All >
Forum
Letter: Candidate Fuller Wasn't a Republican Until 1992
By: Paralegal39years
Topics:
Posted by paralegal39years
Thu Jun 1, 2006 02:07:49 PDT
Viewed 564
times
0
responses
3
comments
Bonnie Shea, Tehachapi Congress of Republicans -- with all due respect. You stated Candidate Fuller is a "lifelong Reagan conservative". She is not. Fuller was
registered as a "decline to state" until 1992. Therefore, Jean Fuller could not have voted for Ronald Reagan as he fought for the Republican presidential nomination in 1976 and 1980.
The Fuller campaign has received special interest support in the form of independent expenditures amounting to $251, 298. This amount is on top of the campaign funds reported.
Of this amount, $201,876 is from the state employee prison guard union, called California Correctional Peace Officers Union (CCPOA). Source is http://www.aroundthecapitol... Interestingly, CCPOA has funded smear campaign mailings accusing Phil Wyman of being a “big spender”, but in this campaign the big spenders are Fuller and Ellis.
Just thought I'd assist with those facts.
Comment From: firecop
Fri Jun 2, 2006 11:26:46 PDT
Why is it that in their desperate attempt to market this woman as a viable assembly candidate they have been so misleading? Jean Fuller claimed to be a lifelong Reagan conservative, and yet she will not take a stand on issues that relate to Christian values such as abortion and Gay marriage. Her School district is at the bottom and she blames everyone else at the BCSD. Lets face it Jean Fuller and her political machine have attempted to FOOL us. I am voting for the only real Republican on the ticket and the only Candidate to really take a stand on the issues --I am voting for our own Phil Wyman!!
Comment From: eagle
Tue Jun 6, 2006 14:00:06 PDT
I couldn't agree more with the last comment. Personally I don't care if somebody was registered with the Republican Party or not. But I really think that we have very little ture conservatives left that run for political office. And christian values should matter in this country. There is no such thing as "gay marriage" or "undocumented alien" even though media and politicians want so hard to make those oximorons look "normal" and acceptable. As a voter it is a real dilemma that most politicians won't talk out loud what they believe. The ones that do will be "campaigned and smeared down" by their indifferent opponents. GO PHIL.......
Comment From: paralegal39years
Tue Jun 6, 2006 17:39:43 PDT
Firecop and Eagle. I agree with you again. It doesn't make a nickel's worth of dog meat difference to me when Fuller (Fooler) became a Republican -- but she lied "at the gate". She wanted to "pull the wool" over people's eyes from the very start. That sends up the red flag for me. My question then became -- what else is she going to lie about?
