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——–DAYS TILL THE ELECTION OF YOUR LIFETIME…WHAT WILL YOU DO TO HELP?
It is time to put on our war paint and get out there on the front lines! We have 2 short months to make a huge difference in this world. You ask what you can do… (more…)

Peggy Venable of Americans for Prosperity will be our speaker at the September 26 meeting. Since 2003 Peggy Venable has been the Texas Director for Americans for Prosperity. A native Texan, Peggy has worked in government, in the political arena and in the private sector for over 30 years. As a senior staff member at the RNC, Peggy directed the Republican National Convention in 1984. She was White House Liaison for three cabinet secretaries and has spent 15 years in Washington D.C...

The runoff for the Republican Primary is July 31. Early voting runs from July 23-27. The big race is for U.S. Senate between Ted Cruz and David Dewhurst. Village Republican Women will hold its candidate forum on July 24. Some other key races are: (more…)

Village Republican Women salute its Member of the Month, Theresa Cosmoski. Theresa is a member of the Spring Branch ISD Board of Trustees, first elected in 2003 and reelected in 2006 and 2009. She has served in various officer and chair positions but has a particular interest in public education policy and legislative issues. She is a long time member of republican women’s clubs and has served in many roles, including President. (more…)

It’s Cruz vs. Dewhurst! Village Republican Women Present the Texas Showdown for U.S. Senate AND Primary Runoff Candidate Forum moderated by Harris County Commissioner, “Cactus Jack” Cagle. (more…)