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2018 School Levy Public Meeting

9/6/2018

On Monday, September 10th at 7pm, Strongsville GOP will host a public meeting at the Strongsville Middle School about the school levy on the ballot on November 6, 2018. Presenting will be Superintendent of Schools Cameron Ryba and the five members of the school board, President Carl Naso, Jane Ludwig, Richard Micko, Duke Evans and George Grozan. This is a great opportunity to get informed on the levy on this November's ballot and ask questions of school leadership.

Trump Nominee Judge Pamela Barker

6/5/2018

Judge Pamela Barker will share her behind the scenes story of being nominated for the federal bench by President Donald Trump. Also in attendance will be the Republican Candidates for Judge in Cuyahoga County. This is a great chance to meet our next generation of judicial leadership!

7pm Monday, June 11th at the Old Town Hall 18825 Royalton Rd, Strongsville, OH 44136

Join Us Monday May 14th 7pm to Celebrate Our 2018 Republican Team!

5/10/2018

Join Us Monday May 14th at 7pm to
Celebrate Our 2018 Republican Team!

Jim Renacci for US Senate

Anthony Gonzalez for US Congress

Mike Dewine & Jon Husted for Lt. Governor

Dave Yost For Attorney General

Keith Faber For Auditor

Frank LaRose
for Secretary of State

Robert Sprague For Treasurer

The Strongsville Republican Club celebrates the victories of our endorsed candidates and other distinguished Republicans around the city, county, state, and nation.

You are invited to join the Strongsville Republican Club for an evening to celebrate and congratulate our recent winners, and to discuss what's next as we prepare for the general election in November. We will talk about the outcome of Tuesday's elections, and the impact they will make on our local, state, and national interests, as well as the implications the results will have on the November, 2018 campaigns.

We'll be gathering on
Monday, May 14th at 7pm

Square 22 Restaurant
13485 Pearl Road, Strongsville, OH 44136

Upcoming Meetings:
Monday, June 11, 7pm -- Meet our Endorsed Judicial Candidates
Friday, July 27, 5pm -- Strongsville Homecoming Happy Hour

Join Today:
The Strongsville Republican Club invites you
to become a member for 2018. Membership options include:
General membership -- $20.00
Mayor's Circle Membership -- $100.00

Learn More About Membership

Strongsville GOP 16th Congressional District Poll Results: Gonzalez Ahead By 14%, Trump Remains Popular With Base While Kasich Support Erodes

5/3/2018

PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 3, 2018
CONTACT: Shannon Burns, President
440-263-2915

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16th Congressional District Poll Results: Gonzalez Ahead By 14%, Trump Remains Popular With Base While Kasich Support Erodes

STRONGSVILLE, OHIO – The Strongsville GOP commissioned a poll on April 20-24 of 907 voters in the 16th Congressional district likely to vote in the May 8th Republican Primary election. The complete poll results can be found at www.StrongsvilleGOP.com and will discussed at our next public meeting on Monday, May 14th at 7pm at The Strongsville Old Town Hall.

“The results clearly show a preference for our endorsed candidate for congress, Anthony Gonzalez” said Shannon Burns, President of the Strongsville GOP. “It also shows that the successes enjoyed by the Trump Administration have not gone unnoticed by the base with 89% of Republicans approving of President Trump’s performance as President. The result that surprised me the most was how disliked Governor John Kasich is by the Republican base -- grading him with a 56% disapproval rating.”

The Strongsville GOP is dedicated to working for good government and advancing the ideals of the Republican Party in Strongsville, Ohio and the Nation.

If the Republican primary election for United States Congress was held today for whom would you vote?
Anthony Gonzalez (34.4%)
Michael Grusenmeyer ( 2.1%)
Christina Hagan (20.5%)
Undecided (43.0%)

If the Republican primary election for United States Senate was held today for whom would you vote?
Melissa Ackinson ( 3.5%)
Don Eckhart ( 2.0%)
Mike Gibbons (13.3%)
Dan Kiley ( 2.8%)
Jim Renacci (49.7%)
Undecided (28.7%)

If the Republican primary election for Governor was held today for whom would you vote?
Mike Dewine (35.6%)
Mary Taylor (26.7%)
Undecided (37.7%)

Do you approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as President?
Strongly Approve (66.8%)
Somewhat Approve (22.1%)
Somewhat Disapprove ( 5.0%)
Strongly Disapprove ( 6.2%)

Do you approve or disapprove of the job John Kasich is doing as Governor?
Strongly Approve (11.5%)
Somewhat Approve (33.0%)
Somewhat Disapprove (31.4%)
Strongly Disapprove (24.1%)

CONTACT:
Shannon Burns
President, Strongsville GOP
440-263-2915 Shannon@VictorySolutions.us

Meet our next Governor in Strongsville on Monday Morning - RSVP Now

5/1/2018

You're Invited to a Special Event
Monday at 9am

Mayor Perciak and Shannon Burns
invite you to attend a special event with

Mike Dewine
Our Endorsed Candidate for Governor

in Strongsville on Monday at 9am at Olympia Candy and Grill
Please RSVP here

What:
Dewine/Husted For Ohio
Rock Solid Conservative Tour Stop in Strongsville

Where:
Olympia Candy and Grill
11606 Pearl Road, Strongsville, OH

Date/Time:
Monday, May 7 from   9am to 10am

Details: Free event with coffee, juice and muffins provided!

Please help us show our next Governor how great the City of Strongsville is!
Please RSVP here

Please share this link to whoever wants to attend
http://dewinehusted-strongsville.eventbrite.com/

3/12 at 7pm -- Trump Nominee for Small Business Administration - Dave Tryon

2/28/2018

David Tryon
President Trump’s Nominee

Chief Counsel, Office of Advocacy
The U.S. Small Business Administration

Monday, March 12th 7pm - Old Town Hall

David Tryon, a Cleveland-based lawyer at Porter Wright has been nominated by President Trump to be the Chief Counsel of the Office of Advocacy in The U.S. Small Business Administration. He just completed his Senate confirmation hearing and is expected to be approved by the Senate shortly after speaking to us. David's role will be solely focused on advocating on behalf of the Nation's small businesses to eliminate or improve regulations. This will be a very exciting opportunity for all!

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President Trump has nominated Porter Wright litigation partner David C. Tryon as Chief Counsel for Advocacy for the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). The nomination was sent to the Senate Oct. 3, 2017, and is now awaiting confirmation. The U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business & Entrepreneurship will hold a nomination hearing and, if approved, the nomination will be sent to the full Senate for confirmation.
Appointed by the President and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, the Chief Counsel for Advocacy directs the Office of Advocacy. As Chief Counsel for Advocacy, David will work to “advance the views, concerns, and interests of small business before Congress, the White House, federal agencies, federal courts and state policy makers.”
Advocacy is an independent voice for small business within the federal government, the watchdog for the Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA) and the source of small business statistics. Advocacy advances the views and concerns of small business before Congress, the White House, the federal agencies, the federal courts and state policy makers.
Born and raised in Cleveland, David has served as the President of the Brecksville/Broadview Heights School Board and is currently an Executive Board Member for the Boy Scouts of America, Lake Erie Council. He is also a lay clergyman in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

March 12th at 7pm
The Old Town Hall
18825 Royalton Rd
Strongsville, OH 44136

Feb 27 Healthcare Policy Roundtable Panelists Announced

2/20/2018

The Strongsville GOP Roundtable Series kicks off next Tuesday with a roundtable discussion on healthcare policy and we have an outstanding panel assembled to share their experience and knowledge with us!

Finally, An Honest Discussion About Our Healthcare From Medical and Insurance Community Leaders!

Strongsville GOP will sponsor the Healthcare Policy Roundtable, on Monday, February 27, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. at Strongsville VFW Post #3345 Hall, 17900 Strongsville, Blvd., Strongsville, OH 44149.

This informative event will include an amazing panel of professionals including:
1) An overview of healthcare policy and politics
2) The affects Obamacare has had on patient care, healthcare administration and profitability
3) The affect proposed Obamacare fixes and replacement policies will have on healthcare

2018 Strongsville GOP Policy Roundtable Series
Healthcare Policy - February 27th, 7pm at The Strongsville VFW
Moderator: Spenser Vago -- Managing Director, Vago Financial and Insurance Services
Panelist: William Young, President & CEO -- Southwest General Health Center
Panelist: Gregory Young -- VP, Government Relations, Medical Mutual
Panelist: Steve Gaich, MD -- Managing Partner, Medina OB/GYN Physicians, Inc.
Panelist: Bill Fisher -- VP, Practice Leader, Middle Market Benefits The Oswald Companies

Tuesday, February 27th at 7pm
Strongsville VFW Post 3345
17900 Strongsville Blvd
Strongsville, OH 44149

2/27 Healthcare Policy Roundtable

1/30/2018

The Strongsville GOP has some exciting news! We are announcing a new Policy Roundtable Series. We will occasionally hold in-depth roundtables on specific national, state or local policy initiatives. Our first will be on Healthcare and will be hosted at the Strongsville VFW on February 27th.

We will have a panel of industry experts and professionals that will lead a discussion surrounding the following three topics:
1) An overview of healthcare policy
2) The affects Obamacare has had on patient care, healthcare administration and profitability
3) The affect proposed Obamacare fixes and replacement policies will have on healthcare

We will be announcing our panelists soon so check back!

Tuesday, February 27th at 7pm
Strongsville VFW Post 3345
17900 Strongsville Blvd
Strongsville, OH 44149

Let's Have Fun at Square 22!

1/22/2018

On Monday, February 12, 2018, Strongsville GOP will meet at one of Strongsville's greatest restaurants, located on our town square -- Square 22 at 13485 Pearl Road, Strongsville, at 7:00 p.m. The club will provide some great appetizers and Square 22 will have some great drink specials.

Come and talk politics, discuss issues, meet officials, and find out the latest news.

Join us for a great time!

Meeting Location:
Square 22
13485 Pearl Road
Strongsville, Ohio 44136
https://goo.gl/maps/t6ztsn9HVtr

Upcoming Meetings
Monday, February 12, 2018 7:00 p.m. - February Social at Square 22
Tuesday, February 27, 2018 7:00 p.m. - Healthcare Policy Roundtable at the Strongsville VFW
Monday, March 12, 2018, Old Town Hall 7:00pm
Monday, April 16, 2018, Old Town Hall 7:00pm

Renew your 2018 Membership
It's that time of year again - time to renew your membership for 2018! The yearly individual membership fee is $20 however please consider joining at the Mayor's Circle level for $100 to gain access to special events with our scheduled speakers and support the growth of the club!

Click here to renew your membership today!

We look forward to seeing you at the Club!
Sincerely,

Shannon Burns
President, Strongsville Republican Club

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Another article from Cleveland.com

1/16/2018

Cleveland.com is reporting a second time today on the alleged illegal actions taken by Councilmen DeMio, Carbone and Schonhut: "two of the five remaining council members - Michael Daymut and Gordon Short - had been left out of the selection process. She said Councilmen Jim Carbone, Joe DeMio and Matt Schonhut chose the winning Ward 2 and Ward 3 applicants, who reportedly were Annmarie Roff and Kelly Kosek, respectively."

http://www.cleveland.com/strongsville/index.ssf/2018/01/one_applicant_to_strongsville.html

In light of these allegations and the impending investigation by the State Auditor, the Strongsville GOP has called on Council President DeMio, Councilman Carbone and Councilman Schonhut to recuse themselves from the process of appointing the vacancies in Ward 2 and Ward 3. We further call on the remaining members of council to adopt a transparent process that includes a public worksheet for evaluating the candidates for council appointments. Simply repeating the same tainted process will do nothing to repair the trust of the voters.