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Mike Morrell: Endorsement

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Dick Mountjoy Announces Support for Mike Morrell
“A conservative we can count on.”

Redlands, California – Conservative icon Dick Mountjoy has declared his support for Mike Morrell in the race for the 63rd Assembly District, currently held by Bill Emmerson, who is term-limited.

“More than ever, we need conservative leadership in Sacramento and I believe that Mike Morrell is the kind of leader that we can count on to make tough decisions and fight for our conservative principles,” said Mountjoy. “Mike cares deeply about traditional values and the sanctity of life, he also cares about the direction our state is headed and that is why I am supporting him. I urge all conservatives to join me.” Continue reading →

Paul Schrader: Paul Schrader candidate for Sheriff of San Bernardino County backs three pro-gun bills.

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We need to see change regarding the gun laws in California.  Call your lawmakers and tell them you want the law changed.

On Tuesday, April 6, the Assembly Public Safety Committee will consider three pro-gun bills.

Assembly Bill 2053, sponsored by Assemblymember Jeff Miller (R-71), would clarify the current statutes for law enforcement to issue a concealed firearms license.  Under AB2053, the “good cause” stipulation would apply to self-defense, defending the life of another, or preventing crime in which a human life is threatened. Continue reading →

Maggie Campbell Biography, Candidate for State Assembly AD 36

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Welcome and thank you for taking the time to learn more about Maggie Campbell.

Maggie Campbell relocated to California from Memphis, Tennessee while serving on active duty in the United States Navy in Aviation in 1985, preceded by years in the ROTC Program and the Drill Team in high school.

  • National Women’s Political Caucus of Antelope Valley, Founder and President
  • Inspiring Values Democrats Club, Founder and 2nd Vice President
  • The American Legion Auxiliary, Past President Unit 490
  • The American Legion Auxiliary Post 311, Member
  • The American Legion, Post 311, Member
  • African American Caucus, Member
  • Action Democrats, Member
  • Licensed Real Estate and Mortgage Broker
  • Inspiring Values Democrats Club Convention Coordinator
  • Author and Motivational Speaker

She began her career in politics as a volunteer for the Democratic Party Presidential race as a teen under the direction of her mother. She volunteered through the years in California on campaigns of: mayors, senators and congressional races. She performed services as a poll worker and participated in student government in high school and college. In later years, she sought the office of City Council Member as a “write-in” candidate in the 2004/2005 election, where she received considerable support from the voters and the surrounding communities.

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Acquanetta Warren: Warren earns another endorsement: Assemblyman and former Riverside County Republican Party Chairman Kevin Jeffries

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UPLAND – Today, Councilwoman Acquanetta Warren received yet another big endorsement – former Riverside County Republican Party Chair and now Assemblyman Kevin Jeffries.

“I’m really honored that so many conservative and Republican leaders have decided to support me,” said Warren, a former Vice Chair of the California Republican Party who is serving her third term on the Fontana.

Acquanetta Warren has raised more money than any other candidate and has built an impressive list of local endorsements, including:

  • Upland Mayor John “JP” Pomierski
  • Former Rancho Cucamonga Mayor Bill Alexander
  • Highland Mayor Penny Lilburn
  • Colton Mayor Kelly Chastain
  • Fontana Councilmembers John Roberts and Janice Rutherford

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Pat Gilbreath: Gilbreath Opens “Grassroots Action Center”

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Campaign Headquarters Opens for Business

REDLANDS [02.25.10] – Redlands Mayor Pat Gilbreath, Republican candidate for the 63rd Assembly District will officially open her “Grassroots Action Center,” on Monday, March 1 at 11 a.m.  According to Gilbreath campaign manager Al Hernandez, the location will become the “nerve center for an aggressive, neighbor-to-neighbor outreach.  Adding, “We’re running a different kind of campaign – from the people up – not Sacramento down.”

WHAT: “Stand With Pat Grassroots Action Center”
WHERE: 150 E. Vine Street, Redlands, CA
150 E. Vine Street, Redlands (traveling south on Orange Street from Interstate 10, continue onto Cajon Street. Turn left on E. Vine Street. Headquarters is located at the corner of S. 6th Street and Vine.)

WHEN: Monday, March 1, 11AM – 3PM Continue reading →

iePolitics: Yet Another Opponent for Supervisor Paul Biane

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Sacramento-based sources claim that Senator Robert Dutton (R-31) will throw his hat into the ring to unseat embattled San Bernardino County Second District Supervisor Paul Biane.  Three others, Upland Mayor John “JP” Pomierski, KCAA radio host Peter “Scott” Markovich, and publisher of The Alpenphorn News, Dennis Labadie, have all expressed interest in the seat, with the latter two having already declared their candidacies.

Biane was implicated this week as John Doe 5 in a criminal complaint alleging conspiracy and bribery when San Bernardino County District Attorney Mike Ramos filed charges against former Assessor and Board of Supervisors Chairman Bill Postmus and former Assistant Assessor and Third District Chief of Staff Jim Erwin. This, combined with other on-going legal issues, opens the door for a likely successful unseating of Biane. Continue reading →

Mike Morrell: Campaign

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Dear Friends,

In California, a lot is at stake in 2010. While many in politics tax our lives to the hilt, new candidates speak of “fixing the problems” in Sacramento. But will these same men and women try to fix the problems with more government programs or more public spending?

I have raised my family and built my business on the American pillar of self-government. If elected to our State Assembly, I will keep my word to fight to end the job killing regulations, the anti-family laws, and the new taxes passed by the liberals in our State Assembly. If not, I will resign. Period. Continue reading →

Ken Hunter: Test For Echo

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While the president of our nation tells us to stop watching political news, we the people have ignored that order. While he may prefer to rule over an uninformed electorate, he is too late. Just as Washington DC is an island surrounded by reality, so is Sacramento. The echo chambers are inside the Capitols-not outside.

Political news is on the hearts, minds and lips everywhere in town, at the post office, coffee shop; at the grocery store and at the bank…That is all you hear folks talking about.  A few years ago you would expect to hear the usual complaints about our government with few or no solutions offered. Now I hear desperate pleas to implement real solutions while our leaders would prefer for you and I to mind our own business. Now this generation has learned anew it is their government and as its rightful owners, they will be taking it back with no apologies offered. Continue reading →

Paul Chabot: Endorsement

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Paul Chabot, Lieutenant Commander (S) Candidate For 63rd Assembly District Announces Endorsement of San Bernardino County Undersheriff Richard Beember (Ret.)

(INLAND EMPIRE, CA) – San Bernardino County Undersheriff Beemer retires, immediately endorses LT Commander (s) Paul Chabot and co-hosts upcoming fundraiser event.

“I am honored to receive the endorsement of Undersheriff Beemer and I look forward to his guidance throughout this campaign and beyond.” Beemer is a outstanding American who protected us here at home, but also oversees during his combat service where he received a Purple Heart and Bronze Star. His participation in our Rancho Cucamonga fundraiser later this month will be a wonderful opportunity for area residents to meet a law enforcement legend and military hero,” said Chabot. Continue reading →

iePolitics: Corrupt, Small-Town Politics Raises Its Ugly Head in Menifee

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The Tea Party Revolution Candidate Fair 2010 was canceled, not only because of rain, but because Tom Fuhrman, the owner of Wooden Nickel Ranch was told to “Cease and Desist” this Saturday’s event by the City of Menifee.  Fuhrman, from Wooden Nickel Ranch, has been given permission from the Menifee City Council for a 5 year permit to hold events at the Ranch, but he received a letter this week stating to cease and desist this upcoming event. This is private property. He was also told the application is pending. There had been no indication of any problems recently. Why now and why so close to a pending event?

On Wednesday about 4:45 pm, one member assisting in organizing the event received a phone call from one of the candidate’s coordinators.  This person was told by the candidate’s coordinator that he received a phone call from a female at the Menifee city council warning them the event was going to be stopped by the City of Menifee on the day of the event.    He stated that they told him that the Ranch owner had a code violation on the property. Continue reading →

Mike Morrell: Endorsement

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National Tax Limitation Committee-PAC Endorses Morrell in 63rd Assembly District

“We Trust Conservative Mike Morrell”

Upland, California – The National Tax Limitation Political Action Committee, one of America’s leading taxpayer protection organizations, has announced its endorsement of Mike Morrell in his race for the Republican nomination for the 63rd Assembly District.

“We trust conservative Mike Morrell to hold the line on taxes and spending in Sacramento and to protect the hard earned money of California families,” said Lew Uhler, president of the National Tax Limitation Committee.

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Henry Nickel: To What Are We Entitled?

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Henry Nickel is a Rail Analyst for Riverside County Transportation Commission and candidate for the 63rd Assembly District.  He can be reached at info@herynickel.com.  His website can be found at:  www.henrynickel.com

Nearly every generation of Americans has faced a time in which the underlying presumptions and blessings of this great state and nation are partially stripped away if for only a time.  It is during such moments when the spirit of who we are as a nation and as individual citizens shines through, teaching us once more that nothing comes without a price.  The successors to the generation of Vietnam, rock and roll and free love are fast finding that not all things come to Americans as a birth right.   We live in a time of instant gratification, anonymous interaction, perceived rights to privileges not earned and little knowledge of just where the comforts we take for granted come from and at what cost.  Not unlike prior generations, the next is on the verge of a great awakening to the fundamental truths that have made our nation a beacon of hope to all humanity for centuries.

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Ken Hunter: Just Kicking The Tires Won’t Do

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Today a business owner can expect to spend half his money on taxes. Rush Limbaugh says he can argue with liberals with half his brain tied behind his back. Cell phones are half the size they were five years ago and beginning as early as this July, you could soon go to jail for driving your car with tires that are half a goats’ fart shy of the recommended air pressure. Yep.

The California Air Resources Board is now bringing the war against global warming home from the battlefields of science fiction to your garage. CARB’s new rule will criminalize the operation of YOUR motor vehicle traveling in THEIR State of California with sub standard tire air pressure.  Few would argue with the logic that under inflated tires can have some impact on your gas mileage. So what if you are not as retentive guy driving in the lane next to you? Driving your car running on under inflated tires is now emitting more greenhouse gasses than that guy is, that’s what. Continue reading →

Pat Gilbreath: Grow California: The Pat Gilbreath Agenda

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Pat Gilbreath is a mother, CPA, community volunteer and candidate for the 63rd Assembly District. In 1993, she won a seat on Redlands City Council, serving as Mayor from 1999 to 2001 and once again holding the position of Mayor. An uncompromising taxpayer watchdog, she’s been an outspoken voice against government waste, and a persistent advocate for spending restraint and lower taxes.  Learn more at:
www.StandWithPat.com

As a CPA, I’ve never understood how politicians campaign on “job creation,” while supporting policies that undermine and destroy any hope of real economic growth. They should really know better. High tax rates combined with incredible levels of spending and debt have sidelined thousands of California’s job creators and entrepreneurs. Exhausted taxpayers can no longer afford the price.

The fact is that we can’t continue to grow the size of state government while creating a healthy environment for job creation and growth. It just isn’t possible. Sacramento has been recycling this strange strategy for decades, under Democrat and even Republican management. Without principled, conservative leadership in the State Assembly, California’s negative course is set, with little chance for change. Continue reading →

Ken Hunter: Hunter Claims Front-Runner Status

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Republicans who waited until the incumbent withdrew are opportunists who did not oppose higher taxes, said John Würm, campaign manager for Ken Hunter, Republican candidate for the 59th Assembly District. Hunter has been running for the nomination since the first week of October 2009. The incumbent quit even after his recall failed because he knew that he could not beat Hunter.

Hunter said that he has steadfastly opposed not just Adams, but Adams’ high tax votes and that Californians pay more taxes overall than any other state. Hunter said that he wants to get California working again. Hunter said that it was his goal in the beginning to replace Adams and his high tax policies. He said voters are looking for leaders to reduce taxes and spending and will not vote for those seeking to just “move up the ladder.” Hunter says he will stand up against Democrats instead of surrendering as some have recently done. Continue reading →