Tipton County Republican Women

Our Objectives:

To promote and inform the public and our members through political educational activities.

To increase the effectiveness and participation of women in the cause of good government.

To foster loyalty to the Republican Party and promote its’ principles and candidates in all elections; national, state and local.

What have the Tipton County Republican Women accomplished?

Promoted and mentored Teenage Republican or College Republican Groups

Donated United States Flags to classrooms and given presentations/information on flag etiquette.

Supported victims in aftermath of natural disasters.

Supported Barabra Bush Literacy Action Committee/Mamie Eisenhower Library Projects, with book donations to local elementary schools.

Sponsored applicants and contributed financially to National Pathfinder Scholarship Fund.

Contributed to Betty Rendal Scholarship Fund to assist undergraduate Republican Women majoring in political science, government or economics.

Donated financially to Marian Martin Building Fund to help maintain NFRW headquarters.

Contributed financially to Dorothy Kabis Internship Fund, which allows 4 college women to work at NFRW headquarters each summer.

Supported our troops by sending care packages and letters.

Supported financially members, candidates or campaign staffers to attend an NFRW campaign training school or seminar.

Contributed financially to TnFRW Iris Fund, a political PAC, to support candidates running for State Representative and State Senatorial seats.

Supported “My Favorite Teacher Award” . A national competition to recognize Republican teachers of excellence who encourage students to dream big.

We Believe:

That the right of individuals to achieve the best that is within themselves, as long as they respect the rights of others, is the source of our Nation's strength.

That government exists to protect the freedom of opportunity in which each individual's creative ability can flourish.

That government activities should be limited to those things which people cannot do at all, or cannot do so well for themselves.

That the most effective government is government closest to the people.

That those who cannot provide for themselves should be assisted by both government and society but that every effort should be made to help them become self-supporting, productive citizens with pride in their independence.

That equal rights, equal justice and equal opportunity belong to all regardless of race, creed, age, sex and national origin.

That government is accountable for maintaining sound money and a responsible economy. Individual rights, liberties and properties are continually eroded when citizens are oppressed by excessive taxation, inflation, government waste and over-regulation.

That government is responsible for national defense and that only a strong America can remain a free America.

That it is absolutely essential to maintain a strong national defense in order that we may at all times negotiate from a position of strength, not weakness, in our continuing efforts toward peace and friendship.

That these concepts are the foundation of our national strength and that the Republican Party, which is committed to their preservation, is the Party of Today and the Party for the Future.