Meet the Candidates

Please join us on September 23rd for
Meet the Candidates.

With the primary over and the November Midterms looming, come and meet some of the Republican candidates for office or their representatives – we have invited those for Congress to County Commission and in between.

Participants as of today: (Click on the picture for their website)

Congress 23

Deborah Adeimy
Senate District 26

Rick Roth
House District 87

Jon Maples
House District 93

Anne Gerwig
House District 94

Meg Weinberger
County Commission 6

Sara Baxter
School Board 4

Daniel Zapata (rep)
Port of PB 5

Ted Sarandis
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Program 1PM, Buffet starts at 12:30PM

NOTE NEW TIME

Cash Bar Available

Palm Beach Kennel Club – Terrace Restaurant
1111 N Congress Ave
West Palm Beach, FL 33409
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$35/Members $40/Guests
Pay at the door.

Make sure you submit your RSVP in advance by clicking on our link below:

or by emailing info@gopclubpb.org, or by calling 561-855-0749.

  Please respect Club rules: Cell Phones Silenced, Business Casual Attire.
Republican Club of the Palm Beaches
213 29th Street
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
(561) 855-0749

Kenneth Abramowitz at August Meeting

Our August meeting featured Kenneth Abramowitz, Chairman of Citizens For National Security and founder of savethewest.com

Ken began his talk by drawing a line between good and evil – a distinction based on what an individual believes.

Illustrated by a colored pie chart, he divided the world into the “evil” components (Red for Big Government and its Communist/Progressive adherents, Green for Political Islam, and Blue for globalists and the United Nations), the indeterminant Isolationists, and in the center the “good” Rational Centrists. In his view we (western civilization) are at war with these factions using all the tools at our disposal.

In analyzing the rhetoric of “evil”, he listed slogans in common use (“Globalize the Intifada”, “From the River to the Sea”) and the antisemitic message they carry, and suggested that it was time to criminalize these “incitements to genocide”. This prompted some pushback from the audience as an infringement on the First Amendment.

To win the hearts and minds of those taking these slogans to heart, he suggested a back to basics approach based on “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness”. Life means physical protection (closed borders, peace through strength). Liberty means to protect culture (more control of our healthcare, education, etc. and conducting elections where it is easy to vote but hard to cheat). Happiness means to grow the economy (economic freedom, energy independence, stop corruption).