Republican Women of Whatcom County

The recent election results have left many Republicans feeling disappointed and uncertain about the future. It is natural to experience frustration after a setback, but our strength lies in its ability to recover, regroup, and move forward. This post explores practical ways for Republicans to maintain optimism and resilience, stay engaged, and build a stronger foundation for future success. By focusing on doing good to the city we are in, loving our neighbors and praying for our elected...

In a recent Facebook post from Tonya Hickman: At today’s Whatcom County Women’s GOP luncheon, Dillon Honcoop spoke on the topic of water adjudication, farming, and activist-driven narratives that are harming farmers and rural communities. Honcoop explained how left-leaning activists often pursue higher education and advanced degrees in order to create “studies” that promote a particular political agenda. These studies—like one recently released by the Cascadia group—often frame farmers...

We gathered on Election Day wanting to believe we would win, but afraid to hope too much, fearing our hopes would be dashed. (PTSD from...