PALMDALE, California - March 6, 2014 - Maggie Campbell, President of the Republican Women Alliance [www.republicanwomenalliance.org] and Overseer of the Church of the Living God and its affiliates; officially announces her endorsement support of candidates for Election 2014.
"I encourage my family, friends, supporters and associates in the organizations that I represent to consider supporting the candidates listed below. There are many reasons I endorse these candidates. Please visit their websites and reach out to them so that you will make informed decisions and understand why I support each of these candidates. A brief summary for each candidate is listed below for your review and considerations." ~ Maggie Campbell.
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Tony Stickland for U. S. Congress:
A respected conservative leader, Tony helped co-found the Club for Growth in California to support candidates whose top priorities are to ensure that the government limit spending and who support economic policies designed to create jobs. As Senator, Strickland formed the Taxpayer Caucus as a way to bring the fight to the liberals in the legislature. http://www.tonystrickland.com2.
Lydia Gutierrez for CA State Superintendent for Public Instruction:
Lydia pledges, "I put "Children FIRST" in the Global Economy! My ABC's Achieve Academ
ic Excellence, Build Fiscal Responsibility, Cultivate Graduation Success."
Lydia worked in the aerospace field as an administrator for the F/A 18 Radar. She presently serves as an elected Board member on the Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council. She is the Secretary and is on the Education and Public Safety Committees. More recently Lydia founded the National Organization of Parents and Teachers For A Quality Public Education. http://www.Lydia4schools.com3.
Paul Tanaka for Sheriff: Paul Tanaka joined the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department in 1982
and was appointed Undersheriff; the department's second ranking position in 2011. Paul retired after more than 30 years of distinguished service in 2013. Paul began his law enforcement career with the El Segundo Police Department in 1980. The LA County Sheriff's Department needs direction that is clear, consistent, unequivocal and sensible. The sheriff must provide leadership that is unwavering, supportive, demanding and disciplined. Accepting responsibility and holding people accountable are essential characteristics of the Sheriff's office; something Paul Tanaka demonstrated for more than 30 years with the LASD.
http://www.paultanaka.com/4.
Gloria Mercado-Fortine for Santa Clarita City Council: Gloria will ensure that Santa Clarita continues to
be the most desirable place to live, work and raise our families. She served her community as a publicly elected school board member, on a number of non-profit boards and organizations. Service to community has been an integral part of her family and as a member of the Wm. S. Hart High School District Governing Board for the past fourteen years, the governing leadership that has built and sustained quality educational programs for our youth and future workforce.
http://www.gloria4citycouncil.com
5. Katherine Daigle for Mayor of Irvine: Katherine Daigle is a fiscally conservative candidate
for Mayor of Irvine, the city she and her family has called home since 1990. She graduated with a MBA; and sh
e possesses a background in business, law, finance and local government. Her professional career has included serving as a legal and finance executive, a Vice President for more than twenty years at a large electronic healthcare data firm in Irvine. Katherine is the founder of two small businesses KND Legal Consulting LLC and Paralegal Outsourcing & Associates. She brings a practical and pragmatic business perspective to the City. Recognized for her financial and legal expertise, she works to promote fiscally-responsible solutions to address Irvine's Great Park, increased pension deficit, budget, and city cash flow.
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