Congresswoman Mimi Walters endorses Kathryn Nance for Congress
Rep. Mimi Walters
Kathryn Nance, current President of the Stockton Police Officers Association and a 19-year member of the Stockton Police Department, today received the endorsement of California Congresswoman Mimi Walters in her campaign for Congress against incumbent Congressman Jerry McNerney.
“California needs capable leaders with the knowledge and experience to get things done in Congress. That’s why I’m proud to endorse and support Kathryn Nance in California’s 9th Congressional District,” said Congresswoman Walters. “Her lifelong ties to her district, as well as her 19 years of experience with the Stockton Police Department, widely known as one of the toughest beats in the state, give her the experience to represent her district effectively as well as the backbone to stand up to D.C special interests. I need a partner in Congress who will work to get things done, and that’s why Kathryn Nance has my full support.”
Walters was elected to Congress in 2014 to represent California’s 45th Congressional District, and was subsequently elected by her colleagues as the Freshman Class Representative to the House Republican Conference leadership team.
The 9th Congressional District encompasses the majority of San Joaquin County, as well as a portion of Contra Costa, including most of Antioch and the City of Galt in Sacramento County.
“I am honored to have the support of Congresswoman Mimi Walters and looking forward to working with her in Congress,” said Nance. “From agriculture to terrorism, Jerry McNerney has represented liberal, out of touch values for far too long. I will be the common sense voice this District wants and needs.”
Born and raised in the Stockton area, Kathryn Nance is a 19-year veteran of the Stockton Police Department, currently serving as a Sergeant with the Department’s AB109 Task Force and as President of the Stockton Police Officers Association. She has previously served as a Field Training Officer and as a member of the Department’s Gang and Homicide units. She is married to her husband of 11 years, James Nance, who also serves as an officer with the Stockton Police Department. Together, they have a blended family of four children, ranging in ages of 15 to 24. Kathryn is an avid outdoors enthusiast and enjoys activities such as hiking, cycling, kayaking and CrossFit. Kathryn also served as the Chairwoman of Stockton’s annual “Strides Against Cancer” relay.
To learn more about Kathryn Nance for Congress, visit www.Nance2016.com, click like on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/KathrynNanceForCongress and follow on Twitter @Nance2016.
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An excellent endorsement for CD-9 candidate Kathryn Nance from my friend, Congresswoman Mimi Walters 🙂
McNerney supports a huge increase in the number of H-1b visas.
Look most, more than half, of all the generally available H-1b visas are used by Offshore Outsourcing companies, to get better qualified, more experienced U.S. workers (citizens and Green Card holders), to train their H-1b replacement.
When enough such replacements have occurred, the entire department is moved to India.
The Indian government calls the H-1b visa, the “Outsourcing” visa.
What kind of loser, idiotic, strategy is it, to give your principal competition a plane ticket and visa, so that your citizens can be forced to train your principal competition, and use it to move hundreds of thousands of jobs, Offshore.
Look, H-1b is a U.S. Federal Government program, it isn’t even an immigration program. It has nothing to do with immigration, because only a pitiful few of the H-1b visa holders ever go on to become citizens.
H-1b is a lose-lose, thanks to the oversubscription by Offshore Outsourcing companies, that are doing nothing but destroy jobs in the United States.
We don’t need an increase in the number of H-1b visas.
What we need to do is kick the Offshore Outsourcing companies out of the H-1b visa program.
If Offshore Outsourcing companies were barred from the H-1b visa program, we would never have seen a year, since inception, where we ran out of H-1b visas.