GFRWC October Meeting with Ben Coker

Please join the Greater Fayette Republican Women's Club for our next monthly meeting on October 5th at 5:30 pm at Green Ginger, located at 200 Market Place Connector in Peachtree City.

Our featured speaker for the evening will be Griffin Judicial Circuit District Attorney Ben Coker. As the elected District Attorney for the Griffin Judicial Circuit, Ben Coker prosecutes all criminal cases in Fayette, Pike, Spalding, and Upson counties. The cases he has prosecuted include murders, child molestation, armed robberies, complex drug cases, property crimes and other crimes against persons.

Please plan to arrive by 5:30 pm to Green Ginger to allow time to order food before the speaker begins. Guests are welcome and membership is extended to all women who support the objectives of our organization and those of the Republican Party!

For additional information and to RSVP, please e-mail gfrwcga@gmail.com.

October Breakfast with Rich Hoffman

Join us for our monthly Saturday breakfast at the Fayette Event Center! Our guest speaker will be Fayettville City Council candidate Rich Hoffman.

8:30 - Breakfast & Mingle
9:00 - Introduction & Speaker

A small donation is required to pay for breakfast, but kids under 18 eat free!

Rich Hoffman has been the successful owner of Hoffman Tire & Alignment in Fayetteville since 1976. He is an active member of the Georgia Tire Dealers & Retreaders Association and the Tire Industry Association, and has served as the regional dealer council representative for Tire Pros. He served as a member of the City of Fayetteville 2017 SPLOST Committee and the City of Fayetteville 2017 Comprehensive Steering Committee. In 1995-1996 Hoffman served as the president of the Fayette County Youth Football Association and is a member of the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce. Hoffman is now running for Fayetteville City Council.

Chairman's Letter - August 30th, 2017

The progressives along with the alt-left of the democratic party (with help from the left-wing media) have become very adept in deceiving the public on a national scale. They not only distort the truth about those with whom they disagree (mostly Republicans) but they distort the truth about who they are today and what they were in the past. Let me point out a few facts:

1.	President Lyndon B. Johnson was known to have said that his “Great Society” program would keep “n-word” voting for Democrats for the next 200 years. It was a political ploy to get blacks and other minorities to vote for democrats. It was the beginning of the “welfare program”.

2.	The late great performer Sammy Davis Jr. was not allowed to attend JFK’s Inaugural Ball, despite all that he contributed to helping him win the Presidency.

3.	In 1964, I was in Atlantic City, New Jersey (at the age of 14) at the site of the Democratic National Convention when they refused to seat the black delegates from Mississippi, known as the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.

4.	The following southern Governors were staunch segregationists (all Democrats):

Bull Connor, Alabama

Lester Maddox, Georgia

George C. Wallace, Alabama

Ross Barnett, Mississippi

American citizens, no matter what your personal political ideology may be, please study, research and know your history! Be not deceived by those who are willing to misrepresent “TRUTH”. The democratic party has some real dark history of racial discrimination, segregation and violent acts of racism. Somehow, they have proven to be successful at blaming others for the deeds that they were guilty of.

I heard a speech by the late Rev. Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. in my hometown of Charleston, S.C. (I was 15 years old). He said, “in this life people who are determined to oppress you will maximize the minimum and will minimize the maximum.”

Please take this moment to view a short video by OANN commentator Liz Wheeler. It is my hope that after you view this video “the light of truth” will shine brighter; as “TRUTH” is and will always be eternal.

Regards,

Tyrone K Jones, Sr.

Chairman, FCRP

Lucretia Hughes Biography

Lucretia C. Hughes received her Associate Degree in Business Management and Administration from ITT Technical College and is currently working as a Financial Professional. A strong advocate for Religious Freedom, Stopping Refugee Resettlement in Georgia, and unnecessary Tax Hikes and State Fees, her professional interests focus on improving the quality of life for Barrow County Residents and the constituents of 47 the district of Georgia. In addition, she serves as President for The Lanier Tea Party Patriots, is the former Assistant Secretary for the Barrow County GOP, and is a member of the Barrow County Republican party. She was honored by Speak Up Georgia for her contributions to the upliftment and advancement of the Conservative Movement. She was also named to the Who’s Who Georgia Conservatives.

Lucretia C. Hughes was born in Commerce, GA on June 19, 1974. She is a proud mother of four and grandmother of 5. She graduated from Spartanburg High School in Spartanburg, SC in 1994. She returned to her Georgia roots in 1998. Since returning to Georgia, Lucretia’s life has been placed on a collision course with serving others. During the first attempts to pass Obamacare, Lucretia realized that our current Government officials did not have normal citizens’ interests at heart. She began to pay closer attention to State and Local officials and saw that the same things were occurring right here. At that point, she realized that if someone didn’t take a stand, we would be doomed to be knocked down. As of March 11, 2016, Lucretia decided that she would take that stand and make a difference.

Saturday Breakfast - September 2nd

Come join the Fayette County Republican Party for coffee and breakfast at the Fayette Event Center (174 Glynn Street North, Fayetteville), Saturday, September 2 at 8:30 A.M.

With a small donation we provide breakfast and hot steamy coffee and best of all a key note speaker.

Meet a gubernatorial candidate who was born and raised in Georgia, Senator Hunter Hill. Hill is a West Point graduate with a BS degree in General Management and a minor in Civil Engineering. He served 3 tours in Afghanistan and Iraq and received 2 Bronze Stars, the last for meritorious service during his third tour of duty.

Hill was first elected to a Senate seat in 2012 and represents parts of north Atlanta and east Cobb and is very active within his community. He is perhaps best known as an advocate for education savings accounts and other programs that let state school funding follow students to private schools. He said in an interview that this effort will be a centerpiece of his campaign.

Today, Hill is the President of Tommy Newberry Coaching - a coaching company for entrepreneurs and executives. He is married to Shannan Reese Hill, who he met while campaigning on his first race. They are the proud parents of Hunter Bradley Hill, Jr. and Annie Christine Hill. He and his family live in Smyrna and attend Peachtree Presbyterian Church in Buckhead.

Greater Fayette Republican Women's Club - September

Please join the Greater Fayette Republican Women's Club for our September monthly meeting, featuring Henry County Commissioner June Wood.

We will be meeting September 7 at 11:00 am at the Village Cafe:

1240 Highway 54 W, Ste 200
Fayetteville, GA 30214-4557
(across from Piedmont Fayette Hospital)

June Wood was elected as Chair of the Henry County Board of Commissioners in the December 6, 2016, General Election run-off.

Active in the Henry County community for many years in various civic, educational and business endeavors, she also spent more than 26 years in a career with Georgia Power. She served as the co-leader of Henry County’s Economics & Education (E2) Initiative which mobilized over 100 Henry County elected and appointed leaders, school system representatives, businesses, and other community stakeholders to improve student academic performance and workforce development.

Wood has been featured in Southern Journal magazine as a “Woman of Substance” and in the We Are Clayton magazine for her community leadership. In 2013, Wood was presented House Resolution 775 by the Georgia House of Representatives for her leadership of economic development in the community, and in 2014, Wood was presented Senate Resolution 786 recognizing and commending her retirement, leadership and deep personal commitment to the welfare of the citizens of Georgia.

Guests are welcome and membership the Greater Fayette Republican Women's Club is extended to all women who support the objectives of our organization and those of the Republican Party.

Press Release - 18 Aug 2017

Press Release

August 18, 2017

Members of the Fayette County Republican Party believe very strongly that trust and confidence in our voting process is paramount to a free society, and that public officials should aggressively support every effort to uncover voter fraud. To that end, the FCRP sought to replace its own Board of Elections member who had thwarted her own Board's investigation into voter fraud – fraud that the GA Office of State Administrative Hearings concluded did, in fact, occur. However, the County Commissioners failed to certify the FCRP’s properly-designated replacement.
After forcing the matter into the courts, the Commission went on to seek $30,000 of attorney fees from the very group that exposed the fraud. While I am deeply disappointed by an Appellate Court's decision not to hear our case, I am not totally surprised in light of the County Commission’s refusal to provide key information from the underlying public trial.
I find their decisions a blatant disregard of Fayette County government’s stated mission to “remain open and accessible to all citizens” and to “generate trust and confidence.”
Far beyond this individual case, however, are those decisions’ chilling effects on citizens and groups seeking to expose the abuse of public trust, position, or corruption. And that should be a grave concern to all residents of Fayette County, regardless of their political leanings.  

Tyrone Jones, Chairman