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Gary Miller Wrong for CD-31

Gary Miller was announced as the consensus choice, but the Republican Party made a foolish decision to have him as the anointed. Congressman Miller needs to either run against Royce or discover the private sector again. Thanks to Top 2, … Continue reading

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Poke a Needle at the Dream

The Dream Act is just a fancy way of stating that we need another amnesty in America. To understand the objective of the ‘dreamers’ and their advocates it all begins with incrementalism, start with one small step and then go … Continue reading

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Inland Valley Redistricting

This may be a promising seat for a centrist Republican or a Latino of either party to run for. This district may not be definite, but it would be nice to see finalized. This is based on pending handouts for … Continue reading

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A Letter to the NRCC about Art Censorship

Dear Congressman Sessions, I am a registered Republican and I previously ran for State Assembly in 2002 in the state of California. However I am not that enthused that instead of undoing the Obama/Pelosi/Reid agenda, a segment of your members … Continue reading

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Bono Mack May Face Her Electoral Doom

Congressional District 45 was already going to become a competitive race in 2010 with the Democratic Party recruiting the mayor of Palm Springs Steve Pougnet to challenge her in the next general election. Now Congresswoman Bono-Mack is facing a potential … Continue reading

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Lack of Communication from Congressman Baca

The lack of communication from my congressman Joe Baca (D-Rialto) is very disappointing. I recently wrote a letter to my congressman about the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell about integrating open gay and lesbian military personnel in our armed … Continue reading

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