 The Peninsula Harbor Republicans Regular Meetings: Every 4th Thursday (Except Nov & Dec)
Location: Either Trump National Country Club or Giorgios Restuarant, 672 Silver Spur Rd. Rolling Hills Estates, 310-265-9970 (Restaurant)
Please check for Monthly Location Below
Cost: $5 For Meeting and $20 for Dinner
RSVP PLEASE: (310)294-9314 Click Here for Membership Information
Meetings also include candidate updates & elected officials info sharing
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Peninsula Harbor Republicans Next Meeting
Club President: Gene Dotson Next Meeting: Dec 6th Christmas / Hanukkah Party (details above)
Next Regular Meeting: Thurs. January 27th, 6PM Dinner (no host), 7PM Speaker
Speaker: To be Announced
Topic:To be Announced Location: Giorgio's Italian Restaurant, 672 Silver Spur Rd. Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274. Restaurant phone: 310-265-9970 All are welcome - Members and non-members alike! This event is FREE! for first-timers & students. No Host buffet dinner $25 Campaign Volunteer Headquarters: Promenade of Peninsula Mall Suite 359 (old Marie Callender's) 550 Deep Valley Drive, Rolling Hills Estates 90274. Phone: 310-294-9314
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Nov 3: Presidential General Election
Republicans Running for Local Offices: President of the United States
U.S. House of Representative Dist. 46 U.S. House of Representative Dist. 36 HOT RACES:
California Assembly District 54
California Assembly District 53 - Rep. Tom Vidal (R) [BCRC Endorsed, SCRC Recommended]
California State Senate District 25
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Meetings Every 4th Thursday
The PHR meets every 4th Thursday of the year (except November and December) bringing outstanding thought leaders to speak on a variety of current topics. We also provide an opportunity for residents to hear from and meet local elected officials and candidates for office and to get involved. Don't miss these great opportunities to network and stay up to the minute informed. Next Meeting: Thurs. May 22nd, 6PM Dinner, 7PM Spkr
Speaker: Craig Huey - Publisher of "Reality Alert" and Member PV School Bond Oversight Committee
Topic: Surprising Trends among Evangelical Voters
Location: Red Onion Restaurant, 736 Silver Spur, RHE
(New Location this month only)
Cost: Members Free, $5 Non-Members. $20 for Dinner Contact PHR President, Gene Dotson if you have any questions or suggestions at
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 It started with Republican Councilman Dr. Peter Gardiner asking a few questions about Information Technology contracting /spending and opposing a tax increase, much to the dismay of Democrat council members Doug Stern and Tom Long. Now the Rancho Palos Verdes city council is quickly drifting towards a state of dysfunctional government. Accusations, legal complaints, and lawyers abound. So what is the matter? Is it a partisan issue, no. It is a question of proper, above board actions vs. under-the-table dealings -- it just happens those dealings are being done by Democrats. Simply put, according to a well-documented legal FPPC complaint filed recently, RPV vendor "PV on the Net" made significant in-kind contributions to Doug Stern and Tom Long which they never reported. Those contributions likely had a material impact on the recent very close election. Stern and Long also have pushed for and voted repeatedly in favor of "PV on the Net" multi-year, no-bid contracts without disclosing any conflicts of interest. Many residents are starting to ask the question, does that amount to elected officials accepting bribes? To make matters worse, "PV on the Net" is a registered 501(c)(3) charity which is prohibited by IRS tax code from making monetary or non-monetary contributions to candidates. The response of Long and Stern has been to try to smear Dr. Gardiner for questioning RPV IT expenditures. He is simply asking the questions citizens want all their elected officials to ask, "Are the citizens moneys being spent efficiently and are contracts negotiated in a fair, open, and competitive environment that ensures no appearances of impropriety?" At the moment, it seems we may be dealing with more than just appearances... |
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