63rd Assembly Candidate Mike Morrell

www.morrellforassembly.com

Mike Morrell is endorsed by Congressman Tom McClintock, the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, National Tax Limitation Committee, and the California Small Business Association. Click here to see a full list of endorsements.

We’re walking precincts every Saturday until the election! We walk from 9:30am to about 1pm and will provide lunch for all of our volunteers.

Join us at our West and East End locations:

West End:

9:30am

419 N. Third Ave, Upland

East End:

9:30am

251 Tennessee St., Redlands

We will provide training, flyers, maps and walking lists to reach voters in your area. Call Mike at (909) 938-1138 for more information.

This was both an easy and hard decision for me, not as to whom to vote for, as I don’t live in the district, but rather whom to support.  There are several very well qualified candidates.

There is only one candidate that I do not want to see win and that is Don Kurth.  He was a convicted drug felon in his 20s and served prison time.  Later in life he has had issues with domestic violence.  He has also had some serious financial problems.  But more important to me than any of that, Don, along with his campaign manager Jessica Austin, and campaign consultant Chris Jones, has run the single most unethical and dirty campaign in all of San Bernardino County.  None of the three of them appear to have any ethics or integrity whatsoever.  What they have done is shameful.  And it would be shameful if a RINO such as Don Kurth received the Republican Party’s nod.

Any of the remaining five candidates would serve us well in the state assembly.  However, a couple stand out.  Acquanetta Warren, Pat Gilbreath and Henry Nickle would all make fine assembly members.  But there are even better candidates.

Paul Chabot has been beaten up on this blog many times by the medical marijuana crowd.  I disagree with Paul myself on that issue.  Paul’s bigger issue is that he looks like he is 12 years old!  Of course, he is not.  If I remember correctly he is about 35.  And he is an over-achiever, having accomplished much in those years.  I have no doubt he would work his butt off for his district if elected.

My vote, if I could vote in the 63rd District, would go to Mike Morrell.  Mike is a fiscal conservative who is firmly committed to no new taxes.  He strongly believes in securing our borders and not giving amnesty to those here illegally.  He is pro-death penalty.  And as a businessman for many years, he is pro-business.  But for me, more important than all of the above, is the level of integrity I see in Mike.  He is a strong family man and a devout Christian who walks the walk.  Those are not catch phrases for him but lifestyle choices.

I have gotten to know some of Mike’s staff, Grace, Kris, and Daniella, and found them to be just like him:  down-to-Earth, good people.  They reflect his values and what he finds important in life.  Mike would serve us well in the State Assembly.  We would never have to worry about him embarrassing us with scandal as he would serve with dignity and honesty.

Community Leader Robert DeLoach Endorses Morrell

Upland, California – Robert DeLoach, longtime Rancho Cucamonga resident and well-known community leader, has announced his support for businessman Mike Morrell for the 63rd Assembly District.

“Mike Morrell is an upstanding businessman with 25 years of experience creating jobs,” said DeLoach. “I have known Mike for 30 years and believe that his understanding of politics and the Constitution far surpasses many in our government today. He will be a great member of the State Assembly.”

“Robert has been an outstanding leader in Rancho Cucamonga and is highly respected throughout the state,” said Morrell, “I am proud to have his support.”

DeLoach is the CEO of local water companies in Rancho Cucamonga and Fontana. He was the Director of Public Works for the City of Pomona for eight years.

Mr. DeLoach has served on the Board of Directors for the Southern California Chapter of the American Public Works Association and has authored articles on public/private sector competition for public services. Mr. DeLoach received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Administration from California Polytechnic University in Pomona.

Mike Morrell and his wife Joanie live in Rancho Cucamonga. They have been married for 32 years, and together they have three children, Kristen, David and Matthew.

Republicans lose races when we nominate flawed candidates.

In 1998, we nominated Dan Lungren for Governor. The NRA and those supporting the Second Amendment so disliked him, they supported Gray Davis–and Lungren lost by 20 points.

In the 2006 GOP primary, Senator Abel Maldonado was the favorite to win the nomination for State Controller. But, due to his support of tax increases, big government, weak votes on the “life” issue, he lost. His legislative record, even then, was so poor that Assemblyman Tony Strickland was able to easily defeat him.

Federal laws say that no individual should protect or assist illegal aliens. Yet, the GOP in a solid GOP district, the Bill Emmerson Assembly seat, 63rd AD, will lose in November if Don Kurth is the nominee.

In 2003 the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund, MALDEF, demanded that the city of Rancho Cucamonga, using local, state and Federal funds, create a Day Labor Center–a euphemism for helping illegal aliens find day jobs.

City Councilman Don Kurth made the motion and voted to “direct staff to develop a Job Center”. Then on November 19, 2003 Kurth voted to use Federal Community Development Block Grant funds to pay for the job center for illegal aliens. Looks to me that Kurth really wanted the center and was willing to use tax dollars meant to make Rancho Cucamonga a better community for the assistance of illegal aliens instead.

Conservative Republicans will revolt when they hear that Don Kurth, candidate for the GOP nomination for Assembly has been a strong supporter of illegal aliens. Worse, Kurth used tax dollars to advance and support illegal aliens. In November, Kurth will lose a close race, if nominated, because principled Republicans do not want their tax dollars used to help illegal aliens in any way.

Previously I wrote an editorial about a GOP candidate for Congress that was proud he HIRED illegal aliens for his business in the past. He is now out of money for his campaign.

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