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Petition: Tell Broward Coward Sheriff Steve Israel to Resign
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CA Democratic Party Panic: No Endorsements, Eastin Outpolls Villaraigosa
Election 2018 has become more chaotic over the last weekend.
The California Democratic Party convention did not go as intended for a wide array of candidates seeking big support and major endorsements.
The state party convention delegates have to approve a candidate with 60% of their vote, or no endorsement is offered.
There are so many candidates running for office right now, that they have splintered the vote inexorably
Of the four major Democratic candidates for Governor (with a fifth candidate announcing her bid last week), none of them could achieve an endorsement.
What's more shocking, one of the major candidates, Antonio Villaraigosa, polled way, way behind an otherwise nonentity to many: Delaine Eastin.
Ouch! Let's not forget that Villaraigosa is tap-dancing around signature left-wing causes like single-payer health care, because he is hoping to appear moderate enough to peel away Republican voters in a general election against Gavin Newsom, if the two Democrats are the ones who enter the general election.
But WOW! Eastin got more delegate support than the former mayor of Los Angeles?!
OUCH!
This is not boding well for the California Democratic Party. No matter how much money Delaine raises, she doesn't have major media presence the way that Travis Allen does!
The California Democratic Party convention did not go as intended for a wide array of candidates seeking big support and major endorsements.
The state party convention delegates have to approve a candidate with 60% of their vote, or no endorsement is offered.
There are so many candidates running for office right now, that they have splintered the vote inexorably
Of the four major Democratic candidates for Governor (with a fifth candidate announcing her bid last week), none of them could achieve an endorsement.
What's more shocking, one of the major candidates, Antonio Villaraigosa, polled way, way behind an otherwise nonentity to many: Delaine Eastin.
Ouch! Let's not forget that Villaraigosa is tap-dancing around signature left-wing causes like single-payer health care, because he is hoping to appear moderate enough to peel away Republican voters in a general election against Gavin Newsom, if the two Democrats are the ones who enter the general election.
But WOW! Eastin got more delegate support than the former mayor of Los Angeles?!
OUCH!
This is not boding well for the California Democratic Party. No matter how much money Delaine raises, she doesn't have major media presence the way that Travis Allen does!
Dear Arthur --
This weekend the California Democratic Party held its annual convention in San Diego, and Delaine crushed all expectations. Delaine was up against two Democratic Party insiders who had received the Party endorsement just four years ago. She hit a home run, getting 20% of the vote compared to Antonio Villaraigosa’s 9%. No candidate received the endorsement and the corporate money backed frontrunner received just 39%.
People are excited and hopping on the Delaine Train. Can you keep our train running on time by donating today? You can also donate by texting 63566 with the text message Delaine.
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Delaine’s message of putting all Californians, and particularly our children, first again, is resonating with people of all ages. She has excited former Hillary and Bernie supporters to elect a woman with real convictions who is not for sale to the highest bidder.
Delaine only answers to the people, but she still needs your help. The media continues to discount her because she hasn’t raised enough money. Help change that narrative by becoming a monthly donor. Or make a one time only contribution today.
Together, we can truly create a brighter future for all Californians.
Thank you,
Jennifer
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Breaking: Doug Ose Drops Out (WINNING!)
The race for Governor is starting to brighten up.
Doug Ose, the former Congress from Sacramento County, finally realized it was a fool's errand to split the vote. He has announced that he will drop out of the race.
From the Sacramento Bee:
BAM! He should never have jumped into the race to begin with!

Arthur,
We just got word that one of my Republican opponents dropped out of the race for Governor today.
This is fantastic news for California Republicans, because it means that we're one step closer to unifying the Republican vote in order to make it past the top-two Primary election and on to November.
But, there are still multiple Republicans in the race.
We're halfway to our $100,000 month-end fundraising goal ahead of the close of candidate filing on March 9th.
I need your help bringing it home in order to show our opponents that ours is the campaign our party needs to rally around, or else we could get shut out.
Before our Wednesday night deadline, please chip in $25, $250, $2,500 or whatever you can afford to help me hit this goal and ensure Republicans have a candidate in the November election.
Sincerely,
Travis Allen
P.S. If March 9th rolls around and multiple Republicans have filed to run for Governor, we risk letting two Democrats win the Primary. This is our last chance to ensure we have a single Republican candidate to unify the vote. We are leading in the polls, please help me show our opponents that we have the resources to win. Chip in $25 or more before our February fundraising deadline. Thanks, Travis
Doug Ose, the former Congress from Sacramento County, finally realized it was a fool's errand to split the vote. He has announced that he will drop out of the race.
From the Sacramento Bee:
Republican drops out of race for California governor
Republican Doug Ose dropped out of the race for California governor
Monday, citing a crowded field of candidates and lack of fundraising needed to
defeat Democrats, who are leading in the polls.
"There's no money, and if you don't have enough money, you can't
communicate a message," Ose said in an interview.
Ose said he made the decision after realizing traditional Republican
donors would not support him.
"There's nobody willing to invest in a statewide Republican
campaign to the level that needs to be done," he said. "The people
that have traditionally written $25,000 checks are now writing $1,000 checks
because they don't see a path for a Republican to win."
There was no path to win as long as the GOP field was divided so heavily. So glad that you are gone, Doug!
Ose, a Sacramento businessman and former member of the House, predicted
other Republican rivals, Orange County Assemblyman Travis Allen and businessman
John Cox, would face the same challenge.
"I have no doubt that they’re facing the same problem,” Ose said.
“There’s no money and there’s nobody willing to invest in a statewide
Republican campaign.”
Democrats are leading in the polls. Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is considered
the frontrunner in the race to succeed Gov. Jerry Brown. Neither he nor his
Democratic challengers — former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, state
Treasurer John Chiang or former state schools chief Delaine Eastin — earned the
Democratic Party's endorsement at their convention in San Diego this past
weekend.
For this reason, I have more hope that a Republican will make it into the Top Two for the general election. The Democrats are so deeply divide, and the third-tier nobody Delaine Eastin earned more delegate support than Antonio Villaraigosa.
Ose declined to say whether he'd back another Republican in the
campaign, but suggested that if it's a Democrat-on-Democrat race, he'd vote for
a moderate.
Democrats as moderates? Funny.
He needs to get behind one Republican--Travis Allen--and make sure that we get rid of John Cox.
Vote Travis Allen for Governor!
FYI: Allen released this statement following Ose's decision to drop out:

We just got word that one of my Republican opponents dropped out of the race for Governor today.
This is fantastic news for California Republicans, because it means that we're one step closer to unifying the Republican vote in order to make it past the top-two Primary election and on to November.
But, there are still multiple Republicans in the race.
We're halfway to our $100,000 month-end fundraising goal ahead of the close of candidate filing on March 9th.
I need your help bringing it home in order to show our opponents that ours is the campaign our party needs to rally around, or else we could get shut out.
Before our Wednesday night deadline, please chip in $25, $250, $2,500 or whatever you can afford to help me hit this goal and ensure Republicans have a candidate in the November election.
Sincerely,
Travis Allen
P.S. If March 9th rolls around and multiple Republicans have filed to run for Governor, we risk letting two Democrats win the Primary. This is our last chance to ensure we have a single Republican candidate to unify the vote. We are leading in the polls, please help me show our opponents that we have the resources to win. Chip in $25 or more before our February fundraising deadline. Thanks, Travis
Sunday, February 25, 2018
Diane Harkey: I'm Running!
Let me introduce myself. I am Diane Harkey and I am running for U.S. Congress because I've seen firsthand the need to reform the way government works, and more importantly the way it thinks.
I'll be frank: taxes are way too high, big government bureaucrats are wasteful, and our economy is crippled by overregulation.
After living California for over thirty-five years and serving as Chairwoman of Board of Equalization, I witnessed in ways large and small how government regulation can hinder or halt the very growth it claims to encourage.
I've spent my time on the Board working to ensure that every citizen is treated fairly by the government, which is exactly what I intend to do when elected to U.S. Congress.
Robbing Peter to pay Paul does not "grow" the economy. And dependency on government largess certainly does not "rescue" the poor from poverty.
It just attracts more government waste and prevents self-sufficiency and upward mobility.
I am running because I know that we cannot afford to send another Democrat — who espouses the same failed policies that have so burdened Californians — to Washington to implement those policies on a national level.
As you know, the Republican majority in the House is narrow and the balance of power could come down to who wins this race. We've made serious strides in Washington over the last year, and we can't afford to let them slip through our grasp now.
I am proud to have the support of Congressman Darrell Issa and Congresswoman Mimi Walters, who both know what it takes to get things done in Washington and how critical it is that we hold this seat.
Can I count on your support as we start this battle? Your contribution today will go directly toward laying the groundwork for a successful campaign.
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for $500
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for $250
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for $100
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for $50
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for another amount
If you are as determined as I am to stop government overreach and send proven conservative voice to Congress, please make a small contribution of ANY AMOUNT today.
Sincerely,
Diane Harkey
P.S. Arthur, the race for CA-49 is predicted to me the closest in the nation. The national Democrat machine has been funneling money and activists here for over a year — and we have just now started raising money. We have serious ground to catch up on and I am counting on your help. Thanks, Diane.
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for $500
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for $250
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for $100
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for $50
Yes, Diane! You can count on me for another amount
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