GOP women on the move in Moore County
Since the inception of this site, I’ve come to learn that — for the most part — most Republican women are more reliably conservative than most Republican men. It’s quite evident here in Moore County.
The Moore Republican Men’s Club boasts of being the “largest in the state.” But, for the most part, it is little more than a country club luncheon gathering dominated by retired men with an establishment mindset. (I understand that quite a few of those guys balked at the idea of sanctioning Richard Burr for his impeachment vote against President Trump.)
The Moore Republican Women are an entirely different story. These ladies fought proudly in defense of President Trump locally, in Raleigh, and in DC. The group is not shy about taking conservative positions on public policy issues. They’re not shy about criticizing Burr and Tillis. They’ve attracted quite a number of conservative speakers to the county. The women’s club has a record of providing much more valuable help to candidates seeking election-time aid in Moore County.
Moore Republican Women’s Kay Wildt is preparing to step into the presidency (a two-year term, 2021-23). of The NC Federation of Republican Women. The current president of the women’s club, Pauline Bruno, is offering herself up as a grassroots candidate for Moore County School Board in the next round of elections. Bruno is also a retired teacher and a proud conservative. (The edu-crats at the central office are antsy now about the 4-3, liberal to conservative, split on the board. Just wait until they’re looking at a 6-1, conservative to liberal split. Or better yet, a 7-0 split favoring conservatives. It’s coming. It’s just right around the corner, folks.)
Sounds good. But don’t bother trying to reform government schools – they are beyond hope. It is far better to support free-market private solutions to education, not a government monopoly on how education dollars are spent. Why not push for a universal voucher equal to what the county now spends per government pupil per year, including capital costs and service on the bond? This would allow even more families and teachers to escape government schools and cause an explosion in free-market solutions. Of course home schools should receive exactly the same level of voucher in all fairness.
Thanks for highlighting our great Club. We have much to do and will continue to strive to right the many wrongs of a rigged election and lack of resolve in our GOP representatives.
Thank you so much for your nice words about Moore Republican Women.
Our ladies are the best in the world – so generous, and so hard – working. We never have to ask them twice.
We still have a lot to do and are working harder than ever. We will never, never back down. We welcome everyone to come and join us to do everything we can to save our beautiful country and our children.