Senator Evans, andAssemblymen Chesbro and Human voted no on the Anti-Hounds for HuntingBear and Bobcat bill. For that, they deserve our thanks, but the bill is still alive!

Your voice needs to be heard. Listed below are 5 bills that jumped out at me(there are so many more) but these are pending critical votes. Youll see the billnumber, the author, how our elected representative voted, its history, a call toaction and the language of the bill.

THEY ARE LISTED IN ORDER OF URGENCY!!Lets get to the phones, ladies (and gentlemen)!

PARENTAL RIGHTS ALERT: AB 2109AUTHOR(S): Pan, Senator Wolk, Fuentes

TOPIC: Communicable disease: immunization exemption

VOTES: 8-22-12, Senator Evans, yes. 22 ayes, 14 noes,pass, 5-10-12,Assemblymen Chesbro & Human, yes. 47 ayes, 26 noes,pass.

HISTORY: 08/22/2012 Senate read third time. Passed Ayes 22. Noes 14. Orderedback to the Assembly. Introduced by Assemblyman Pan and seeks to take away aparent's right to opt out of vaccinations. This bill requires parents who would liketo opt of out vaccines to ll out a form that requires a healthcare ocial'ssignature to do so. This makes it more dicult for parents to opt out of vaccines fortheir children. This bill passed o the Senate oor August 22nd. TheAssembly will probably vote on it any day. If the Assembly passes it, wecan call the Governor not to sign it.

ACTION: CALL CHESBRO & HUFFMAN VOTE NO

ACTUAL TEXT: Existing law prohibits the governing authority of a school or otherinstitution from unconditionally admitting any person as a pupil of any private orpublic elementary or secondary school, child care center, day nursery, nurseryschool, family day care home, or development center, unless prior to his or her rstadmission to that institution, he or she has been fully immunized against various

diseases, as specied. Existing law exempts a person from the above-describedimmunization requirement if the parent or guardian or other specied persons lewith the governing authority a letter or adavit stating that the immunization iscontrary to his or her beliefs.

This bill would instead require this letter or adavit to document which requiredimmunizations have been given, and which have not been given, on the basis thatthey are contrary to the parent or guardians or other specied persons beliefs. Thebill would require, on and after January 1, 2014, the letter or adavit to beaccompanied by a form prescribed by the State Department of Public Health thatincludes assigned attestation from a health care practitioner, as dened, thatindicates that the health care practitioner provided the parent or guardian of theperson, the adult who has assumed responsibility for the care and custody of theperson, or the person, if an emancipated minor, who is subject to the immuniza-tion requirements with information regarding the benets and risks of the

immunization and the health risks of specied communicable diseases. The billwould require the form to include a written statement by the parent, guardian,other specied persons, or person, if an emancipated minor, that indicates that heor she received the information from the health care practitioner.

HUNTING ALERT: SB 1221AUTHOR(S): Lieu, Senator Steinber.

TOPIC: Mammals: use of dogs to pursue bears and bobcats.

VOTES: 8/22/12, Assemblymen Chesbro & Human, no. 46 ayes, 30 noes,Pass. 5/10/12, Senator Evans no. 22 ayes, 15 noes,Pass.

HISTORY: 08/22/2012 Senate Passed, Ayes 46. Noes 30. Concurrence inAssembly amendments pending. Read third time. Introduced by Senator Lieu,Prohibits the use of hounds in the hunting pursuit of bears and bobcats. The bill

was passed by the Assembly and will go back to the Senate oor for a concurrevote, due to amendments that have been added since the Senates initial passaof the bill. Assuming concurrence by the Senate, the bill will then go to the deof Gov. Jerry Brown who will have to decide whether to sign it into law. Ruralhunters ghting for their rights. Humboldt county does not support this.

ACTION: Call ALL State Senators to vote NO

ACTUAL TEXT: http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billVotesClient.xhtml

GUN RIGHTS ALERT: SB 249AUTHOR(S): Senator Yee

TOPIC: Assault Weapons As Dened by Detachable MagazinesVOTES: 07/14/11, Assemblymen Chesbro & Human, yes. 48 ayes, 21 noes,pass. 05/05/11, Senator Evans, yes. 30 ayes, 9 noes,pass.

HISTORY: 08/07/12 Held in the Appropriations Committee and as of 8/16/12hearing was postponed. Bill still active.

ACTUAL TEXT: Existing law, with certain exceptions, prohibits the possession an assault weapon, as dened, and makes violations subject to criminal penaltExisting law denes a rearm as an assault weapon, in part, based upon whethit has a detachable magazine.

This bill would dene detachable magazine for this purpose to mean anyammunition feeding device that can be removed from the rearm withoutdisassembly of the rearm action, and to include a magazine that may bedetached from the rearm by depressing a button on the rearm either with th

nger or by use of a tool or a bullet. The bill would declare that these amendmare declaratory of existing law, would direct the Attorney General to adoptregulations, and would make these amendments operative July 1, 2013. Byexpanding the denition of existing crimes, this bill would impose astate-mandated local program.

ACTION: CALL EVANS, HUFFMAN & CHESBRO to vote NO

BOONDOGGLE ALERT: AB 16AUTHOR(S): Perea

TOPIC: High-Speed Rail Authority

VOTES: 06/02/12, Assemblymen Chesbro & Human, yes. 57 ayes, 19 noes,pa

HISTORY: 08/22/12 From inactive le. Ordered to second reading. Read secotime and amended.

ACTUAL TEXT: Existing law creates the High-Speed Rail Authority with specipowers and duties relating to the development and implementation of an intehigh-speed rail system. Existing law, pursuant to the Safe, Reliable High-SpeedPassenger Train Bond Act for the 21st Century, authorizes $9.95 billion in generobligation bonds for high-speed rail development and other related purposes. federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) provides fundfor allocation nationally to high-speed rail projects.

This bill would require the authority to make every eort to purchase high-spetrain rolling stock and related equipment that are manufactured in California,consistent with federal and state laws. This bill would also state that it does nocreate a private right of action in any civil litigation, what does that mean?

ACTION: Call Evans to vote YES,but kill the High-Speed Rail project.

PANDERING ALERT: AB 351Chesbros Bill. This bill is little more than pandering to winegrowers and breweLook for campaign contributions in his nance reports from the wine, grape ormicro-brewery industry. All this bill does is allow for education on how beer anwine is made on premise.

Governor Browns phone number: (916) 445-2841

State Senator Doug LaMalfas phone number: (916) 651-4004

State Assemblyman Wes Chesbros phone numbers: (916) 319-2001 Eureka 445-7014

State Senate Noreen Evans phone numbers:(916) 651-4002 Eureka 445-6508

State Assemblyman Jared Humans phone numbers: (415) 479-4920 Sonoma (707) 773-06

Legislation Alert


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CAPITOL UPDATECFRW

CAPITOL UPDATE

OFFICIAL CFRW BALLOT POSITIONSQUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Every year the California Federation of Republican Women makesrecommendations on the ballot measures. This November therewill be 11 propositions on the ballot.

Prop 30: Governor Brown's Tax Increase- OPPOSE

Prop 31: State Budget Amendments- NO POSITION

Prop 32: Paycheck Protection- SUPPORT

Prop 33: Auto Insurance Coverage- SUPPORT

Prop 34: Death Penalty Elimination- OPPOSE

Prop 35: Human Tracking Penalties- SUPPORT

Prop 36: Three Strikes Reform- OPPOSE

Prop 37: Genetically Engineered Food Labels- OPPOSE

Prop 38: Tax Increase for Education- OPPOSEProp 39: Multi-state Business Tax for Clean Energy- OPPOSE

Prop 40: Redistricting Senate Districts- SUPPORT

It is imperative that the Republican Women get out the vote thiselection. While everyone is so excited about our Romney/Ryan ticket, wedont want voters to overlook these important propositions that will haveserious implications for California. The Republican Women are informed voters,while the majority of other Californian voters are not. How else can we explainGovernor Brown again? Republican Women must work to inform andeducate California voters in all walks of life. We must expand our spheres ofinuence and step out of our political comfort zones. It is time to politicallyengage people we wouldnt have before- our mailmen, our grocers, our

dentists, our friends, families and neighbors. This year is critical and we have agolden opportunity here in California to change our course.

These positions made by the CFRW Voting Body are recommendations. LocalRepublican Women clubs are not bound by these positions. If you have anyquestions about any position, proposition, or the CFRW rationale, please emailthe CFRW Advocate at [email protected]. The Advocate can also speak toclubs at their meetings, explaining in detail each proposition. If you would likethe CFRW Advocate to speak to your club, please email or call the Advocatesoce at (916) 442-4084.Now that Romney/Ryan is our ocial ticket, we must all join together andwork hard for November! The election is closer than you think, so nd yourlocal VICTORY oce and get out the vote! It is what we Republican Women dobest!

AMERICANISMREPORT

PRAY FOR THE PRESIDENT:As good Christians, we need to pray for Pres. Obama --

in particular, Psalm 109:8--"Let his days be few and brief;

And let others step forward to replace him."

-------------The lame-stream media keep desperately trying to

convince voters that Mitt is simply 'unlikeable'...Here's our take:

Top Ten Reasons To Dislike Mitt Romney:

1. Drop-dead, Armani-ad handsome, with gracious, states-manlike aura; looks like every central casting's #1 choice

for Commander-in-Chief.

2. Been married to ONE woman his entire life, and has

been faithful to her, including through her bouts with breastcancer and MS.

3. No scandals or skeletons in his closet.

4. Can't speak in a fake, southern, "blackpreacher voice" when necessary.

5. Highly intelligent. Graduated cum laude from bothHarvard Law School and Harvard Business School ...

and by the way, his academic records are NOT sealed.

6. Doesn't smoke or drink alcohol, and has neverdone drugs, not even in the counter-culture

age when he went to college.

7. Represents an America of "yesterday," where peoplebelieved in God, went to Church, didn't screw around,

worked hard, and became a SUCCESS!

8. Has a family of ve great sons....and none of themhave police records or are in drug rehab. But, of course,

they were raised by a stay-at-home mom, and that"choice" deserves America 's scorn.

9. Oh, yes.....he's a MORMON. We need to be veryafraid of that very strange religion that teaches itsmembers to be clean-living, patriotic, scally con-

servative, charitable, self-reliant, and honest.

10. And one more point.....pundits say because ofhis wealth, he can't relate to ordinary Americans.

I guess that's because he made that money HIMSELF.....as opposed to marrying it or inheriting it from Dad.

Apparently, he didn't understand that actually workingat a job and earning your own money makes you uncool...


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"Where Do We Go From Here?Our Next Step."

Saturday, November 17, 2012 in Rancho CordovaA full one day schedule with 2 optional workshops on Friday afternoon,

November 16, plus an early 6 PM banquet on Saturday, November 17


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Its time for our AnnualRepublican Roundup Potluck Picnic

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Fun Fact: Number of Republicans in America Reaches Record HighThe number of Americans who consider themselves Republicans jumped nearly three points in August, the largestnumber of Republicans ever recorded by R asmussen Report since monthly tracking began in November 2002. -Rasmussen... More importantly, by a 4 point margin, more voters identify as GOP than Democrat. This is the largestspread between the parties ever. Worse for Democrats, the number of voters who identify with their party is alsoapproaching an historic low.... It is a stunning reversal as Obama heads into reelection. - Breitbart

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