Buckley Morlot
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North Shore Republican Women
Monthly Meeting May 6, 2026 Bentwater YACHT Club 200 Bentwater Harbor Dr. Montgomery, TX Sign-in starts at 10:30 a.m. The meeting will begin at 11 a.m. Lunch is optional, but reservations must be made by midnight, May 26, even if you’re not eating. Make reservations here or call 936-597-6219.
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Program: Buckley Morlot from Texans for Lawsuit Reform – Keeping Texas RED
For the last 21 years Texas has been named the best place for business - something that would have been unthinkable in the 80ies. Texans for Lawsuit Reform (TLR) was founded in 1994 by a group of business leaders concerned about the state’s litigation climate and its impact on economic growth. At the time, Texas was widely viewed as a “judicial hellhole,” with excessive lawsuits, unpredictable jury awards, and a lack of balance in the civil justice system. TLR led a sustained, multi-decade effort to pass meaningful tort reforms, including landmark legislation in 1995 and 2003, which helped stabilize liability costs, reduce frivolous lawsuits, and improve fairness and predictability in the courts. These reforms are widely credited with contributing to Texas’ strong business climate and economic expansion.
Today, TLR continues to play a leading role in shaping Texas’ legal and regulatory environment. Its work spans legislative advocacy, judicial engagement, and political activity through the TLR Political Action Committee (PAC) and the Judicial Fairness PAC - all aimed at maintaining a fair, efficient, and predictable civil justice system. TLRPAC is one of the largest supporters of Republican candidates in the state, having contributed more than $138 million to Texas Republicans. Through these efforts, TLR remains focused on protecting the “Texas Economic Miracle” by promoting a legal climate that encourages job creation and investment.
Buckley Morlot, a fifth generation Texan, leads TLR’s efforts to expand the organization’s next generation recruitment as their Director of Advancement. Buckley has a strong background in policy and development and a passion for keeping Texas Texan. She began her career in the George W. Bush White House. She also served on the development team at the Texas Public Policy Foundation and as the Executive Vice President of the California Policy Center.
Buckley will discuss the logistics of turning and keeping Texas RED, electing qualified judges who are committed to the rule of law, and the current threat that we’re facing in the upcoming elections.
For the last 21 years Texas has been named the best place for business - something that would have been unthinkable in the 80ies. Texans for Lawsuit Reform (TLR) was founded in 1994 by a group of business leaders concerned about the state’s litigation climate and its impact on economic growth. At the time, Texas was widely viewed as a “judicial hellhole,” with excessive lawsuits, unpredictable jury awards, and a lack of balance in the civil justice system. TLR led a sustained, multi-decade effort to pass meaningful tort reforms, including landmark legislation in 1995 and 2003, which helped stabilize liability costs, reduce frivolous lawsuits, and improve fairness and predictability in the courts. These reforms are widely credited with contributing to Texas’ strong business climate and economic expansion.
Today, TLR continues to play a leading role in shaping Texas’ legal and regulatory environment. Its work spans legislative advocacy, judicial engagement, and political activity through the TLR Political Action Committee (PAC) and the Judicial Fairness PAC - all aimed at maintaining a fair, efficient, and predictable civil justice system. TLRPAC is one of the largest supporters of Republican candidates in the state, having contributed more than $138 million to Texas Republicans. Through these efforts, TLR remains focused on protecting the “Texas Economic Miracle” by promoting a legal climate that encourages job creation and investment.
Buckley Morlot, a fifth generation Texan, leads TLR’s efforts to expand the organization’s next generation recruitment as their Director of Advancement. Buckley has a strong background in policy and development and a passion for keeping Texas Texan. She began her career in the George W. Bush White House. She also served on the development team at the Texas Public Policy Foundation and as the Executive Vice President of the California Policy Center.
Buckley will discuss the logistics of turning and keeping Texas RED, electing qualified judges who are committed to the rule of law, and the current threat that we’re facing in the upcoming elections.
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Sponsorships are now available.
Sponsorships are now available.
North Shore Republican Women Food Drive
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Our Caring for America chairman, Leigh Billingsley, delivered food items collected from members at our May 6 general meeting to the Willis TLC Food Bank and found out 358 pounds were going to help those in need. The staff members were very grateful, Leigh reported, and "must have said thank you at least 15 times as they were helping unload the car." We enjoy helping our communities.
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Republican Women, Including North Shore Republican Women, Credited by Newly Elected State Senator Brett Ligon for Helping Him Win the Special Election on May 2
North Shore Republican Women Attend Texas Federation of Republican Women Convention and Bring Home Awards - Best Newsletter and John Goodwin Tower Club Award (Most Points).
NSRW Members Outdid Themselves With More Donations To The Women's Center Than Last Year
The 34 women's bags were packed with clothing, nightwear, underwear, socks and toiletries. Thirty children's bags included t-shirts, underwear, socks, coloring books, crayons and small stuffed animals. According to Leigh, "we blew away our record for last year, which I think was about 12 or 16."
Deliveries of Constitution Booklets to Willis Elementary Schools
NSRW Meetings
North Shore Republican Women meets the first Wednesday of the month (no meetings in July and August) at Bentwater Yacht Club (unless otherwise announced), 200 Bentwater Harbor Dr., Montgomery, TX 77356 (between Willis and Montgomery off of Hwy 1097) (map). Sign-in starts at 10:30 a.m. with the meeting beginning at 11:00 a.m. Lunch is served at approximately 11:30 a.m., with the program at noon. Meetings last until approximately 1:00 p.m. Lunch is optional, but reservations must be made, even if you don't plan to eat lunch.
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