Quail Creek Republican Club

Quail Creek Republican Club Meeting
Friday, May 17, 900AM
location change:
Madera Clubhouse Ballroom
Featured Speaker: Mark Spencer
Judicial Watch

Mark retired from the Phoenix Police Department in January 2012 after a twenty-five-year career in which he and the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association (PLEA) team cultivated powerful community partnerships and facilitated unprecedented bipartisan support for rights of Arizona law enforcement.

Since February 2012 he has been based out of Phoenix, Arizona as the Southwest Projects Coordinator for Judicial Watch. Mark facilitates investigations, development & community outreach, media relations, FOIA requests and litigative support for the non-partisan non-profit government accountability group. He currently serves in a chaplain capacity for the National Border Patrol Council (representing 15,000 BP agents), National Federation of Republican Assemblies and the Usual Suspects (a non-profit retired police motorcycle club). Mark is the author of A Moment In Time and is the founder and co-director of Bema Investments (www.bemainvestments.org), a non-profit corporation which teaches Judeo-Christian leadership principles and facilitates charitable outreach efforts.

The Quail Creek Republican Club April Meeting is Friday, April 12, 900 a.m. in the Ocotillo Room of the Quail Creek Kino Conference Center. The Featured Speaker is Art Del Cueto, Vice President of the National Border Patrol Council

Art joined the Border US Patrol in 2003. Prior to joining the patrol, Art worked for a high custody level prison for the state of Arizona.

Art grew up in Douglas, Arizona, a city along the US/ Mexico border. He will tell you that the border was different and safer when he was a kid. Art learned early of the challenges border communities face. He has seen firsthand the growing dangers of international drug cartels. Today the violence and fear of the cartel is threatening to tear the social and familiar fabric that has bound Douglas, Arizona and Agua Prieta, Sonora together for generations.

In 2012, Art was elected President of the National Border Patrol Council Local 2544 by the membership. Local 2544 is the largest local in the NBPC with over 4500 members. Art was elected Vice President of the National Border Patrol Council in 2013. He is one the most knowledgeable people on the Arizona border politics, history and the cultural connections shared between sister cities separated by a border.

You will recognize Officer Del Cueto from his many appearances on Fox News and with President Trump. You can listen to Art’s podcast—The Green Line—at https://www.radiogreenline.com/

Report on the border (pdf)

Quail Creek Republican Club

Sponsors

Trip to Arizona State Capitol!!

March 13, 2019

You don’t want to miss this opportunity! The Quail Creek Republican Club is sponsoring a trip to the State Capitol in Phoenix:

• Comfortable Bus Ride to and from Phoenix
• Private meeting with State Senate President Karen Fann
• Guided Tour of the Arizona State Capitol
• View Live Senate Session from the Senate Gallery
• Includes Lunch

This informative tour will leave the Madera Clubhouse in Quail Creek at 8:30 AM on Wednesday, March 13 and return to Quail Creek at approximately 5:00 PM.

Cost is only $40 per person for Quail Creek Republican Club members and $50 for non-members and includes lunch.  Reserve your place for this fun and informative trip today.

We are limited to 50 attendees.

Please reserve your seat by e-mailing your name(s) and phone number to quailcreekrepublican@gmail.com. You may drop off your check to the home of Larry Laughman at 2128 E. Spurwind Lane in Quail Creek. Larry will have a box outside for your payment.

We expect strong interest in this Capitol Tour, so reserve and pay for your seat today!

Deadline for all reservations is Monday, March 5!