You do not have to live on the West Side to attend one of our events, nor do you have to be a member or a registered Republican. Everyone is welcome.
Could it be? New York in play for 2024? Former President Trump says so. And there’s no one better than his former special assistant, Andrew Giuliani, to give us the lowdown on the possibilities. Come hear the WABC Radio host and past gubernatorial candidate on the importance of the 2024 election for America and the […]
If it’s the New Year, this must be New York! And time for our annual State of the City report from urban specialist supreme, Nicole Gelinas. Come engage with the congenial, witty Manhattan Institute senior fellow, New York Post columnist, and contributing editor of City Journal as she comments on the mayor, migrants, crime, congestion […]
Pioneer of Verbatim theater and veteran journalist, Phelim McAleer, relates his experiences in taking a first time trip to Israel to create the play, “October 7th” as an antidote to progressive-generated antisemitism. Come hear what motivated this witty, wise, Northern Ireland born, best selling writer to produce, together with his wife, Ann McElhinney, this “spellbinding” […]
It’s open mic night (guided) at the next meeting of the Gertrude and Morrison Parker West Side Republican Club! Come with your comments, concerns, ideas and suggestions, and let’s have a conversation on the Republican presidential race Wars in Gaza, Ukraine, and beyond State of the state and city NY GOP Our club Together […]
Terrorist threat analyst, Foundation for Defense of Democracies senior fellow and editor of its Long War Journal, Bill Roggio, has been reporting in depth on “Israel at War” from Day One. Drawing on his experience as an embedded war reporter in Iraq, Mr. Roggio gives us an up-to-the-minute account and analysis of Israel’s war on […]
Last month it was “Crime in the City.” This month we consider how to counter. Especially relevant before City Council elections, the topic is worthy of two sessions. Come hear the vibrant, witty, wise and informed Manhattan Institute director of policing and public safety, Hannah E. Meyers, speak on “Fighting Crime in the City” at the […]
Oh, what could have been .. . . had voters taken Sid Rosenberg’s advice and elected Tom Kenniff Manhattan DA. The renowned prosecutor, defense attorney and Iraq War veteran, Thomas Kenniff, and the premier morning talk-show host, Sid Rosenberg, comment on the crime crisis, subway violence, current court cases, the mayor, migrants and more as […]
Come hear the new and former chairman of New York State’s Republican Party, Ed Cox, tell us how we can build on the state party’s success in last year’s congressional elections, when it turned the House red, to even greater city, state and Washington wins, including the presidential prize. Join the conversation and plan for […]
It’s not coming, it’s here, from Covid to the South China Sea: China’s War on America. How did this happen, and what can we do? America’s foremost Asia specialist, author, commentator and columnist, Gordon G. Chang, returns to enrich and enlighten us with his ever-growing expertise at the May meeting of the Gertrude and Morrison […]
Can we feel safe in the city again? There’s no one better to tell us how than the longest serving police commissioner of the NYPD and international security expert, Raymond W. Kelly. Come engage in an expansive conversation and extensive Q & A with this innovative, master of policing, responsible for driving crime in the […]
Democrat but sometimes Republican-supporting pollster and political consultant, Doug Schoen, who counts Bill Clinton, Bloomberg, Trump, Begin, Rabin and more among his clients, reflects on these powerful personages and lessons to be learned from them in his new book, “Power: The 50 Truths.” Come hear this power behind the throne tell his insider tales still […]
The dynamic Mark Krikorian, a man on a mission for the Center for Immigration Studies, still going strong after almost 30 years as its executive director, returns to enlighten us on what the real immigration debate is all about: Should immigration be limited or unlimited? Come hear the host of the podcast series, “Parsing Immigration […]
