Brilyn Hollyhand, RNC Youth Advisory Council, visits Republican Women

Published 5:51 pm Wednesday, August 28, 2024

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The Pike County Republican Women’s Club welcomed Brilyn Hollyhand, chairman, Youth Advisory Council, Republican National Committee, to its monthly noon meeting at Troy Country Club Wednesday.

Hollyhand is a native of Tuscaloosa and the founder and editor-in-chief of The Truth Gazette.

Hollyhand is an 18-year-old political commentator and strategist, who, since the age of 11, has captured the nation’s attention with his unique opinions and analysis.

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“I am excited to have the opportunity to go across the country during the most exciting season of all election seasons. “And this is the time!” Hollyhand told the members of the Republican Women’s Club and guests.

He acknowledged that the Republican Party has established its defense. “Now, we have to go on offense,” he told the packed dining facility.  “We have to be on course.  So, we must set the course and we must stay the course.”

Hollyhand emphasized again and again the important role that young voters are playing and will continue to play in the 2024 presidential election.

“This, presidential election is the time to step up, to be bold and to speak out,” Hollyhand said. “We can’t stand back; we must boldly step forward. “

As the time draws closer and closer to the 2024 Presidential Election, Hollyhand said it is important that voters ask, “Are we better off than we were four years ago?”

If not, why?

Hollyhand said that it is most important that each person ask himself or herself, those questions and let their responses guide their votes.

“Are we better off today? Are we concerned about our individual futures and that of our country?” Hollyhand asked. “We cannot lose the security of living in a free country. Voters will decide what life in the United States will be like over the next four years. We can’t miss on this.”