The best voter is an educated and informed voter. First, I want to thank the staff of VOICES for writing this special edition on the Republican Presidential Candidates. It is wonderful. If you do not agree with everything that is said, that is fine because the articles are to make you think, to stimulate your mind toward this election year and lead you to have conversation. It is not until you educate yourself on candidates, learn issues and learn where candidates stand on issues that you can make an educated decision. The Georgia debate will be on March 1 and the Presidential Primary on March 6. Learn more about each candidate and continue to watch debates between now and March 6.

After the Republican Party has a Presidential nominee, all of us as Republicans need to get behind him and get actively involved in the Presidential race. Our choice for President may not have been your original choice. For sure, Obama is none of our choices. Your future, our children’s future and our grandchildren’s future depend on getting Obama out of office.

I look forward to being President of GFRW this year and working with you during this election year. I am excited about seeing you on February 24 and 25 at the Winter Board Meeting in Alpharetta, Georgia at the Marriott. Non-Board members are invited and I encourage you to come. We are having training sessions on leadership, social media and Presidents training. In addition, we are having elected officials, candidates, special speakers, like Sue Everhart, fun social events and possibly surprise guests. Our young Republican Women are invited, as well, as we have a special social for you. Look forward to seeing you on February 24-25.

Get informed and get involved,

Rose Wing
President of GFRW

As this year draws to a close, I want to take a moment to thank you all for your dedication to this Country, State and our precious Liberty. The coming year brings a pivotal election: pitting our Founding Principles against the enslaving government of the current administration.

I am grateful that you, like the Founders are willing to embrace the challenge and expend your energy to fight the onslaught of tyranny. We are no different than our predecessors seeking to preserve liberty for their children and future. We can do no less. We need to remind ourselves of those men who crossed the treacherous, ice infested Delaware on that frigid Christmas Eve. They did not think of their safety or comfort. Some walked barefoot on the icy road. They did not think of their empty stomachs. They only thought of victory.

The odds were impossible, but due to their unselfish persistence and the aid of the Almighty they were victorious. May we follow their resolve.

I appreciate all that you have done and will do in this coming year. Thank you for your friendship and the comradery we have shared. You are an incredible group of women. It has been a joy to serve alongside you.

I look forward to seeing you again soon. Please let me know if there is ever anything that I can do for you, it will be my pleasure. I pray that each of you will continue to walk in a manner worthy of your calling. May God continue to bless these United States of America.

Love to you all,

Suzi
Suzi Voyles, President
Georgia Federation of Republican Women

P.S. In the words of Winston, “Never, never, never give up”!

“We have the great RW group in Floyd under Elaine Watson who has been responsible for the formation of Haralson and Polk,” commented GFRW President Suzi Voyles.  ”They were also strongly encouraged by Nancy Hollingshed. Wow! Teamwork at it’s best. The Committee to oust Obama gains momentum.”

We now have more great women to follow a great leader in our mission to take back America! With Suzie’s “one for all, and all for one” dedicated leadership we can do it! Thanks Suzi for your leadership and all the hard work you do for GFRW.

The Party must get out the vote, but through education we in the Federation can create conservatives who will be turned out when it is time to vote. Through our efforts to reach every District and County through Republican Women’s groups and satellite groups we can educate our neighbors now efforts. We have broken new ground and mobilized new constituencies. We have new groups that have incorporated innovative ideas such as virtual groups that employ technology to reach those who either cannot attend traditional meetings due to their jobs or due to their responsibilities at home. We have young women who are using their keen minds to teach their friends that the values they hold dear are actually Republican values based on liberty and self- governance.

Our ability to successfully advance conservative solutions across the spectrum of public policy—from spending and entitlement reform, healthcare, national defense and homeland security cannot solely be debated in the halls of Congress but must be systematically taught to our children and our neighbors. Only by engaging, educating and mobilizing a larger majority of Georgia’s women can we hope to be successful in this endeavor.

This effort is about two legacies. What kind of State and Country do we want to leave our children and grandchildren? What kind of leadership do we want to leave Georgia and the nation? We cannot be satisfied to simply leave a legacy of legislative victories, as important as they are. We cannot rely on our current “area of influence” to be broad enough to shape the public policies of the future and protect our Foundations. We MUST give the next generation a legacy of leadership of purpose and theMEANS to win. Right now our Country is in the battle of its life and we in the Federation are on the front lines. We want an America that is animated by its first principles.

• An America where freedom, opportunity, prosperity and civil society flourish;
• An America where PEOPLE, not government are empowered;
• An America where hard work is rewarded, not ravaged by taxes;
• An America that is strong and safe and protects its people from her enemies;
• An America where religious freedom and timeless values are protected;
• An America whose educational system is again the standard of the world; AND
• An America where its borders are secure and its people are united.

It will take innovation, it will take planning and it will take brainpower—all things our GFRW team is prepared and equipped to do. Our team includes every member, we must all do our part and we can use every one of you in every county.

I believe institutionally we are embarking on a campaign to give our children and grandchildren a better America—one where freedom, opportunity, prosperity and civil society flourish.

So today, on behalf of those who have worked so hard for decades I am asking for your support and your partnership with the Georgia Federation of Republican Women as we move forward to call to arms, every woman, in every part of this great state embark with us in this noble cause.

May God continue to Bless these United States of America!

Suzi Voyles, President
Georgia Federation of Republican Women

CONTACT:

16 Miners Point
Acworth, GA 30102
dmglidewell@bellsouth.net

Club Website:
www.bartowgopwomen.com

Meetings:
Last Thursday of each month.

CONTACT:

deborahfett@yahoo.com

Club Website:
www.buckheadrepublicanwomen.com

Meetings:
The Buckhead Republican Women meet the 2nd Tuesday every month at 6:00 pm at the City Club of Buckhead (18th Floor, Mark Twain St.).

184 W. Woodhaven Dr.
Kingsland, GA 31548
wvgal@tds.net

Club Website:
N/A

Meetings:
First Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Camden County Library / County Annex Bldg., 1410 Highway 40 East, Kingsland Georgia 31548.

CONTACT:

2302 Briarwood Hills Dr., NE
Atlanta, GA 30319
cheryl@swartz-enterprise.com

Club Website:
N/A

Meetings:
Third Tuesday of the month.