August 2008 Archives

Posted on May 16, 2008

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Nov. 4th General Election Endorsements -
Proposition and Local Measures

Placer County Republican Party
Press Release
Bill George
Spokesman

Roseville CA August 1, 2008—-The Placer County Republican Party Central Committee voted to OPPOSE these local ballot measures:

Measure M – NO – Los Rios Community College District Bond
Measure N – NO – Center Unified School District Bond
Measure P – NO – Placer Hills Fire District Gann Limit Waiver
Measure Q – NO – Colfax Elementary School District Bond
Measure R – NO – Placer County Board of Supervisors Pay Increase
Measure S – NO – County Counsel Elimination of At Will Employment
Measure T – NO – Alta Dutch Flat Parcel Tax
Measure U – NO – Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Bond

The Central Committee also made endorsements for the statewide ballot measures that will appear on the general election ballot:

Proposition 1 – NO – High-Speed Rail Bond
Proposition 2 – NO – Farm Animal Treatment Mandates
Proposition 3 – NO – Children’s Hospital Bond
Proposition 4 – YES – Child and Teen Safety and Stop Predators Act (Sarah’s Law)
Proposition 5 – NO – Drug Offender Early Release
Proposition 6 – NO – Safe Neighborhoods Act
Proposition 7 – NO – Alternative Energy Mandates
Proposition 8 – YES – Protect Marriage
Proposition 9 – YES – Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights
Proposition 10 – NO – Alternative Energy Bond
Proposition 11 – YES – Voters’ First (Independent Redistricting Commission)
Proposition 12 – YES – Veterans Home Loan Bond (Revenue Bond)

“Polls show that the Placer County Republican Party endorsement is the most important and most persuasive endorsement a campaign can receive in Placer County,” said Tom Hudson, the Chairman of the Placer County Republican Central Committee. “Our Committee members and volunteers research the issues, attend hearings, meet with officeholders, and listen to both sides before making recommendations on ballot measures. People know that we understand the issues before we take a stand, so our endorsements are widely respected.”


Brown Launches Deceptive Attack on McClintock

Placer County Republican Party
Press Release
Bill George – Spokesman
For Immediate Release

Calls for McClintock to Vote for Massive Tax Hike

Roseville CA- August 8, 2008- Charlie Brown once again demonstrated his ignorance of the state’s budgetary process-and the tax-fighting nature of the District he seeks to represent in Congress- when he sent a misleading email to “4th District” residents. In that email he said that Tom McClintock and other Republicans “aren’t doing their jobs” because they have opposed a massive, Democrat-inspired tax scheme. In fact, Republican legislators are working night and day to fight this raid on our pocketbooks.

If the GOP legislators had caved last month, as Charlie Brown wished, the new taxes would have totaled some $8.2 billion. By fighting the proposed plan, the Democrats’ latest rejected budget deal would have cost taxpayers $6.6 billion. So those “non-working Republicans” have already saved taxpayers $1.6 billion and are fighting on.