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Founded in 1938, the National Federation of Republican Women is one of the largest women’s political organizations in the country with thousands of active members across the nation.

We empower women from all backgrounds in the political process and provide a forum for women to serve as leaders in the political, government and civic arenas. We work to promote the principles, objectives and policies of the Republican Party; elect Republican… candidates; inform the public through political education and activity; and increase the effectiveness of women in the cause of good government.

Through our diversity of age, culture, opinion and experience, women are the strength of 21st century American politics. Believing that this rich tapestry is what makes us strong, the NFRW unites women as a collective force to positively impact the direction of our nation while also advancing the power of women through political access and participation.

The NFRW offers information, programs and privileges to members while drawing on their collective talents, ideas and desire to participate. From career professionals, students and teachers to elected officials, small business owners and mothers, we attract women from all walks of life.

We welcome all Republican women and hope you will join our network and help us make a difference in the communities of our great nation.

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OK Federation of Republican Women shared Southern Oklahoma Republican Women's post.

13 hours ago

Southern Oklahoma Republican Women

This was an interesting post on Facebook this morning:

You know, I have always respected the fact that everyone has their own opinions, their own religion, their own sexual preference, whatever. I do my best not to judge because it's not our job to judge, that is your maker's job. So, I have my own opinion about standing for the National Anthem. That opinion comes from being taught that it is just what you do. Before any event, you are asked to stand for the National Anthem, so we stand. So, today, I decided I would research why we are asked or expected to do so. So, whether you agree or not, here are some facts, not opinions. And based on those facts, you can decide on how you feel about the whole situation.
Americans have stood for the U.S. flag since June 14, 1777. Aug. 1814, the White House and U.S. Capitol lay in ashes after the British military burned the public buildings in Washington D.C. Americans understandably feared that the the British flag, would soon fly over all of America again. Hence, three weeks after the sacking of Washington, Francis Scott Key, a Maryland attorney who politically oppose the current president, was so moved at seeing the U.S. flag flying victoriously at the end of the battle for Baltimore’s Fort McHenry, that he wrote lyrics for The Star-Spangled Banner, the song we now call the national anthem.
1. We stand for the flag today, not to please ourselves but to honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.
2. We stand for the flag not to focus on what divides us but on what unites us, which is being an American.
3. We stand for the flag not to pledge allegiance to a president, but to honor the reality that we have an elected president and not a lifetime king.
4. We stand not because of past or present pain caused by injustice, but to salute the principle of justice.
5. We stand for the flag not for our generation but to set an example for the next generation.
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OK Federation of Republican Women

2 days ago

CONGRESSIONAL AGENDA for the week of 9/17/18:

SENATE: www.republican.senate.gov/…/index.cfm/senate-calendar
HOUSE:http://www.house.gov/legislative/
If you would like to get more information or track a bill on the agenda at the federal level please use the following link:http://thomas.loc.gov/home/thomas.php
You can also use thomas.loc.gov/home/thomas.php link to investigate how our elected officials voted on a specific bill.

STATE AGENDA for 9/17/18:

SENATE: Sine Die
HOUSE: Sine Die

If you would like to get more information or track a bill on the agenda at the state level please use the following link:http://www.oklegislature.gov/BasicSearchForm.aspx

(this information is only fully accurate at the time posted, changes due to debate or other delay could cause changes). ... See MoreSee Less

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