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I have had (((REDACTED))) Alison, she deserves the endorsement pulled.Hayden is a devout racist, she made numerous references to a supermarket having Chinese stores opening as “being the CCP moving into CA” calls them Orientals, calls black people the N word, and Mexicans well you know.Worse yet she believes she rightfully won 2 years ago, she believes the CA Dem party stuffed the ballot box to beat her, claiming she like all GOP statewide office candidates 4 years ago “were winning when we went to bed, and in the am we were all losing.”
Ok – so now we know that the move to unendorse Allison and Omar Navarro has legitimate roots. After seeing Mike Cargile’s response, I think Mr. Cargile sunk himself… this leaves the assembly candidate as the last one I have questions about. Good Lord.
I think if the delegates had the context WHY the people were unendorsed it would of reduced most of the drama. I don’t think many of us in marginal districts were “winning”, but with some of the crap laws done in our state we likely lost 5-7% of the vote due to these deforms. The Assembly candidate seems pretty mainstream from what I saw on her page, but as what some of the delegates who did watch the hearing it was indeed a kangaroo court where people were not told exactly why they offended the chair and the respective county chairs the candidates were from.
Do you, or your anonymous source, have any evidence of her using the “N” word or call Mexican American racist terms? In her email, she specifically stood up for Paul Pimental, a Spanish speaking Republican candidate for State Senate. Doesn’t sound like a “devout racist” to me.
Additionally, Alison Hayden speaks fluent Chinese. (I can attest to that.) And I have seen her interacting warmly and cordially with Asian American voters in a number of Republican led voter outreach events locally.
It is quite unfortunate that your anonymous friend decided to go directly to the “racist” card. Governor DeSantis, for example, recently expressed his concern about Chinese Government related entities buying farmland in America. Would your anonymous friend consider Governor DeSantis a racist?
Sadly, this updated article puts your last article and my comment “one down” on the list.
After reviewing https://alison4congress.com/ I love the fact she supports reviving the Glass-Steagall Act, something my current Congressman, Tom McClintock told me (at public meetings) he didn’t know what it was. Sadly, after his first embarrassment at telling me he didn’t know what the Glass-Steagall Act was, he had a second chance a year later and did not bother to learn and once again told me he didn’t know what it was.
In January he won’t be my Congressman any longer (if he wins in a safe district) and Kevin Kiley can live out the endorsement President Trump gave him and help reform the out of control mess in Washington, DC.
Years ago, on the Tom Snyder show, the head of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Union bragged Bureaucrats run the Government. He explained administrations changed every 2 to 4 years BUT Bureaucrats were ALWAYS there, year after year after year. He explained they all flew up like Pigeons every couple of years and usually landed in the same spot they were in or a spot or two down if their spot was filled. But, they’re always there, year after year after year. “We Bureaucrats run the government”, he bragged.
The assembly candidate, Mindy Pechenuk, is in deep with the LaRouchies. I don’t see that as helpful to her cause.
Articulating against the federal reserve is a mainstream thought even with several of our congressional members. This is the main reason why I support OPT-IN endorsements instead of the state party arbitrarily yanking the endorsements.
I appreciate the comments made to my official letter of response, especially from those that addressed the issues raised, namely the financial crisis, our dysfunctional and seeming complicit political parties in the stolen vote.
To the attack of racism, it’s become the favorite go-to takedown these days, that is both unfortunate and uninformed.
Raised a military brat in Taiwan, (where the supreme Chinese food is found), my palate is well developed and I frequent the Bay Area asian, oriental and Chinese markets. I’ve noted major facelifts and personnel changes in several of these stores and local bank branches, and the dialects spoken are from those newly-arrived from China. That these stores are likely being bought by citizens from Communist China is not a big stretch with reports of their purchases of large tracts of US farmland.
China is in a crisis of population collapse and has never been able to feed its people. California is an obvious breadbasket and an easy win with such instability and dysfunction in both the California and USA governments.
I must also confess that I succumb at times to my craving for Indian, Middle Eastern, Eastern Europe and African foods, loves I acquired in regional travels, education and work in London, Bulgaria and Hong Kong and may be found wandering those markets as well.
Learning to cook the cuisines and breaking bread with all peoples is a central source of joy in my life. I especially enjoy good old’ American family cookouts!
Ya know, the CRP is just simply stupid these days. A candidate should at least ask for an endorsement. To unendorse someone who never asked for an endorsement is the height of lunacy! Makes us look like a bunch of damn fools! I don’t know Alison, but in the caustic atmosphere towards both parties these days, if played right…the foolishness of the CRP action might actually help. Can’t blame the voters for that!
For some context, here is a link to a 2020 article that lists some of the offending posts and remarks:
https://www.mediamatters.org/congress/following-media-matters-reporting-cagop-removes-endorsement-qanon-candidate-who-used-n
I may be naive here, but isn’t “Un-endorsing” a candidate just giving more fuel to the Democrats. If I were a democrat my campaign would use that as an advertisement, “Even their own party doesn’t think they should win.”
Alice, like I said “…height of lunacy!” (CRP leadership is completely clueless)