Srilekha Palle Named to Virginia Asian Advisory Board
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced his latest appointments to positions in his administration and on state advisory boards Friday. “I am confident that with their help we will be able to strengthen the spirit of Virginia and accomplish great things for our Commonwealth,” Youngkin said.
Among the names was Fairfax County resident Srilekha Palle, a healthcare leader and NOVA director for Rally Virginia. In 2019, Palle was the Fairfax GOP’s nominee for Sully District Supervisor. “I am immensely grateful to Governor Youngkin,” Palle said.
Conversations that Count: Eileen Sobjack
National Federation of Republican Women President Eileen Sobjack will join the Fairfax GOP’s Srilekha Palle, live on Facebook, to discuss women’s empowerment, civic action, and community service.
RSVP today and join the conversation at FB.com/FairfaxGOP on Friday, September 30th!
VIDEO: Hermela Aregawi on Issues that Matter to Ethiopian-Americans
On Friday, August 5, journalist and human rights advocate Hermela Aregawi joined the Fairfax GOP’s “Conversations that Count” live interview program. Hosted by Fairfax GOP Vice Chairwoman Srilekha Palle, Friday’s conversation focused on issues of concern to Ethiopian-American voters.
Aregawi discussed the violent civil war currently raging in Ethiopia — as well as mounting concerns that Ethiopian-Americans have with the Biden Administration.
JOIN US: GOP Immigrant & Minority Engagement
Every day, we experience and appreciate Fairfax County’s richly diverse culture. But are we doing enough to ensure that ALL county residents, including immigrants and minorities, can exercise their rights and enjoy their freedoms?
As conservatives, we believe that everyone should have the freedom to worship, to live out their values, and to raise their children as they see fit. We therefore reject the intolerant, woke Left’s efforts to use the strong arm of government to bully us and brainwash our kids.
We believe that a limited, constitutional government is what best allows humans to flourish and to live in harmony.
Srilekha Palle Elected Vice Chair of 11th District GOP
Srilekha Palle, a rising star in Northern Virginia’s GOP, was recently elected vice chairwoman of the 11th District Republican Committee. “I am honored and thrilled to take on this new role,” Palle said today. “Virginia’s 11th Congressional District is vital to the long-term health of the GOP statewide. We are fortunate to have a great candidate in Jim Myles; I look to getting out the vote for Jim this November.”
VIDEO: Virginia Moms on Restoring Commonsense Values
In last week’s edition of Conversations that Count, the Fairfax GOP’s Srilekha Palle interviewed two local moms — Elizabeth McCauley and Tyler Ohta — who are organizing to defend their kids’ safety and secure their future.
McCauley and Ohta lead the Virginia Mavens, a network of concerned mothers who share commonsense, conservative values that was founded in July 2020. “I thought, I’ve got to find some other moms — there has got to be others who feel the same way I do,” Ohta recalls.
Conversations that Count: Manga Anantatmula, Candidate for Congress (VA-11)
Join us for Conversations That Count on Sunday, 4/17 at 6:00 PM, when our host, Srilekha Palle, will interview Manga Anantatmula, candidate for the 11th Congressional District.
Visit our Facebook page to watch the discussion. You do NOT have to have a Facebook account to watch, and the video will be posted to our website shortly afterwards.
Conversations that Count: Kenny Xu, President of Color Us United
Join us for Conversations That Count on Saturday, 4/16 at 6:00 PM, when our host, Srilekha Palle, will interview , Kenny Xu, President of Color Us United, a race-blind advocacy group.
Visit our Facebook page to watch the discussion. You do NOT have to have a Facebook account to watch, and the video will be posted to our website shortly afterwards.
Stop Higher Taxes in Fairfax County!
On April 12, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors will hear comments from the public regarding the FY 2023 Advertised Budget. As Supervisor Pat Herrity (R-Springfield) has warned, the board’s advertised budget would result in 9.5 percent increase in taxes incurred by the average homeowner.
Fairfax GOP Vice Chairwoman Srilekha Palle will address the county board April 12, urging them to hold the line on real estate taxes. “I need you all to understand that the highest increases are on the lower-value properties—townhomes, primarily—the people who can least afford it,” Palle intends to remind supervisors.