Thursday, April 12, 2012

BOB WORSLEY PRESS RELEASE: What do Russell Pearce and Raul Grijalva have in common?




WHAT DO RUSSELL PEARCE AND RAUL GRIJALVA HAVE IN COMMON?

Recently, Senate District 25 candidate and Ban Amnesty Now (B.A.N.) president Russell Pearce called for a boycott of more than 230 Arizona restaurants, hotels, retailers, festivals, concerts, car dealers and community events. Pearce and his supporters have called for a boycott of notable Arizona businesses and events including:

* Harkins Theaters
* Oregano’s
* Valley Chevy Dealers
* Cox Communications
* Arizona Renaissance Festival
* Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
* Maricopa County Fair
* Mesa Arts Center (location of February’s GOP presidential debate)
* Rio Salado College

More than 200 other businesses – including 33 in the City of Mesa alone - were targeted for a boycott by Pearce and BAN for advertising in the Phoenix New Times, a free weekly newspaper. Pearce and his staff have accused the paper of being a “leftist”, "pro-lilegal alien" media source.






“Russell Pearce is orchestrating a boycott against Arizona businesses simply because they advertised in a free weekly paper he disagrees with,” said Republican Bob Worsley, who is challenging Russell Pearce in the Mesa Senate Republican primary.
"B.A.N.’s founder is on record stating that this business boycott is being implemented because of the New Times’ views on immigration. I have my disagreements with the New Times, but I will not do
anything to hurt Arizona businesses."


“Liberal Democratic Congressman Raul Grijalva called for a boycott of Arizona businesses after Senate Bill 1070 passed. It was wrong of Grijalva to penalize Arizona’s businesses then and it’s wrong for Russell Pearce to target them now.”





Sean Noble, a Worsley consultant, commented, “Russell Pearce can tell the voters he cares about jobs and the economy, but he’s proven once again that he’s unable to move beyond divisive rhetoric. These businesses employ thousands of Arizonans. It’s incomprehensible that anyone would call for a boycott that aims to damage Arizona business when our economy is still hurting.”



More about Bob:

Bob Worsley is a conservative Republican businessman running for State Senate district 25 in the heart of Mesa. Bob Worsley has been an East Valley resident for more than 30 years and has been married to his wife Christi for 33 years. They have 6 children and 16 grandchildren.


Bob is running in the newly created Senate District 25 because he wants to use his business experience to find common sense solutions to the state’s problems and to strengthen our local economy. Bob believes Mesa deserves a better tomorrow and a brighter future.



Bob’s priorities for the Senate District 25 and the City of Mesa were recently highlighted in his first web video.

To learn more about Bob, visit his website:
www.BobWorsleyforSenate.com or visit his Facebook page: www.facebook.com/BobWorsleyforSenate




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