Connecticut Republican Assembly 4th annual Convention held March 27, 2021

CTRA PRESIDENT:  Anne Manusky

 FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT:     Mark Mni

SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT:     Jerry Martinez

CTRA SECRETARY:     Matt O’Brien  

TREASURER:     Ed Sorenson

NATIONAL DIRECTORS:     Manny Santos, Dennis Savage

CHAPLAIN:     Dennis Savage

Website: https://www.ctra.us

Note: Some time ago, Blogger changed their formatting and it sucks! It is almost impossible to edit, clearly. 

The CT Republican Assembly Comes Out Strong at Its 4^th Annual Luncheon and Convention

Wayne Winsley on the right.

On Saturday, March 27, over 75 members and friends of The Connecticut Republican Assembly (CTRA) gathered at Il Monticello Banquet Hall in Meriden for their 4^th Annual Luncheon & Convention. The theme of the convention was “A Return to S.A.N.I.T.Y.” and it featured a roster of distinguished Republican speakers, each one addressing one tenet of the theme.

SECURE Your Freedoms…by Learning Your RIGHTS!

AMERICA is Great…Because America is GOOD!

NATIONS Don’t Defund Their Borders…They DEFEND Them!

INSPIRE Your Neighbors…by Being COURAGEOUS!

TEACH Our Children HOW to Think…Not WHAT to Think!

YOU are Responsible…for Your Own DESTINY!

 

The speakers were Martha Dean, Constitutional Attorney and candidate for CT Secretary of

State, 2002 & 2010; Peter Lumaj, Attorney, 2018 Gubernatorial Candidate and 2014 Secretary of State Candidate; Jonathan Hanen, Field Representative, Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR); Craig Fishbein, Attorney, State Representative (CT-90) and CGA Conservative Caucus Vice-Chairman; Wayne Winsley, Speaker, Founder of Brave Enough to Fail, and 2012 Congressional Candidate (CT-3); and Robert Ham, Institutional Development for Hillsdale College.

In addition, Dominic Rapini and Linda Szynkowicz of FightVoterFraud.org spoke briefly

during lunch. Fight Voter Fraud has assembled a ‘silent army’ of volunteer and professional investigators who follow leads and data to verify fraud where it rears its ugly head. The aim of their important work is to ensure ‘One vote for each legal voter.’ Interested citizens can contact them at https://fightvoterfraud.org/.

To feature the work of their increasing membership, CTRA recently created an award in honor of their founder and first CTRA president, Mark W. Anderson. They made Mark the first honoree, presenting the award to him at the luncheon. Mark is currently a member of the Connecticut House of Representatives, representing District 62. He assumed office on January 6, 2021.

Manny Santos on the left.

The Connecticut Republican Assembly is a chapter of the National Federation of Republican Assemblies (NFRA), a grassroots movement made up of Reagan conservatives, who believe in small government, lower taxes, free market capitalism, a strong defense, the right to life, and a decent America. President Reagan described the NFRA as “the Republican wing of the Republican Party, the home of the Frederick Douglass Republicans, and the conscience of the Republican Party.” It was founded in 1934 and was called the TEA Party before there was a TEA Party. They support true Republican candidates, endorse in primaries, and work to restore the Republican Party to the values and principles of the Party of Reagan.

If you are interested in supporting CTRA, you can apply for membership, sign up for email updates, attend future events, like/contact them on Facebook, MeWe, or Telegram. For information on all of these opportunities, visit the website at www.ctra.us.