Reform, not band-aids, needed in Sacramento

Enough is enough, California. Career politicians have brought us financial shortfalls with their poor planning, entitlements, and mismanaged funds. It’s time we had business-minded professionals who can lead our state to stability and prosperity.

I’m not a career politician, but instead of pontificating from the sidelines, I chose to run for office and make a difference. I’m not beholden to the unions; I’m free to think and act objectively. I believe we need reform in Sacramento, and that band-aids WILL NOT fix this state. We need principled leaders with common sense and a plan.

I’m running for State Assembly to serve and represent each one of you. I’ll do this by utilizing my business background, coupled with my passion for what is right, and my frustrations with what is wrong. I’ve been laid off. I know what losing a job does to an individual and a family, and I’ll do whatever it takes to help those without jobs, and work to secure the jobs we

already have.

I’m eager to do my part to bring relief and prosperity to District 11. Together, we can make that happen. Thank you, neighbors and communities of Antioch.

Julie Craven
cravenforassembly2010.com

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