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May 2nd vote for school bond proposals and some other ballot questions.
Lawsuit Appeal update re: Lakeshore School Board Recall
Review of the appeals brief we filed recently
Prop 3 "Right to Reproductive Freedom" & Parental Rights with Corey Shankelton
Michigan voters have some big decisions to make on November 8th! One of the proposals, Prop 3, entitled "Right to Reproductive Freedom" would be an amendment to the Michigan Constitution which is a BIG deal. Whether you agree with abortion or not, this amendment would drastically alter and remove parental rights. Please tune in for this important message from an expert on the matter, Corey Shankelton.
Conversations with Candidates - Dr Sherry O'Donnell
Dr. Sherry O’Donnell is an internal medicine physician, author, mission leader, educator, and speaker calling Michigan’s Great Southwest home. In 2011 Dr. Sherry launched Herbie Medical Clinic providing care to the underserved and uninsured where she continues to serve as medical director She has traveled to 32 different countries leading short-term medical missions and disaster relief. In 2020 she responded to the Covid-19 pandemic by spending weekends caring for patients on the front lines of New York City.
As a respected and influential community leader who serves on local boards, Dr. O’Donnell fosters healing within her community among racially diverse churches and local police through monthly Community Unity Worship Services.
Dr.Sherry is an Internal Medicine Physician running for Congress in 2022 for Michigan's 5th district.
Conversations with Candidates: Ralph Rebandt for Michigan Governor
Please welcome Ralph A. Rebandt II - He was born and raised in Woodhaven, Wayne County, Michigan.
Ralph has served as lead pastor for Oakland Hills Community Church in Farmington Hills Michigan since 1987, and is the Chairman of the OPC Church Extension Committee (CHEX).
Ralph is chaplain for the Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police, Southeastern Michigan Chiefs of Police, Farmington Hills Police Department, Beverly Hills Police Department, and serves as a board member for the Farmington Hills Crime Prevention Advisory Committee.
Ralph earned a Bachelor's Degree in Religious Education from Summit University, Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania; Master's Degree in Religious Education Westminster Seminary, Philadelphia; and Master of Divinity Degree from Westminster Seminary, Philadelphia, where he graduated magna cm laude and acquired credits in the Ph.D. program.
Earlier in his career, Ralph was a member of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, the Michigan Laborers Union, and the United Steelworkers. Ralph served as Religious Advisor on Governor Engler’s Sex and Drugs Education Task Force, Farmington Hills Year 2000 Planning Committee, and as a member for Farmington Families in Action.
Presently, Ralph serves as a member of the Board of Governors for the Council for National Policy located in Washington, D.C., and locally as a member of Farmington Hills S.A.F.E. (Suicide Awareness for Everyone.)
Ralph and his high school sweetheart, Carol, were married in 1976, and have four grown children and sixteen grandchildren. They live in Oakland County, Michigan.
Conversations with Candidates: Kevin Rinke for Governor
Join us Sunday night just after 8:00pm for our 4th conversation with a gubernatorial candidate - Kevin Rinke!
KEVIN RINKE IS A HUSBAND, FATHER, BUSINESSMAN, LIFELONG MICHIGANDER AND ACCOMPLISHED LEADER.
Kevin learned the value of hard work as a young man in Southeastern Michigan. He started his career working at the family automotive business, picking up trash, cleaning customer restrooms and washing cars. Dedicated to understanding the business from the ground up, Kevin worked his way through every department in the business under the tutelage of the employees and management team.
After graduating from Michigan State in 1983, Kevin joined the family business on a full-time basis. His father’s dream was to have his sons succeed him in the dealerships he created and loved. Unfortunately, in January of 1988, Kevin’s brother and business partner died in an airplane accident, a tragedy that shaped both Kevin’s life and his approach to business.
As the head of the Rinke Automotive Group, Kevin was known for a leadership style that welcomed input from every team member. He considered various perspectives prior to decision-making, encouraging collaboration, and making the right choice the first time.
Under Kevin’s leadership, the Rinke Automotive Group became one of the most successful private dealership groups in the country, providing good-paying jobs and quality healthcare to thousands of Michigan families. He has also been an executive for Penske Automotive and Sonic Automotive, two of the largest publicly traded auto dealerships in the world.
Kevin’s career in business has provided him with a wide range of experience interacting with clients, employees, vendors as well as executives at the highest levels in our country. After years in the automotive industry, he knew the job he set out to do with the Rinke Automotive Group was accomplished and it was time for him to turn his focus to a new mission.
In 2009, Kevin was introduced to Cassell & Associate
Conversation with Candidates: Tudor Dixon for Michigan Governor
Please join us for our next conversation with Michigan Republican candidate for Governor, Tudor Dixon! Tudor is a businesswoman, breast-cancer survivor, and working mom of four girls. She built a career in Michigan's steel industry throughout the early 2000s, leading industrial sales for heavy equipment in the agriculture, automotive, and energy sectors, among others. Quickly a leader in that space, Tudor was highlighted in 2009 at just thirty-one years old as part of "Metalcasting's Next Generation" by trade magazine Foundry Management & Technology and served as Chairwoman of the Steel Founders Society of America's Future Leaders Committee.
Tudor paused her career upon having children and being diagnosed with breast cancer. After beating cancer, Tudor returned to the steel industry briefly before beginning an entrepreneurial journey that led her to conservative media and activism.
As a mom of four young girls with a Bachelor's degree in psychology, Tudor became concerned about the indoctrination of children in our schools. That led her to found Lumen News, which provided pro-America, pro-Constitution morning news programs to grade school students.
As Lumen became more successful, a new conservative network approached Tudor to integrate Lumen's programming into their own. Tudor accepted the offer and transitioned to being "in front of the camera" for the first time. Tudor traveled the country in that role, covering dozens of Trump rallies and other events as COVID took hold.
Conversations with Candidates: Matt Nilson for 39th District State Representative
Please welcome Matthew T. Nilson! He is a retired Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel and a West Point Graduate. He is running for State Representative in the 39th District which covers Coloma, Watervliet and Bainbridge Township in Berrien County, all of Van Buren County and part of Allegan County.
Conversations with Candidates: Angie Roberts and Deb Frank - school board candidates
Join us as we discuss and expose SEL - Social Emotional Learning - Second Step Curriculum with Angie Roberts and Deb Frank!
Angie Roberts is a wife, mother of 4. She is one of 4 candidates for Watervliet Board of Education this November. She is a jeweler and part owner of her family jewelry business. She and her husband Taylor are Watervliet natives & are proud parents of future panthers; Tallen, Benny, Grant, and Gemma.
Angie began attending her local school board meetings last spring to learn more about what was going on in the schools in regards to COVID policies and how they would affect her children. She found very quickly that there was a lack of listening to the concerned parents. Angie wants to bridge the gap that currently exists between school board members and constituents. She believes that a school board’s responsibility is to make decisions to provide the best education for students and that includes listening to their biggest advocates, the student’s parents. Angie wants to be a voice for the parents in her community and help each child receive a free, quality, equitable public education that is guaranteed to them under Michigan State Law.
Angie holds a BA in Communications & Journalism from Loyola University Chicago.
Deb Frank is very active in her local community. She has served as Hagar Township Trustee, Parks Director, Fireboard, Zoning Board of Appeals, Board of Review, Paw Paw River Coalition, TwinCATS. She has two young children (4 yrs and 8 months) and three young grandchildren (4,6,8).
Deb is running for Coloma School Board to ensure our school is putting parents back in charge of our kids’ education. Deb feels school boards have shown a lack of a decision-making process and are simply ‘rubber-stamping’ decisions made by bureaucrats. Deb is looking for answers to many questions that parents have been asking. Parental rights, funding allocation, school curriculum, disciplinary problems and more.
Conversations with Candidates: Ryan Kelley for Michigan Governor
Hear from Ryan Kelley - GOP Gubernatorial Candidate for Michigan
Big Announcement with our friend Carla Johnson of South County Republican Club
Tune in at 9:00 for a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!
Conversations with Candidates: Renee Peddie for St. Joseph School Board
Join us at 9:00pm for our next conversation! Tonight it will be with Renee Peddie. Her resume includes STEM educator, foster/adoptive mother, pastor's wife and mom of 4! She brings a lot to the table as a Board of Education candidate!
Conversations with Candidates: Troy Rolling for State Representative - 38th District
Troy Rolling is a candidate for State Representative in the 38th District. For the past 18 years Troy has focused his passions on helping many other conservatives’ campaign for higher office, while contributing his past service as the Grassroots Vice-Chair for the Michigan Republican Party. Troy is the co-founder and serves as the Vice-Chairman of The Frederick Douglas Foundation, creating and training the largest group of Black Conservative Candidates for Congress.
Troy is a business entrepreneur. Forming The Political Company which rallied local support to defeat the Benton Harbor city proposed city income tax. Troy also created Redtie Concierge, servicing clients in West Michigan and Northern Indiana. Troy Rolling stands on the conservative principles of individual freedom, constitutional rights, and the protection of life. Troy is dedicated to improving the lives of others through providing better parent-focused education, lowering our taxes, and controlling government spending to fight the rising cost of inflation.
Troy lives and raised his family in Benton Harbor Michigan, with his wife of 23 years Kimberly. Troy has participated as a Fellow in the Michigan Political Leadership Program, and recently graduated from Liberty University with a bachelor’s degree in Government with a focus on Public Administration.
Conversations with Candidates: Brad Paquette for State Representative - 37th District
Brad Paquette is the current State Representative for the 78th District, elected in 2018. He has been putting in the work to make his constituents' voice heard, speaking out against Berrien RESA's sick leave policy which granted 10 additional sick days to employees who received the jab, also calling for changes in the Secretary of State's office appointment policy which left many people unable to conduct essential business. He also helped introduced a plan to protect Michigan residents and job providers from excessive penalties for non-compliance with rules implemented unilaterally by the governor. Please welcome, Brad Paquette!
Candidate Series: Jonathan Lindsey for State Senate - District 17
Welcome Jonathan Lindsey for State Senate in Michigan's 17th District! He is a husband, father, Special Forces Veteran and America First Republican
