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Fundraiser for Beverly Jones and Jeff Johansen for Strongsville School Board - May 10th 6pm

5/10/2023

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East Palestine Mayor Trent Conaway to Address Strongsville GOP May 4th

4/21/2023

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Mayor Trent Conaway - East Palestine, Ohio

Thursday May 4th -- 7pm
The Harvest Saloon 15147 Pearl Rd, Strongsville, OH 44136
Mayor Trent Conaway will travel to Strongsville to describe the destruction to his city of East Palestine, Ohio. He will tell us about the circus atmosphere created by the Secretary of Transportation, and the extremely positive impact our former President Donald J. Trump made on his community at his recent visit. Come hear how East Palestine is recovering, find out what they still need, and discover ways we can help.
Exclusive Mayor's Circle Reception
With Mayor Conaway 6:30pm
There will be an exclusive reception with Mayor Conaway and other elected officials starting at 6:30pm just prior to his address. Members of the Strongsville GOP Mayor's circle have access to exclusive events and opportunities like this throughout the year. Appetizers provided.

To RSVP: Email Membership Chair Rob Winwood 
rwinwood@strongsvillegop.org
Join The Mayor's Circle
2023 Mayor's Circle Membership is $150
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Wednesday April 19th - Mayor Tom Perciak & Deputy Director Cuyahoga County Board of Elections Anthony Kaloger

4/18/2023

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Strongsville GOP Meeting
Wednesday
 April 19th 6:30pm

Strongsville Library
18700 Westwood Dr,
Strongsville, OH 44136

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Strongsville State of The City
Mayor Tom Perciak

Mayor Perciak will share with us an abbreviated version of his State of The City Address and will be taking questions.
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Deputy Director Anthony Kaloger
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections

Election Law Update

Deputy Director Kaloger will share with us the impact of the new Ohio election laws and new voting machines.  He plans to speak regarding changes to election laws and how they will affect vote by mail, Election Day voting, ID requirements and dropbox surveillance.
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Congressman Max Miller Directly Pressures Zelensky to address CORRUPTION in Ukraine

3/3/2023

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Late last month, Congressman Max Miller went on an oversight mission to Ukraine to get to the bottom of corruption in Ukraine and make determinations about our future role in supporting the war effort against Russia.  In a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Congressman Miller asked him directly about what he is doing to address corruption in his country.

See the article in Cleveland.com:

After Ukraine visit, Rocky River GOP Rep. Max Miller wants more accountability over U.S. dollars for war effort

Published: Mar. 02, 2023, 11:25 a.m. 
https://www.cleveland.com/news/2023/03/after-ukraine-visit-rocky-river-gop-rep-max-miller-wants-more-accountability-over-us-dollars-for-war-effort.html
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WASHINGTON, D. C. – After spending last week on a congressional fact-finding trip to Ukraine, Rocky River Republican Rep. Max Miller has a message for President Joe Biden: He won’t support sending billions of dollars more in war aid without more transparency on how the money is spent.
“We need to continue giving Ukraine the tools they need to win, but I am not for blank checks and actions that draw us into conflict with boots on the ground in Ukraine,” Miller said in an interview.
Defense Department Inspector General Robert P. Storch told the House Armed Services Committee earlier this week that Congress has appropriated approximately $113.4 billion over the past year across the federal government for Ukraine response efforts.
He said his office has completed four Ukraine-related oversight projects, with 21 that are ongoing or planned to ensure proper use of U.S. taxpayer dollars. His office’s criminal investigative service is also conducting extensive fraud prevention and investigative activities to ensure the integrity of U.S. security assistance to Ukraine, said Storch.
Defense Department Undersecretary Colin Kahl told the committee the United States is “acting to ensure that our donations continue to be used as intended,” and is working with Ukraine to ensure “all of the equipment we are providing continues to reach troops on the front lines.”
Miller and the other Republicans on the trip - California’s Darrell Issa and Texans Michael McCaul, Keith Self and Jake Ellzey - met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as well as a war crimes prosecutor in Bucha, where they saw a mass grave that Miller said contained 90% women and children.

He said Zelensky told him he’s taking action to root out corruption in Ukraine, but Miller says he wants Biden to be “more transparent about how money is being spent there.” He also said the United States needs to be “more strategic” with the weaponry it sends, such as sending air-to-surface missiles that can take out drones and missiles, instead of F-16 fighter jets, which can’t.
He described the Zelensky meeting as “somber,” noting that Zelensky lives “in a very tactical setting” because he is “being hunted every single day.”
He said the war crimes prosecutor has identified several Russian individuals who committed war crimes, who are being prosecuted in absentia.
“When Ukraine wins the war, I believe we will be able to bring them to trial,” said Miller.

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