California Tea Party News Advocate Issue 7

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Tea PartyNews-Advocate

Honorable Defenders of the Constitution & Champions of the Bill of Rights

California ISSUE #7 Oct 30th 2010Free

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For Information on the Tea Party Paper you can contact Clint Air 760-217-4872 or email [email protected]

or Bill Jensen 760-646-6416 and email [email protected]

Vote YES Fiorina For

State SenatorBoxer Kills #1 State Industry: Agriculture

With a new Governor, a new State Attorney General and a Central Valley Sheriff the Federal Govern-ment may have met their match. These three individuals could turn the water back on to the CentralValley and start the Agricultural Industry back on the road to recovery. Inside sources have indicatedthat the State of California has had several legal opinions that offer the State of California the right toexercise their sovereignty in the event of a crises. Following in the footsteps and by the example ofSheriff Demeo in Nevada and Sheriff Arpaio in Arizona, the Governor of California, with the defenseof the State Attorney General and Sheriff, has the right to begin irrigation efforts immediately.The Federal Government will have no authority and no legal enforcement available to prevent theState from taking emergency action in defense of its food security and economic unemploymentcrises. Nobody doubts the economic devastation to the Central Valley. The unemployment rate in agri-culture communities ranges from 20 percent to 40 percent, while 250,000 acres of farmland are lyingfallow or dying. The region's agricultural output is expected to decline by between $1 billion and $3 billion this year over last, according to estimatesby agricultural and business groups. Whether the delta smelt is to blame lies at the heart of the debate. While some blame the fish for the severe re-ductions in pumping from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, others argue that the region's three-year drought is primarily to blame. Some environ-mentalists say the agriculture industry needs to adapt to the reduced water supply and live within its means. Scaling back the Central Valleyagriculture industry, also known as America's fruit basket, would have an economic impact that stretches beyond California. Americans undoubtedlywould find themselves buying more fruits, vegetables and nuts from foreign sources."It's certainly going to impact our food security. We know ourfarmers here produce a product that's safe and healthy; we don't know what will happen if we're importing those products," he said. Others support-ing the "Save Our Water" petition include the California Chamber of Commerce, which urged state and federal officials to protect agricultural water

supplies "from measures that will inflict serious economic and social harm on millions of Californians." In May, the foundation filed a lawsuit against the Fish and Wildlife Service onbehalf of several Central Valley farmers challenging the agency's authority to issue regulations on behalf of the delta smelt.

California Needs Fiorina to Win

Nov 2nd & Help Restore America

SENATOR BOXER

ITS TIME TO SAYGOODBYE TO A LIFELONG POLOTICIAN

Vote YES on

Meg WhitmanVote NO on Brown and a Forced Obama Health Care Program.Jerry Brown Killed the 210 Freeway Project to the I-15 Freeway Corridor, & forced (30) years of I-10 Freeway traffic jams for the High Desert Com-muters. Sound familiar ? Its just been in the last few years that the 210 Freeway corridor opened and even more recently that it was completedfrom the I-15 Freeway to the San Bernardino Highway Route 30. This in turn has placed the Devore Cut-Off and construction for the I-15 and I-215interchange so far behind that it crushed the economic growth of the High Desert since the 1980s. This major impact to the outlying areas wasnever more pronounced than during the 2003 to 2006 economic growth cycle, when it crushed job development by totally grid-locking theNorth/South traffic from the Ontario basin to the High Desert. In some cases there were constant (2) hour commutes to travel (30) to (45) miles andGod forbid there was any kind of an accident, there was (30) miles of traffic at a dead stand still for (4) to (6) hours or more. Snow would close thecorridor completely. California cannot afford another failure to demonstrate a courage of vision regarding logistics and job growth. Brown has re-fused to file any form of lawsuit against the Obama Health Care Plan along with the other (36) States in the Union. Brown has done nothing to de-fend the State of California from the total collapse of the Agricultural Industry over the Water and Smelt Fish fiasco. He has refused to participate inTort Law Reform that would allow people who suffer frivolous law-suits from recovering their attorney fees as a matter of reciprocity & fairness. Tea

Party Members, you must mobilize everyone we know to Vote for a new Governor or history will repeat itself.

Conservatives Seen

Cleaning Up in 2012

Senate RacesMost polls indicate the GOP will barely miss out on regaining control of the Senate thisyear. But watch out for 2012, Politico reports. Republicans will have opportunitiesacross the country to pick up more seats, and they face fewer seats of their own to de-fend.

Its not simply the lopsided mathematics with at least 21 Democratic seats on the

table in 2012, including two independentswho sit with the Democrats, compared with10 Republicans. Its where the seats are lo-cated, Politico reportsThe locations are states where Democratsare in trouble: Nebraska, North Dakota,Ohio, Florida, Missouri, Virginia and NewMexico.So Republicans have nothing to worry aboutif they dont take back the Senate in Tues-days elections. Even National RepublicanSenatorial Committee Chairman JohnCornyn (pictured) has said the move for Re-publicans to take back the Senate repre-

sents a two-cycle process.

Co-Founder Clint Air Says Thanks

Co-Founder of the High Desert Tea Party Clint Airwould like to say thank you to Co-Founder Bill Jensenand the Committee members of the High Desert TeaParty Movement & all Patriots for their hard workgoing into this election. It is great to see that we aregaining momentum going into 2012..I would also liketo thank my lovely wife Jamaica and kids Destin &Starla for all their patients & understanding of how im-portant it is to stop socialist agenda and RestoreAmerica.....We need to protect our kids from Tyranny..

Dont Forget Nov 2nd Election

Results Party at The Cocky Bull 6pm -

Live Band - Celebration - Join Us -

John Cornyn

Elect Steve CooleyCA State Attorney General

On June 8th 2010, Los AngelesCountys three-term District Attor-ney Steve Cooley, won the Repub-lican nomination for the office ofCalifornia Attorney General. Coo-ley won with 47% of the vote andcarried 47 out of Californias 58counties.

A Southern California native andthe son of an FBI agent, Cooley isa career prosecutor who joined theLos Angeles District Attorneys of-fice in 1973 as a law clerk. Herose through the ranks and cur-rently leads the largest public lawoffice in the nation, overseeing anannual operating budget of more

than $330 million while directing over 1,000 attorneys, nearly 300 investigators as well ashundreds of clerical and support personnel, who prosecute 60,000 felonies and 130,000misdemeanors annually.Transparency and trust in government is a top priority for Steve Cooley. As LA CountysChief Prosecutor, he created the Public Integrity Division to prosecute crimes committedby politicians, government officials and dishonest lawyers. His office has received numer-ous awards and commendations for their work to keep government open and accountableto the media and public at large. As Attorney General, Cooley will take that same model tothe state level.After the murder of Deputy Sheriff David March, Steve Cooley spent five years leading theinternational effort to bring justice to the families of murder victims whose killers fled to

Mexico. He and his staff worked to change state, federal and international policy in orderto reverse a 2001 Mexican Supreme Court decision that barred the extradition of killersfacing life sentences in the United States. The Mexican Supreme Court ultimately over-turned the previous decision and allowed criminals facing life terms to be extradited.Scores of killers have been returned to the United States since and the killer of DeputyMarch is serving life without the possibility of parole in a California prison.Cooley has been a national leader in expanding the use of DNA and forensic science tosolve difficult and cold cases. With an overall conviction rate of over 95%, his office is aleader in the state for Three Strikes and death penalty convictions as well as for prosecut-ing gang-related crimes.With Californias current unemployment crisis and the exodus of businesses from thestate, Cooley believes in making job creation a top priority by reducing unreasonably bur-densome regulations while prosecuting those who prey on consumers, endanger the pub-lics health and damage our environment.


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Town of Apple ValleyTown Of apple valley a better way of life



Apple Valley Town Council

Candidate

Curt EmickPharmacist / Businessman

[email protected]

WWW. FENCE- WORLD. COM

Clint Air - A.V. Town Council Candidateand Co-Founder of High Desert Tea

Party Movement Helps Organize Trip

to Las Vegas to Kick Harry Reid Out !

Over 85 High Desert Tea Party Movement Members travel to Las Vegas as volunteers, to walk precincts to help elect Shar-ron Angle and Joe Heck to office and fire Harry Reid. A Tea Party Member holds up the California Tea Party News Advocate paper whiletraveling to Las Vegas. While in Vegas the California Tea Party News Advocate Papermade its way to the Republican HQ,Joe Hecks political office & dozens of other locations. Clint Air would like to send a special thanks to all High Desert Tea Party Membersthat have worked so hard in the past few weeks to help Restore America and bring accountability back to Government.

The High Desert Tea Party would like to thank a legal immigrant that came tothe United States to live the American Dream. Mimi Song came to Americathankfull to be in a Country, where you can work hard and achieve your Dreams.Mimi is proud to help the High Desert Tea Party protect America from Socialism.

Mimi Song is CEO of Mimi Song Realty Group, Inc, a commercial real estatebrokerage with offices in Southern California (Los Angeles, Laguna Niguel, On-tario and Victorville) along with the newestbranch in Seoul, Korea. Mimi Song RealtyGroup, Inc. is a franchise of Sperry Van Nessunder which she serves as a vice president spe-cializing in the investment, sales, and develop-ment of land in Southern California. Songsdevotion to excellence has helped her earn the#1 Advisor of the Year position of the year forthe fourth year in a row. Mimi has also been rec-ognized as one of the nation's top 25 brokers byCommercial Property News in 2006 and fea-tured on Real Estate Southern Californias Bro-ker 2006 Hot List.

Song is also co-founder of REIT Dasan which aims to leverage newly electedPresident Myung-Bak Lees economic pledge for closer US ties and S. Koreasincreased annual growth to 7%. Songs strong ties to the Asian market bodewell for future US investments.

Songs unique background as a Korean immigrant has also led to her endeavorsinto media as owner and CEO of Contents City, a film production, distribution,and publishing company geared towards facilitating intercultural interaction be-tween the Asian-American and American mainstreams. She also serves as a Di-rector of the Korean Heritage Foundation.

Song currently resides in Spring Valley Lake, CA where she has been an activemember of her community, county, state and country for the past nineteen years.She was recently appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger to Californias Com-mission on Asian and Pacific Islander American (APIA) Affairs where she isworking to create of coalition of Asian American officials and business leaders tocommunicate with State government while also looking for opportunities todeeply integrate with mainstream politics. Also, sitting on the board of directorsfor the New Majority Californias, Inland Empire chapter, Song is active in one ofthe most influential political action committees in California.

Her philanthropic spirit continues as a co-founder of Global Leadership Develop-ment Foundation to fund the Global Leadership Development Institutes effortsto train future leaders of America to positively impact the world with Dr. John Kimwho is tenure professor of California State University, Monterey.

Mimi Song a Proud Supporter of

The High Desert Tea Party Movement


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City of Hesperiacity of hesperia gateway to the high desert

HESPERIA CITY

COUNCIL CANDIDATE

Don Parkman

Don Parkman has been working hard to make a dif-ference in this November election. His signs are outand he is a small business owner that works hard toachieve his goals. AAA Commercial Cleaning Com-pany has earned a place in the community, as a

business that has a solid commitment to integrity andservice. Don believes that the Government Biddingfor Contract Work should be held on a level playingfield, with rules that apply to everyone equally in thebidding process when it comes to FICO withholding,wages, salaries, etc. His belief is that competitionshould be fair and that Department Managers whoare responsible for issuing contracts are accountablefor insuring that the rules of engagement are upheld

before, during and after contracts are issued.

HESPERIA CITY

COUNCIL CANDIDATE

Bill Holland

Holland is retired from the San BernardinoCounty Sheriffs Dept. His knowledge of law en-forcement will be a large contribution toward un-derstanding, improving and providing input toone of the citys largest budget expenditures (ap-proaching $10 million dollars annually). Hollandcurrently works for the Hesperia School Districtas a School Police Officer. Additionally Holland isa volunteer coach for the Oak Hills High School& helped form and operate the Hesperia JuniorAll American Youth Football Program from 1995to 2005. Three seats are open in Hesperia, Hol-land is the only person in law enforcement run-

ning for office in Hesperia.

Leadership you can count on

[email protected]

760-483 DONP (3667)

Member ofHigh Desert TEA PARTY

Don Parkman

HESPERIA CITY

COUNCIL CANDIDATE

Russell E. Blewett

Our people and community are going through difficult times withrecord unemployment and personal budgets stretched to the limit. Iknow we can restore Hesperia to the greatness that our citizens de-serve, by doing the following: Renew our commitment to Hardworking American Taxpayers. Redesign and reform government programs. Revitalize and grow Hesperia's economy.

Restore our faith in the values and principles of accountability, re-sponsibility and common sense.The specific things I will do as your councilman are as follows: Fightany Tax or Fee increases, Continue my work to create job opportuni-ties for Hesperians, Review every city program and expense to rootout any wasteMy background in business and community service is extensive.Please go to my website at www.RussBlewett.com for details. Work-ing together we can accomplish these things that are needed in ourcommunity, like paving roads and public safety. As your councilman Iwill always be available to YOU regarding city problems at (760) 948-

9848. I ask for your vote.

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WRITE-IN Diane LENNING Nov 2, 2010!...on BALLOT

Nov 2 next to Supt of Public Instruction. Write Lenning

on your calendar NOW, for the only Tea Party R to

qualify for a write-in. This is our chance to gather

our vote

behind our winning candidate! Write-ins may be the

wave of the future. Lets show that the people have

a voice too! Educator over 30 years, Diane will fix

our schools, teaching the U.S. Constitution in schools,

an American flag in every classroom, reducing the

drop-out rate, & vocational education to get jobs.

DianeLenningforSuptofPublicInstruction2010.com

Tea Party Member Ann and Congressman Buck Mc Keon tak-ing a break from precinct walking to eat. Joe Heck and SharronAngle drew support from CAs High Desert Tea Party. Thanks

Tea Party Members paying close attention to what is being said atthe High Desert Tea Party Movement meeting at the Cocky Bull.Bill Jensen and Clint Air bringing to light the hot issues of the day.


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Eric Swanson

Canidate

Hesperia High

School DistrictEric Swanson is running for the Hesperia HighSchool District, His wife Rebecca is running for

the Hesperia Park Board. Eric made some veryimportant comments to the Tea Party Membersabout the importance of the School Board elec-tions. These elections determine the quality ofgovernment you receive and in turn the quality ofschools by which people judge your communitywhen they purchase homes. How many timeshave real estate agents had clients (wi th children)walk into the office (or call on the phone) and thefirst thing they ask is, How are the Schools.Everything else is secondary. The better theschools are the more people want to live in the

neighborhood and or community, therefore theprices of home rise according to supply and de-mand. Less homes in a good area with greatschools drives prices up. Consequently Ericpointed out that it can drive prices down if theschool system is in poor shape, lower grade aver-ages, over encumbered school bond debt etc.,compounding the situation. Without public inter-est in buying into a community due to poorschools there is a certain economic blight suf-fered and it can be far reaching in many ways.Moral of the story is, be involved with the schooldistrict elections, know the candidates and theirqualifications. There are complicated matters thatencompass the elected seat that must be filled.Ultimately you get the government you deservebased upon the overall community involvement.

Chris

Mollenkamp

Canidate

Victor Valley

College Board

of TrusteesChris Mol-lenkamp isrunning forthe Victor Val-ley CollegeBoard ofTrusteesandhe is con-vinced thathe has solu-tions to someof the com-mon sensethings thatneed to beaddressed inthe cost side

of the house. Spending tax payer money wasone of the things that needed focus and ac-countability according to Chris.


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Cityy Of VictorvilleCity Of Victorville, "Key City" of the High Desert.

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15885 Main St. #100Hesperia, California 92345

Business 760.244.5481Cell 760.985.2345Fax 760.244.5051E-Mail [email protected]

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Lightening Round

SpeakersLeft to right - Lightening Round Speakers DennisHendersen,Michael Kelly,David Holmanand ChrisMollenkampintroducethemselves tothe Tea Partyas candidatesrunning foroffice. David Holman is running for Hesperia CityCouncil, Hendersen, Kelly, and Mollenkamp are run-ning for the Victor Valley Community College Districtin your ballot book. All candidates and elected offi-cials are invited at every Tea Party General Assem-bly Meeting to come up on the Stage at the CockyBull and Introduce themselves. Tea Party Membersare a community of Patriot Citizens dedicated tobringing our country back to a government that un-derstands that it works for the citizenry. General As-sembly Meetings are a lot of fun and everyone getsto know each other and voice their concerns in atown hall atmosphere. What a great time and oppor-tunity to use the Cocky Bull for something so impor-tant to our community, thank youagain Mimi Song ! Good LuckGuys Keep up the good work !!!

High Desert Tea Party Member

Speacking with Ted Hayes

Candidate for Congress Star

Parker speaks passionately to

the crowd as Bill Jensen

listens ..... Good Luck Star


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Michael Krause

Vote Michael Krause for

Victor Valley College Board of Trustees

-Fiscally Conservative-Military Veteran-Lifetime NRA Member


or Bill Jensen 760 646 6416 and email billwilliamjensen@gmail com

Elect

Ken LarsonVictor Valley

Union High School

District Board

of Trustees

College & School Districts

Jim's Statement of Candidacy:As a new member to this board, I will faithfully serve thebest interests of the LVUSD. My most urgent priority willbe higher quality education for our students withoutadding new tax burdens to our community.

Unanimously appointed to President of Homestead Val-ley Community Council for a second term in June of thisyear, my abilities to think out of the box have vastly ex-panded the organization's influence and communityservice achievements, all while increasing our availablefunds on hand. I will bring this proven track record of fis-cal conservatism to LVUSD.

In 2007, The San Bernardino Sun newspaper featuredme in a front page story entitled Man Of The People,

touting my commitment to OPEN GOVERNMENT andTRANSPARENCY. I recently organized a Brown Act andCalifornia Public Records Act Workshop for elected offi-cials and residents to promote Government By ThePeople, For the People principals. I do not condonebackroom deals and non-disclosure.

If elected to the LVUSD board, I will work tirelessly tokeep our children in LVUSD and increase the quality oftheir education, all while exercising fiscal responsibility.

This can and must be done.

Volunteers take a break

from precinct walking to

eat lunch at Sharron

Angles Campaign office.

Get Involved Help

Restore America

Jiles Smith is Running for the County Board of Education & He Needs Your VOTESmiths enthusiastic and empowering speech left no doubtthat this fraud investigator was hot on the money trial. His sin-cere interest for the kids and their education came throughloud and clear, let there be no mistake. Jiles Smith is a fo-cused person and we look forward to him speaking any timeat the High Desert tea Party. Keep up the high energy cam-paign Jiles and good luck. Jiles has an article in the last edi-tion of the newspaper on page #7. Go to

www.highdesertteaparty.com and see issue #6.


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VICTOR VALLEY COLLEGE BOARD OFTRUSTEES CANDIDATE DENNIS

HENDERSENDennis Henderson is running for re-election and is extremely interested inthe future of education in the HighDesert. Dennis expressed grave con-cern for what the State of California isdoing with their budget and the poten-tial side effects to the local College. Inan appearance before the Tea Party,Dennis claimed that the college wasonly being funded for approx. 10,000students; however, through dedicationof the Board they are currently teach-

ing 13,000 students.



VICTOR VALLEY COLLEGEBOARD OF TRUSTEES CANDIDATE

CHRIS MOLLENKAMP

NOV 2ND VOTE

Chris

MollenKamp

Citezen EditiorialThis statement is in no way intended to cast aspersions on the majority of the hard working and dedicated faculty at Victor Val-ley College (VVC). In August 2010 I met with two officers of the Victor Valley College Faculty Association (VVCFA) which is thefull-time teachers union. At that time, I was informed by them that the VVCFA union leaders would never support any boardmember who voted to lay off any employee regardless of reduction in state funding. VVC has three unions on campus and itwas quite clear that they were referring to all three since last year the State stopped the funding for a few special programs;consequently, the board (including myself) voted to lay-off the employees who staffed them. Clearly, these union officials unreal-istically expect the College Board to continue paying for jobs that the State no longer funds. Moreover, according to anotherboard candidate, who also refused to become beholden to these union leaders, he was told that they chose to support onlythose candidates who promised to vote against any layoffs and who pledged a three percent (3%) pay raise to the union mem-bership, regardless of the budget!

Recently, I received several phone calls from teachers in the union who were upset with the union leadership. Those teachersstated that the local union officials chose the candidates without any membership input. Traditionally, the VVCFA Political ActionCommittee (PAC) has provided their members (FT-faculty) with the opportunity to interview and democratically decide upon the

candidates to support. That process did not happen during this election! One teacher told me that the union officers basicallydictated to the teachers who they had to support. In fact, signs had been ordered for the candidates before the teachers wereeven introduced to them and $9,000 from the parent union was earmarked for these candidates without ever getting any inputfrom their own union members, the teachers. These hard working faculty members who have maintained the stability and in-tegrity of their profession throughout difficult transitions at VVC were left out of the very process that their dues support! It be-came very evident that many teachers in the union were very upset; however, it also became apparent that they are extremelyafraid of retaliation from the union leaders if they were to oppose them openly.

There is a current Federal trend to put in place Card Check legislation that would give the union leaders across the country theright to watch their rank-in-file and non-union employees vote. This public scrutiny of union members would create an intimida-tion factor that would be so great that unions would never again lose an election. I have been privy to that intimated fear; I heardit in the voices of the union members regarding this issue at the College.

I have always supported faculty whether or not they were union members. I believe that the faculty at V.V.C. is of the highestcaliber in the State. It is my intention to expose the backroom tactics of a couple union leaders. I do not believe that they repre-

sent the majority of the faculty.

Thanks, Dennis Henderson

Victor Valley College & Teacher Unions

College & School Districts

Pay AttentionFix Schools

Or

Pay The PriceI have been the point person for many years in standing up at the 10,000 NEA uniondelegation meetings. The first year I stood up to speak, my 1,200 member CA caucus(most liberal in the nation) booed me as I finished. It only made me work harder. I wasgiven the back-bone award in 2004 as well as the Medal of Freedom Award from theU.S. Senate.You can rest assured I stand up to the union and will continue to do so. Infact, they all know me by first and last name, they have heard me speak so often at themicrophones. My goal is to fix our schools. I have been a majoridea person for many years. Upon research, you may note thatmany of my campaign ideas for education are borrowed to use fortheir advancementa side-effect of running for office and the unionhaving all the money. I have come to know there is a glass ceilingin the union, and our Only way to make important changes in ourschools is to have me as their chief administrator. The currentfocus on reducing the drop-out rate is a direct result of my workingwith the president of the NEA in 2004-6. I stand for accuracy in text-

books because I have personally observed revisionism in our text-books during my 30+ years of teaching, to inaccurate andone-sided ideological thinking in some areas. I favor developingcritical thinking, allowing students to research all sides of issuesand reach reasoned conclusions based on their research. The NEArefused to pass a resolution including academic freedom such asstudying both sides of issues. I believe it is very important for ourfreedoms to have an accurate education. We need more of a focuson content subjects rather than the unions agenda. I have always wanted a Professionalorganization rather than a union, and they have heard me say this many times. One itemto upgrade the system is to assure all teachers are high-quality teachers. One area ofimprovement needed is classroom management for some teachers who are not usinggood teaching practices. Look at: http://www.petersprocedures.com for a before andafter of one type of training to assist teachers to improve instruction. Unfortunately, thereare some teachers who rarely teach curriculum. Another possible consideration is to in-tegrate the use of kindles, a small handheld device to upload textbooks. Many youngpeople wont or forget to bring textbooks to class, but they will likely bring their kindle,since it will have all their textbooks on one device. A classroom set of textbooks would

assure the ability for students to use hardbound textbooks as well. Los Angeles UnifiedSchool District spends from 40-60% of their budget on administration costs, when mostwell-run school districts spend about 15-20% on administration. LAUSD is so large, itsstaff would fill the Dodger Stadium. Some of their high schools have a 60-70% drop-outrate. Californians spend $1.1 billion on crime related expenses annually for costs relatedto drop-outs under age 18. They need more money in the classrooms and less spent onadministrative costs. We need more vocational education to assure our drop-outs willstay in school and be prepared for a job right out of high school. I hope that helps you un-derstand better about my plans to fix our schools. There are at least 100 items wecould easily list. Hopefully this will help you.Thank you!Best Regards,Diane Lenning, Ed.M.http://www.DianeLenningforCaSuptofPublicInstruction2010.vpweb.comhttp://www.DianeLenning.com

Victor Valley Union High School District

Board of Trustee Candidates Ensen Mason andKen Larson are onstage at the CockyBull. A slate beingheld up by TeaParty Founder BillJensen. The Full

page ad in the Cali-fornia Tea PartyNews Advocate is aslate paid for by theSchool Board Can-didates Mason, Lar-son and Moitoso(Moitoso was notable to attend). Thethree candidates

are each featured with campaign statements in the newspaper. Go to www.high-desertteaparty.com and you can read the full length statements that truly showan effort of team spirit and a unified cohesion that is rarely seen in politics. Goodluck gentlemen.

Michael Krouse

Excited Tea Party

Michael Krouse had the crowd fired up againwith a fierce conservative attitude that went

straight toward the measure JJ budget andBond money. He was very concerned abouthow and where the money went and howmuch was left on account. Look for MichaelKrouse at the next Tea Party he is alwaysthere for the lightening rounds during the in-troduction. Stay on the money trail Michael,we need a conservative watch dog, MeasureJJ is a lot of money and we would like youand others elected to continue to return tothe High Desert Tea Party Movement and tellus what has really been going on with the or-ganization. Good luck !


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ISSUE #7 Oct 30th 2010Section 2Page 9



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Vote Meg Whitman for Governor 2010Meg Whitman, Republican nominee for Governor, today announced expanded leadership of her public safetycoalition, representing counties from around the state. They recognize that Whitman is the only candidate whocan protect public safety and keep communities safe.

Whitman is a strong supporter of the death penalty and "Three Strikes and You're Out Law", opposes early re-lease of felons and believes local law enforcement budgets should be protected. Whitman also believes thatquality education is critical to stopping crime and she has a detailed plan to fix California's failing educationsystem.

"Meg Whitman is exactly the kind of leader California needs to get our economy back on track and keep ourcommunities and families safe," said Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims. "She has a detailed plan to create

jobs, hold government accountable and treat education like the priority it should be. And, if elected, Meg will

not owe anything to anyone except the voters who elected her. Her opponent can't say the same."

www.megwhitman.com

TIM DONNELLY - CANDIDATE

FOR 59TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICTTim Donnelly made a passionate speech that clearly indicated thathe was looking for like minded people that would not be pushedaround by career politicians. Further that as a representative of the

people and as a person assigned to the State Capital, there wouldbe a clear and loud voice for change. If this election cycle worksthe way the Tea Party wants it to, the State Capital may be in for agood old fashioned dose of Blunt Force Trauma.

Military Members Lined up and in-formed the Tea party Members of allof the countries they had traveled toin their military careers. There were

at least (20) countries named by mil-itary members. Tea Party FounderJensen wanted to recognize that allof these military members hadpacked and traveled and couldteach the Tea Party Members a lotabout how to mobilize and take short(or long) trips to accomplish a mis-sion, such as the precinct walks inNorthern California and Las Vegas .All in order to Take Back Our Coun-try. Keep helping with the demon-strations you guys, we need helpthrowing a party on November 2ndat the Cocky Bull, can you help afew civilians on this mission ?

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State of California



California

State Senator

George Runner

Representing

17th Senate District

Taxpayer Advocate

for AmericansFor Prosperity

Runner and his wife, former Assemblywoman Sharon Runner, arethe authors of CaliforniasJessicas Law and honoraryco-chairs of Proposition 83-Jessicas Law which waspassed by more than 70percent of California votersin November 2006. It cre-

ated some of the toughestand most comprehensivesex offender managementand control laws in the na-tion. He was also the au-thor of the well-knownAmber Alert in California,which has resulted in overtwo hundred successful re-unions of parents with theirkids.He was elected to the StateSenate in 2004 after serv-ing six years in the Assem-

bly. As a thoughtfulconservative, Runners pri-orities in the Legislature are to focus on improving economic pros-perity, business growth, education excellence, and familypreservation for all Californians.He serves as the vice chair of the Senate Committee on Environ-mental Quality. He is a member of Senate Committee on Banking,Finance and Insurance, Senate Committee on Appropriations,Senate Committee on Revenue and Taxation, and Senate Commit-tee on Human Services.Recently, Runner was named Legislator of the Year by the:

California State Sheriffs AssociationCrime Victims United

California Sexual Assault Investigators AssociationCoalition of Chief Probations OfficersCalifornia Coalition of Directors of Environmental HealthCalifornia Community College TrusteesCalifornia Building Industry AssociationHe also received the Pursuit of Justice Award from the Associationof Deputy District Attorneys Los Angeles County.Some of his other successful legislative measures in the StateLegislature include authoring:

Joint Strike Fighter tax credit which was designed to make Califor-nia competitive with other states by allowing $250 million in taxcredits for wages and equipment used in the production of theJoint Strike Fighter (JSF)Proposition 11 in 1998, to allow flexibility for local governments toenter into sales tax revenue sharing agreements;Military families law that provides a permanent exemption fromnon-resident tuition at all California public universities for activemilitary personnel and their families;Landmark food safety legislation that improves and updates Cali-fornias food safety code and is based on the best available foodsafety science. This law was crafted to ensure that consumers areprotected when they eat at retail food facilities; andThe HOV Lane law, that allows High Occupancy Vehicle lanes onState Route 14 available to single-occupancy drivers during non-commuter hours.Prior to his election to the State Senate, Runner served in the

State Assembly for three terms, from 1996 to 2002. During thistime of service, Runner was involved in developing and imple-menting real solutions to the challenges Californians face andserved as Vice Chair of the Assembly Budget Committee.George and Sharon are the first husband and wife in Californiahistory to serve concurrently in the Legislature. They are proudparents of their son, Micah, daughter-in-law, Sandy, daughter Re-bekah, and three grandchildren

Tea Party Votes

to Replace All

California

Supreme Court

JusticesOne of the most over-looked yet important votes you cast this No-

vember will be for the California Supreme Court Candidates. On No-vember 2, 2010 you will be voting for (3) California Supreme CourtJustices; Either Yes to retain them or No to replace them.

The California Supreme Court has enormous power .and your vote isvital in directing the future of very important decisions impacting everyCalifornian both now and for generations to come.Here is a brief analysis for reasoning the replacement of the currentCalifornia Supreme Court. California needs a new conservative ap-proach, judges who are Constitutionalists that will respect the Voters ofCalifornia and not practice their own version of Judicial Activism byover-turning the will of the people. A State and its Citizens have a rightto preserve their way of life and belief systems as shown in matters thatare brought to a vote in the creation of new legislation. Judges do notget to disregard the will of the people without risking the threat of being

thrown from office, recalled or surrounded by Citizens in protest of saidjudicial activism.Associate Justice Carlos Moreno has been on the court since 2001, ap-pointed by former governor Gray Davis, his votes are very liberal. Hisfavorite Supreme Court Judge is liberal David Souter. Moreno was onObamas short list for replacing Souter. He was recommended by Sen-ator Dianne Feinstein. Moreno not only voted in the 4-to-3 decision tooverturn traditional marriage with Proposition 23, he was the only NOvote in the 6-to-1 decision that agreed the Proposition 8 vote was Con-stitutional. In the past, he has voted against parental consent, againstreligious rights and against business.

The next Judge to remove from the bench is Ming William Chin was ap-pointed to the Supreme Court in 1996 by Governor Pete Wilson. Sincehe has been on the bench, he has voted to over-turn parental consent,

consistent with his pro-abortion views. He shot down Governor Wilsonsattempt to privatize highway jobs. He did vote in favor of traditionalmarriage and voted to uphold Californias anti-affirmative action law.Despite a few good votes, he holds a liberal social stand and remainsinconsistent on business and property rights issues.

Another Judge to replace is Tani Cantil Sakauye. California SupremeCourt Chief Justice Ron George, who spearheaded denying Californi-ans their choice in voting for traditional marriage, ran from this race inlight of his disregard for the voters. So a new candidate, Tani Cantil-Sakauye is running for Chief Justice. Governor Schwarzenegger, JerryBrown and Ron George (a former justice) as a committee, approved theappointment of Tani Cantil-Sakauye as our new California SupremeCourt Chief Justice.She is 50 years old and an active member of the Japanese United

Methodist Church in Sacramento, a church with a liberal pastor. She isconsidered a moderate Republican, leaning liberal on social issues.The liberal Sandra Day OConner was her favorite Supreme Court

judge. When the California Supreme Court legalized same-sex mar-riage, she performed same sex marriage. In cases brought before her,she sided with the nurses union over legitimate cost concerns with re-gard to school district positions.She did uphold Californias prohibition against affirmative action and re-ligious free speech. Her point of view is a mixed bag; she has notdemonstrated a dependable, consistent philosophical position.


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YES ON FIORINAI started my business career as a secretary, earned an MBA and became the first woman to lead a Fortune 20 com-pany, Hewlett-Packard. I understand the challenges people face and how to create jobs. America is in a crisis. Soaringfederal spending and the mushrooming federal deficit are killing jobs and stalling economic recovery. Unless reversed,our children will be burdened with unsustainable future debt. We need real job creation not failed federal policy like thestimulus. The problem is old-line politicians, who have been in office for decades, are not interested in solving prob-

lems. They are more concerned with partisanship, ideology and the next election. I'm a strong fiscal conservative whowill fight to reduce spending, slash the federal deficit and stop the expansion of federal control over the economy. Weare at war with terrorists who seek to destroy America's way oflife. I chaired the External Advisory Board for the CIA. I'llwork for tougher U.S. policy in dealing with terrorists and oppose the administration's policy to try terrorists in civiliancourt. If you're tired of partisan politics as usual then send a political outsider like me to Washington. I will work acrossparty lines for real reform. Together we can take back our government; make it listen and work foreach of us. I'm Carly

Fiorina. I will take a fresh, new look at solving the problems facing America. We can actually make things better for a change. I'm working hard to earn your vote.

Republican, 915 L Street, Suite C-378, Sacramento, CA 95814, (877) 664-6676, [email protected], carlyforca.com

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Congressman Buck McKeon on Out of Control Government Spending

Not since World War II have federal deficits grown at such a rapid pace. Under the Presidents pro-posed budget this year, annual budget deficits are averaging just under $1 trillion for the next decade.That level of spending is simply not sustainable for our country.

While the deficits forecasted are foreboding, even more alarming is the continued growth of our na-tional debt if this spending continues. Currently our national debt is $13 trillion, which is a staggeringnumber. However, our national debt will almost double and reach $25.8 trillion by 2020 under the pro-

jected spending levels of the Administration.

Stop out of Control Government Spending Re-Elect Buck McKeon

Dr. Joe Heck has passionately served the residents of Nevada as a physician, Army Reservist, and communityvolunteer.

Born in New York and raised in Pennsylvania, Joe moved to Southern Nevada in 1992. A 1984 graduate of ThePennsylvania State University with a degree in Health Education, he received his Doctor of Osteopathy from thePhiladelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1988, and completed a residency in Emergency Medicine at theAlbert Einstein Medical Center in 1992. In 1993 he received Board Certification in Emergency Medicine and in2000 was issued a Certificate of Added Qualification in Emergency Medical ServicesJoe represented Senate District 5 in the Nevada Senate from 2004 through 2008, serving on the Natural Re-sources, Human Resources and Education, and the Commerce and Labor Committees, and as Vice-Chair of theTransportation and Homeland Security Committee. It was on these committees that Joe best utilized his experi-ences in education, healthcare, and national security to serve the residents of Nevada. With an undergraduate de-gree in health education, a faculty appointment at Touro University - Nevada, and prior faculty appointments at

Community College of Southern Nevada, University of Nevada School of Medicine, and the Uniformed ServicesUniversity he understands what it takes to provide a quality education for our children. Joe has worked as a healthcare provider, educator, and ad-ministrator, giving him the tools necessary to diagnose and treat Nevada's ailing healthcare system. His military, federal government, and civilian ex-

periences have provided him with the knowledge and analytical skills required to protect our community, State, and country.

YESON

A true protector of the Nevada Constitution, Sharron has fought and won judi-cial battles to protect Nevadan's constitutional rights. In 2003 while serving asthe Minority Whip in the Nevada State Assembly, Sharron challenged the Gov-ernor's proposed massive $800 million tax hike. Supported by Nevada's consti-tutional requirement that all tax increases be approved by a two-thirds super

majority, battle lines were drawn between the Republicans in the Assembly andthe Governor. Sharron and fourteen other courageous Republicans consis-tently voted against the tax measure through the end of the regular session ofthe legislature and on through two special sessions. The Governor then suedthe legislature in Angle v Guinn to force a decision by the Nevada SupremeCourt. The Court over-ruled the two-thirds requirement which meant the taxeswere to be imposed through a simple majority rather than by two-thirds vote.Using her own funds, Sharron hired Dr. John Eastman of the Claremont Insti-tute to defend the Nevada's Constitution against this injury. Angle and Eastmantook this case to Federal District Court in Nevada, which ended up referring thecase to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, then finally to the U.S. SupremeCourt.

YES ON

YES ON


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YES ON STAR

For the 37th Congressional districtOur Californian cities were founded on dreams of prosperity and opportunity for our chil-dren. Star Parker knows that dream because she lived it and achieved it in LA County bybuilding her own business through hard work in spite of the odds. Star Parker is standingup for the people in CD37 who still believe in the Californian dream and know that therecan be a brighter future.

YESON Gary Miller

Re Elect For the 42nd Congressional districtCongressman Gary G. Miller was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1998 to represent California's 42ndCongressional District. Mr. Miller serves on the House Financial Services Committee, which oversees the United States'banks, stock exchanges, real estate market and insurance industry, and the House Transportation and InfrastructureCommittee, which oversees the nation's highways, railroads, airports and water infrastructure. As a member of thesecommittees and a former business owner, Mr. Miller brings real-world experience to address the transportation, waterand housing needs of the 42nd district.

Congressman



McKeon Praises U.S. Troops

as President Obama Marks

Shift in Mission in Iraq

Washington, D.C.U.S. Rep. Howard P. Buck McKeon (R-Calif.), the Ranking Member of the House Armed Services Com-mittee, today praised U.S. troops and diplomats for their effortsto increase security and stability in Iraq. With the President setto announce a shift in the U.S. mission in Iraq this evening,McKeon also highlighted a Congressional resolution introducedin late July to honor U.S. military and civilian personnel for thesuccess they have achieved in Iraq.

As the President should acknowledge tonight, the success ofthe surge is undeniable, and our troops, along with their fami-lies, deserve great credit for their courage and sacrifice. Theservice and sacrifice of hundreds of thousands of U.S. forceshas been vital to ensure the protection of U.S. national interestsand the security of Iraq, said McKeon.

Our military and civilian personnel in Iraq have answered thecall of duty. We must ensure the remaining 50,000 U.S.forcesand their civilian counterpartsadvising and assistingthe Government of Iraq and the Iraqi Security Forces have theresources, authorities, support and protection they need to finish

the job.

The Administration andCongress have a respon-sibility to continue to fullysupport post-combat Iraqto ensure these hard-fought gains translate intoa strategic gain in the re-gion for the UnitedStates, concluded McK-eon.

In late July, McKeonjoined with Republican members of the House Armed ServicesCommittee to introduce H. Con. Res. 310, legislation which hon-ors the service and sacrifice of members of the United StatesArmed Forces who are serving in, or have served in, OperationIraqi Freedom.

The resolution also:Extends the House of Representatives gratitude to all thosewithin the military and civilian departments and agencies of theUnited States Government responsible for directing the imple-mentation of the surge strategy and bringing security and sta-bility to Iraq, including General David Petraeus and GeneralRaymond Odierno; Recognizes the importance and significanceof success in Iraq;

Commits the House of Representatives to working with Presi-dent Obama and the Administration to build on the military suc-cess in Iraq since the surge strategy was implemented; and

Recognizes that the President and the Administration have a re-sponsibility to build a lasting strategic partnership between theUnited States and Iraq.

Nancy Pelosi said Monday that 'we haven't really gotten the credit for what wehave done,' and the Speaker is right. However, it appears that her party will getthat credit on November 2, whichis why so many Democrats arenow jumping the liberal ship, atleast symbolically, to save theirseats. ... Mississippi DemocratGene Taylor ... [said] that he won'tsupport Mrs. Pelosi for Speaker,another revelation considering hisvote for her in 2009. 'I'm very dis-appointed in how she's veered tothe left,' Mr. Taylor said, as if Mrs.Pelosi's ideological predispositionswere ever hidden. Mr. Taylor joinsa growing list of Democrats whovoted for Mrs. Pelosi in 2009 butnow profess to be shocked by herleft turn. They include Idaho's WaltMinnick, Pennsylvania's Jason Alt-

mire, Alabama's Bobby Bright andTexas's Chet Edwards, endangered incumbents all. Brett Carter, who is hopingto replace Tennessee Democrat Barton Gordon, has gone even further and re-quested that Mrs. Pelosi not even run again for the Speakership. 'Voters in mydistrict believe that you do not represent their values, and my opposition haslittle to offer apart from critiquing your leadership,' Mr. Carter wrote in a Sep-tember letter. ... Over in the Senate, the prize for distancing himself from hisparty goes to West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin, who ran the famous TV adfeaturing him literally putting a bullet through the 'cap and trade bill.' Apparentlythat wasn't politically far enough away from the Washington Democrats hehopes to join, so Mr. Manchin declared on Fox News Sunday that he wouldhave voted against ObamaCare too. ... Remind us again why these folks arerunning as Democrats?"

Democrats Thinking Twice

About Nancy Pelosi

YES ON LewisJerry Lewis, a lifelong resident of San Bernardino County and former ownerof a life insurance business, represents the 41st Congressional District ofSouthern California, including much of San Bernardino County and a por-tion of Riverside County.

A member of Congress since 1978, Congressman Lewis on January 6,2005 was named chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, whichis responsible for funding all federal programs. He currently serves as theranking Republican member on the full committee and all 11 subcommit-tees. From 1999-2005, he was chairman of the Defense AppropriationsSubcommittee, the panel with jurisdiction over all national security mattersincluding the entire $416 billion Pentagon budget nearly half of all fundsappropriated by Congress. In this capacity, he was a forceful advocate of

critical defense and aerospace jobs in California.

Jerry


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Robert Lauten for State Treasurer

Compare candidates at : www.politics1.com

www.RobertLauten.comPO Box 121 Brea, CA 92822



U.S. Companies HoardingAlmost $1 Trillion Cash:NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. companies are hoarding almost $1 tril-lion in cash but are unlikely to spend on expanding their businessand hiring new employees due to continuing uncertainty about thestrength of the economy, Moody's Investors Service said on Tuesday.

As the economy stabilizes companies are also more likely to spendon share repurchases and mergers and acquisitions, Moody's added.

Companies cut costs, reduced investment in plants and equipmentand downsized operations in order to boost cash holdings during therecession. As the corporate bond market reopened many companiesalso boosted cash levels by selling debt and refinancing near-termdebt maturities.

Nonfinancial U.S. companies are sitting on $943 billion of cash andshort-term investments, as of mid-year 2010, compared with $775 bil-lion at the end of 2008, Moody's said. This would be enough to covera year's worth of capital spending and dividends and still have $121billion left over, it said.

However, "we believe companies are looking for greater certaintyabout the economy and signs of a permanent increase in sales be-fore they let go of their cash hoards, which they suffered so much tobuild," Moody's said in a report.

"Given low demand and capacity utilization within certain industries,companies are wary of investing their cash in new capacity andadding workers, thereby doing little to abbreviate the jobless recov-ery," it added.

Around one quarter of the cash is held overseas and is unlikely to berepatriated to the United States, Moody's said.

Meanwhile only 20 companies hold a large portion of corporate cashbalances, with $346 billion on their balance sheets, or 37 percent ofthe total, Moody's said.

Cisco Systems (NasdaqGS:CSCO - News) has the largest cash bal-ance, at $39.86 billion, while Microsoft (NasdaqGS:MSFT - News) issecond with $36.79 billion, Moody's said. Google (NasdaqGS:GOOG- News) has the third-largest balance with $30.06 billion, followed byOracle (NasdaqGS:ORCL - News) with $23.64 billion and Ford MotorCo (NYSE:F - News) at $21.89 billion.

Technology companies held the most cash as a sector, at $207 bil-lion, followed by pharmaceuticals with $124 billion, energy at $105

billion, and consumer products with $101 billion, Moody's said.

Sharron Angle ThanksPresidents Visit to Vegas

Dissatisfaction Boosts

Angle Campaign.Communications Director Jar-rod Agen released the followingstatement regarding PresidentObama's visit to Las Vegas:

"Thank You, Mr. President, yourvisit to Nevada helped us raisenearly $200,000 online todayaloneI guess you could saythis is the first stimulus packageof your Administration that's ac-

tually worked."Unfortunately, you arrived in Las Vegas on the day it was announced thatthe City has 15 percent unemployment. The only person you have helpedin Nevada is Sharron Angle in her campaign for Senate."

Joe Heck and Tea Party Patriot walking Precincts in Vegas.Congressman Buck McKeon Sponsored 3 trips to help Joe Heck, Sharron Angle, DavidHarmmer and Carly Fiorina get elected to office. The High Desert Tea Party proudly filledbusses of Patriots to help on this historic election year.


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Ray Walters reports on the Las

Vegas Trip and the Phone BankVolunteer status and meeting times for

the phone banks are Mon/Tues/Wed/Frifrom 6:PM to 8:PM. Ray is doing hisbest to coordinate thousands of callswith Tea Party Members in order to helptake back our country and place conser-vative citizens in office. One of Raysadditional duties recently was the as-signment of Load Master. Ray andShirley (not shown here) kept track ofTea Party Members who loaded up onbuses and went to Northern California

and to Las Vegas, to help CongressmanMc Keon assist congressional candi-dates Heck, Harmer, as well as SenatorCandidates Angle and Fiorina. Keep upthe great work Ray and Shirley, youguys are the reason this effort will pay off.


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California Tea Party News

Advocates Voter Slate

No

No

PROPOSITIONS DESCRIPTIONS YES NO

19 - Marijuana Tax Legalize and tax marijuana.

20 - Congressional Redistricting Congressional district lines to be re-drawn by a

committee. X

21 - Funding for State Parks Increase vehicle license fees by $18 a year to

fund state parks. X

22 - State Gov't Can't Take Local Funds State government prohibited from taking

designated types of local funds. X

23 - #23 Jobs Act:Save California Businesses,SuspendsAB 32, the Global

Warming Solutions Act. X

24 - $2.Billion Dollar Tax Increase. This Tax Increase is aimed at businesses,which are already struggling to stay in

business without leaving California. X

25 - Eliminates Two-Thirds Vote Allows Simple Majority vote to

Requirement for passage of State Budgetdetermine budget, could allow Democratsto increase Taxes using this proposition.

X

26 - Requires Two-Thirds Majority vote forcertain Fee increases.

FEES = TAXES. This initiative fixes theDamage done by the California SupremeCourt in the infamous Sinclair Paint case

X

27 - Over-Turns Citizen Redistricting Returns task of redistricting to CaliforniaCommittee (Prop 11) State Legislature. (Repeals Prop 11) X

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