Our State...Our Principles...Our Future

Now, some of my detractors may say I’m not qualified to run for California's State Assembly. Here’s some of my qualifications: I’m a concerned citizen that understands that this state belongs to the people. I understand that when the people of this state say no more taxes they mean it. I understand that the true engine to our economy is businesses creating jobs not “big government”. I understand and think it’s kind of important to have a balanced budget. I am a lover of freedom. I have a little bit of common sense. And finally, I’m sure I can figure out where that “no” button is when I have to vote against nonsense being proposed. So what do you think, compared to the majority of our lawmakers in Sacramento, do I have the right qualifications?

I don't know about you, but I don't like the state of California seeing it's citizens as only dollar $ign$. But that is all they are seeing the people of California as, nothing more, nothing less! How can we tell? Because of the code language they are using. When they speak of "REVENUE $OURCE$" or "REVENUE $TREAMS" that they are searching for, they are making weak attempts at veiling how they truly feel about the people of California, they see them as their own political ATM.

Californians deserve better! Ronald Reagan was absolutely right when he said, ?Government is the people's business and every man, woman and child becomes a shareholder with the first penny of tax paid.? That's the way our people should be thought of, not as revenue streams.

It's time to send someone to Sacramento to fight for the people again, it's time to send someone that is willing to say no to proposed legislation that raises taxes and limits opportunity for Californians to pursue the life they wish.

Visit the Action Center on this site to see how you can make a difference in getting me sent to Sacramento to fight for the best interests of THE PEOPLE.