ARIZONA SENATOR JOHN MCCAIN ENDORSES BEN QUAYLE FOR CONGRESS; BOTH TO PARTICIPATE IN TOWN HALL MEETING
Phoenix, AZ (October 5, 2010) —Arizona Senator John McCain today announced he is endorsing Ben Quayle, Republican candidate for Arizona’s 3rd Congressional District.
“Ben Quayle has the kind of fighting spirit we need now more than ever in Washington,” said Senator John McCain. “He has the passion and the principles to make a great Congressman and I’m confident he will do what’s right for Arizona.”
Ben Quayle and Senator McCain along with Janet Contreras, Congressional candidate in Arizona’s 4th district, participated in a North Phoenix Town Hall last night.
“I am honored and humbled to have the support of Senator McCain, who has dedicated his life to public service and to the people of Arizona,” said Quayle. “His courage in the Vietnam War and his tenacity in Washington have long been an inspiration to millions of Americans, including me, and I'm grateful for his vote of confidence,” he added.
Senator John McCain has a long-standing and noble career of leadership and experience in public service. He was first elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in Arizona in 1982. He was first elected to the U.S. Senate in 1986 after serving two terms in the U.S. House. Senator McCain currently serves on the following committees: Ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee; Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions; Committee on Homeland Security and Committee on Indian Affairs. McCain was the Republican nominee for president in 2008.
Paid for by Quayle for Congress
Six months after the signing of ObamaCare - and with early voting on Prop 106 beginning this week - the Yes on 106 campaign will host a Health Care Town Hall in Yuma on Thursday, October 7th. The hour-long, 5:30 p.m. event will include Dr. Eric Novack, author of Prop 106, and CD 7 Republican Congressional candidate Ruth McClung.
WHAT: HEALTH CARE TOWN HALL
WHEN: THURSDAY, 10/7/10 AT 5:30PM (DOORS OPEN AT 5PM)
WHO: DR. ERIC NOVACK AND RUTH MCCLUNG
WHERE: ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE, NORTH CONFERENCE WING
2020 S. AVENUE 8E, YUMA
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Paul Gosar poses big challenge for incumbent Ann Kirkpatrick
by Ronald J. Hansen - Oct. 5, 2010 12:00 AM
The Arizona Republic
PEEPLES VALLEY - At a recent calf sale in this community southwest of Prescott, 80-year-old Murray Rubin ambled over to congressional candidate Paul Gosar with a blunt message:
"I don't know how good you are," the Prescott Valley man said, "but you've got to be better than the alternative."
Like many voters across the country, Rubin is angry about passage of changes to the health-care system. Others bristle at the federal stimulus.
As a Democrat who voted for both measures, Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, Gosar's opponent, is feeling the brunt of those complaints as she tries to hold onto a seat she first won two years ago.
In the eyes of political handicappers, Kirkpatrick is among the most endangered incumbents in Congress. In 2008, she benefited from voter dismay at the indictment of Rick Renzi, a Republican who represented Arizona's 1st Congressional District for six years, and a desire for political change in a crumbling economy.
The mood is different now. Despite a flurry of spending by the federal government, unemployment remains high, at 9.6 percent.
Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/news/election/azelections/articles/2010/10/05/20101005arizona-us-district-house-paul-gosar.html#ixzz11c8GrB4C
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