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2010 NOVEMBER ELECTION VOTE VALUES

We have compiled a list of resources below to make it easier for you to do your homework and decide how to vote your values. Several strong Christians have weighed in to help in making these decisions. Sadly, in some cases clear candidate values were muddy. However, we do hope this helps you contrast, compare and make prayerful decisions as you consider God’s non-negotiable moral values and stand with him.



CHRISTIANS CAN INFLUENCE AMERICAN VALUES - NOW MORE THAN EVER

1. Vote and Vote Values - Pro-Life, Pro-Marriage
2. Help 10 Others Get Registered to vote
3. Volunteer to Help a Worthy Candidate
4. Donate $25.00 to Support a Worthy Candidate



IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER:

Oct 26, 2010 - Last Day to Request an Absentee Ballot
Nov 2, 2010 - Election Day Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Registrar of Voters Office is open for voting 7 a.m. through 8 p.m.

SD Country Registrar of Voters



NOTE: If you forgot to mail your ballot, you may hand-deliver your ballot to your local polling location or registrar of Voters Office by 8 p.m. on Election Day.



THE ANSWERS YOU NEED ARE IN THESE WEBSITES. SO DO YOUR HOMEWORK!

CONTRAST AND COMPARE!



PRO-LIFE CANDIDATES:

California Pro Life Council

So Cal Pro Life Voter Guide



JUDICIAL SEATS

(Note: You have to actually cast a NO vote to unseat a judge. Be clear on this. Cast a NO vote.)

www.judgevoterguide.com/



COMPARE AND CONTRAST

Family Voter Info Guide

(Guides are available for pick up at most churches)

Robyn Nordell’s Conservative California Election

Craig Huey’s Election Forum

Save California

Howard Jarvis Taxpayer Information



California Family Policy Council

Christian Voter Guide

Citizen Link Voter





MUST READS:

TRELLIS PICKS (NEW! SEE BELOW FOR RECOMMENDATIONS)

Kacer Calls - Christian Citizenship Council

Tom McClintock Picks






CANDIDATE VOTING RECORDS:

On The Issues

Project Vote Smart



MULITLINGUAL - NON-PARTISAN ELECTION INFO: Easy Voter



OFFICIAL CALIF. STATE ELECTION INFO

Official State Voter Info Guide

Official State Elections and Voter Info



PARTY PLATFORMS COMPARED



REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRATIC, LIBERTARIAN

Republican Voter Guide

California Republican Assembly Endorsements

Democratic Party Voter Guide

Democratic Party

Libertarian Party California



















ELECTION FORUMS - Bring ballots and learn from the experts



CANDIDATE EMPORIUM

October 24, (Sunday) 2-4pm, At San Diego Marketplace, 1755 Euclid Ave., SD 92105 - Meet in person candidates running for office. Hosted by Mary Moran and more...

PROPOSITIONS PRESENTATIONS

18 October (Monday): Horizon Christian Fellowship is hosting a "State-wide Proposition Presentation" by Frank Kacer from 7:00-9:00 pm (5331 Mt. Alifan Drive; San Diego; 92111; in the cafeteria).

19 October (Tuesday): At The Rock Church (2277 Rosecrans St. San Diego, CA 92106) "State-wide Proposition Presentation" by Frank Kacer from 7:00-9:00 pm. Contact Alana Sorensen for details and specific location at asorensen@alanascreative.com
24 October (Sunday): Rancho Del Rey Christian Church is hosting a "State-wide Proposition Presentation" by Frank Kacer from 7:00-9:00 pm (3132 Tiger Run Ct.; Suite G-105; Carlsbad; 92010). Contact Chris White for details at saltnlightministry.rdr@gmail.com
17 October (Sunday): Grace Bible Church (655 West 11th Avenue; Escondido; 92025) "State-wide Proposition Presentation" from 7:30-8:30 pm. Contact Frank Kacer for more information at frankkacer@hotmail.com



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TRELLIS GROUP - Candidates and Propositions

The Trellis Group is comprised of Christian conservative women who represent a diverse ethnic and religious background, and believe in the values and principles of our founding fathers. The candidates and propositions have been vetted by Trellis according to certain essentials which are listed below and in line with those same principles of our founding fathers.



ESSENTIALS: Our litmus test in vetting candidates. Look for this sign ü or yes/no for judges



Pro-Life. Do they believe in life beginning at conception, and ending at natural death? Will they vote pro-life? Will they vote to overturn Roe v. Wade? Will they vote against embryonic stem cell research? Will they vote against euthanasia and cloning bills? We have allowed for the narrow exception of abortion in the case of rape, incest or risk of life of the mother if there was not a 100% pro-life candidate available.



Pro-Family. Do they believe that marriage is between a man and a woman? Will they vote to uphold traditional marriage? Will they uphold parental rights?



Pro-Constitutional. Will they strictly abide by a strict interpretation of the Constitution? Will they enforce border security, and vote against amnesty? Will they uphold religious liberties?



Pro Fiscal Responsibility. Do they believe in small government, and lowering taxes? Will they work to reform welfare? Do they believe in personal fiscal responsibility?



Upholding John 15: “Remain in me, as I remain in you. Just as a branch cannot bear fruit on its own unless it remains on the vine, so neither can you unless you remain in me. I am the vine, you are the branches. Whoever remains in me and I in him will bear much fruit, because without me you can do nothing.”



Important to Read the Trellis Disclaimer, below the Propositions.







November 2, 2010 Ballot for San Diego County



State Executive*

Governor

Edmund Brown – D

Meg Whitman – R

No selection – both candidates are pro-choice including support of taxpayer-funded abortion.

Lieutenant Governor

Abel Maldonado – R

Gavin Newsom – D

ü Karen England – R (write in candidate)

Secretary of State

ü Damon Dunn – R

Debra Bowen – D



Controller

John Chiang – D

ü Tony Strickland – R



Treasurer

Bill Lockyer – D

ü Mimi Walters – R



Attorney General

Kamala Harris – D

Steve Cooley – R



Insurance Commissioner

ü Mike Villines – R

Dave Jones – D



State Supt. of Public Instruction

Larry Aceves

Tom Torlakson

ü Diane Lenning (write-in candidate)



Board of Equalization*



State Board of Equalization – District 3

Mary Christian Heising – D

ü Michelle Steel – R



US Legislature*



United States Senator

Barbara Boxer – D

ü Carly Fiorina – R



United States Representative – Dist. 49

Howard Katz – D

ü Darrell Issa – R



United States Representative – Dist. 50

Francine Busby – D

Brian Bilbray – R



United States Representative – Dist. 51

Bob Filner – D

ü Nick Popaditch – R



United States Representative – Dist. 52

ü Duncan Hunter – R

Ray Lutz – D



United States Representative – Dist. 53

Susan Davis – D

ü Michael Crimmins – R



State Senate*



State Senator – Dist. 36

Paul Clay – D

ü Joel Anderson – R



State Senator – Dist. 38

ü Mark Wyland – R

Gila Jones – D



State Senator – Dist. 40

ü Brian Hendry – R

Juan Vargas – D



State Assembly*



Member of the State Assembly – Dist. 66

ü Kevin Jeffries – R

Douglas Dye – D



Member of the State Assembly – Dist. 73

ü Diane Harkey – R

Judy Jones – D



Member of the State Assembly – Dist. 74

ü Martin Garrick – R

Crystal Crawford – D



Member of the State Assembly – Dist. 75

Paul Garver – D

Nathan Fletcher – R

No selection – both candidates do not support Prop 8 – traditional marriage between a man and a woman.



Member of the State Assembly – Dist. 77

Mark Hanson – D

ü Brian Jones – R



Member of the State Assembly – Dist. 78

ü Rick Powell – R

Marty Block – D



Member of the State Assembly – Dist. 79

Ben Hueso – D

ü Derrick Roach – R



Judicial



California Supreme Court

Tani Cantil-Sakauye no

Carlos Moreno no

Ming Chin no



Justice, CA State Court of Appeal – Dist. 4, Div. 1 (Y/N)

Judith McConnell no



Justice, CA State Court of Appeal – Dist. 4, Div. 2 (Y/N)

ü Manuel Ramirez yes

ü Carol Codrington yes



Justice, CA State Court of Appeal – Dist. 4, Div. 3 (Y/N)

ü William Bedsworth yes

David Sills no

Eileen Moore no



*Only Democrat and Republican candidates lis

San Diego County Candidate List



SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE - OFFICE #20 Vote for 1

ü MILLER, JIM Attorney/Arbitrator

MONROY, RICHARD R. Deputy District Attorney



BOARD OF SUPERVISORS - DISTRICT #5 Vote for 1

GRONKE, STEVE City of Vista Councilman/Teacher

ü HORN, BILL San Diego County Supervisor/Rancher



ASSESSOR/RECORDER/CLERK Vote for 1

BUTLER, DAVID L. SD Cnty Assessor/Recorder/Clerk, Appointed

ü DRONENBURG, ERNEST J. “ERNIE” Taxpayer’s Advocate



CITY OF CARLSBAD – MAYOR Vote for 1

BERNARD, GLENN R. Retired USMC Officer

BLACKBURN, KEITH Carlsbad Councilman/Businessman

ü HALL, MATT Councilmember/Businessman

MEIER, WALT Irrigation Repair Specialist



CITY OF CARLSBAD - CITY COUNCIL Vote for 2

DOUGLAS, FARRAH Businesswoman/Planning Commissioner

JUBB, BILL Banking/Lending

ü PACKARD, MARK Incumbent

WANTZ, JON Business Consultant



CITY OF CARLSBAD - CITY CLERK Vote for 1

WOOD, LORRAINE M. Carlsbad City Clerk



CITY OF CARLSBAD – TREASURER Vote for 1

COMSTOCK, JIM CPA/MBA

ü O’REILLY, JOHN Investment Advisor Fiduciary



CITY OF CHULA VISTA - CITY COUNCIL-SEAT #2 Vote for 1

AGUILAR, PATRICIA Community Group President

ü BREITFELDER, LARRY Small Businessperson



CITY OF CORONADO - CITY COUNCIL Vote for 2

DENNY, BARBARA Coronado Councilwoman/Atty CA

ü METZ, DOUG School Trustee

OVROM, AL JR. Incumbent



CITY OF EL CAJON – MAYOR Vote for 1

GARCIA, JOHN “MIKE” Retired United States Marine

ü LEWIS, MARK Mayor, City of El Cajon

MINARICK, JOHNNEY P. Student/ Handyman

MOORE, TODD C. Retired Police Officer

MROZ, DARRIN Business Owner



CITY OF EL CAJON - CITY COUNCIL Vote for 1

CHUISANO, ANTHONY Retired/Dog Trainer

ü KENDRICK, GARY El Cajon City Council Member

MACOMBER, DRUMMOND “DRUM” Retired

SWAINSTON, DUANE “TREE” Manufacturing Supervisor



CITY OF ESCONDIDO – MAYOR Vote for 1

ü ABED,SAM Councilmember/Business Owner

BOLOGNA,JOE Retired Business Owner

D’ AGOSTA, TOM Businessman

ü DANIELS,DICK Mayor Pro Tem



CITY OF ESCONDIDO - CITY COUNCIL Vote for 2

BARRON, RICHARD C. Business Owner

CRONE, JIM Entrepreneur/Developer/Father

EVERITT, JASON Economic Development Analyst

ü GALLO, ED Businessman

MIRANDA, CARMEN School Office Manger

PFEILER, LORI HOLT Mayor

ü WALDRON, MARIE Small Businessowner/Councilmbr

CITY OF IMPERIAL BEACH – MAYOR Vote for 1

BIBBEY, MIKE Small Business Owner

ü FISHER, JACK Pastry Chef/Chocolatier

JANNEY, JIM Mayor/Business Owner

WELSH, JENNIFER Parent/Businesswoman/Artist



CITY OF LA MESA - CITY COUNCIL Vote for 2

ü ARAPOSTATHIS, MARK City Councilman/Teacher

DEAN, PATRICK Food Server

ü EWIN, ERNIE Councilman/Businessman

REED, BYRON Security Services Manager

RYNEARSON, KEVIN Graduate Research Chemist

SHIFF, IAN I. Security Software Executive



CITY OF LA MESA – MAYOR Vote for 1

ü LOTHIAN, LAURA Realtor

MADRID, ART Mayor



CITY OF OCEANSIDE - CITY COUNCIL Vote for 2

CROSSMAN, KEN Retired Sheriff’s Sergeant

ü FELIEN, GARY Oceanside City Treasurer

KERN, JEROME M. “JERRY” Councilmember/Teacher

LOWERY, CHARLES Oceanside Councilmbr/Businessman

MARTIN, REX Retired 911 Director



CITY OF SAN DIEGO - CITY COUNCIL-DIST #6 Vote for 1

WAYNE, HOWARD Deputy Attorney General

ü ZAPF, LORIE Businesswoman/Legal Reform Advocate



CITY OF SAN DIEGO - CITY COUNCIL-DIST #8 Vote for 1

ALVAREZ,DAVID Legislative District Representative

HUESO, FELIPE College Chairman/Educator/Attorney



CITY OF SAN MARCOS – MAYOR Vote for 1

ü DESMOND, JIM Mayor/Airline Captain



CITY SAN MARCOS - CITY COUNCIL Vote for 2

HANSEN, MIKE Businessman

HUNSAKER, MICHAEL Retired Engineer

ü JABARA, KRISTAL Planning Commissioner/Businesswoman

ORLANDO, CHRIS Councilmember/Businessman

ü PRESTON, MIKE Councilmember/Businessman



CITY OF SANTEE - CITY COUNCIL Vote for 3

ENRIGHT, JANET Retired Administrative Manager

ü GROCE, SHARI L. Aerospace Engineer

KALASHO, BEN Business Owner/CEO

MCNELIS, ROB Santee Business Owner

MINTO, JOHN W. Incumbent

QUALIN, ROCKY Business Consultant

REYES, RUDY Archaeologist/Scientist/Educator

RYAN, JOHN Longshoreman



CITY OF VISTA – MAYOR Vote for 1

RABEL, CHUCK Retired Manufacturing Executive

ü RITTER, JUDY Mayor Pro Tem

UHRI, PATRICK Businessman/Contractor



CITY OF VISTA - CITY COUNCIL Vote for 2

ü AGUILERA, JOHN J. Chairman, Planning Commission

BOOTH, MICHAEL Real Estate Investor

CARRILLO, MARIO Business Owner

ü COWLES, DAVE Retired Educator

ü DINNEL, MICHAEL “DOC” Podiatrist/Business Owner

FELICCIA, SAM Restaurateur

FLEMING, TOM Shoe Repairman

MILES, CARLA Vice President, HOA



School District

GROSSMNT-CUY COM COLLEGE - SEAT #1 Vote for 1

BAKER, RYAN LEE

HIEL, EDWIN Community College Professor

ü PING, LELAND R. Preacher/Teacher



GROSSMNT-CUY COM COLLEGE - SEAT #2 Vote for 1

JUSTESON, DEBBIE College/University Instructor

ü KOLE, ORRIN Law Enforcement Officer



SOUTHWESTERN COMM COLL - SEAT #5 Vote for 1

DOMINGUEZ, JORGE Incumbent

ü MC LEROY, WILLIAM “BUD” Firefighter/Educator

MERCADO, JAIME Retired Principal

NADER, TIM Deputy Attorney General



CARLSBAD UNIFIED SCHOOL Vote for 3

BELL, JAY Construction Executive/Parent

ü PEARSON, RAY Businessperson/Parent

RODMAN, LISA Incumbent

ü TANNER, ANN E. Social Worker/Parent

WILLIAMS, VERONICA Business Owner/Parent



OCEANSIDE UNIFIED SCHOOL Vote for 3

ABEL, BILL Retired School Administrator

ADAMS, LILLIAN V. Retired Educator

LACY, JANET BLEDSOE Family Law Attorney

ü WICHMANN, EMILY ORTIZ Bd Pres, Oceanside Un Sch Dist



POWAY UNIFIED SCHOOL Vote for 3

BEATTY, KIMBERLEY PTA Board Member

ü DAVIS, MARC Businessman/Financial Advisor

GILES, TOM Business Owner

GUNDERSON, JOHN District Attorney Investigator

GUTSCHOW, TODD Incumbent

PIERCE, FREDERICK W. Student Housing Executive

RANFTLE, PENNY Incumbent

RODKIN, STAN Retired Mechanical Engineer



RAMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL Vote for 3

DOHM, RODGER Incumbent

LASLEY, KIM R. Business Owner/Volunteer

RAJCIC, JOHN Educator

ROSENBERG, DAVID S. Businessman

ü STOODY, BOB Incumbent

THELIN, JOE Parent/Computer Scientist



ESCONDIDO UNION HIGH Vote for 3

GARCIA, RANDY Appointed Bd Member, Esc UHS Dist

ü PETERSEN, JON Governing Bd Member, Esc UHS Dist

POPE, TINA Governing Board Member, Esc UHS Dist



GROSSMONT UNION HIGH Vote for 3

DIVINE, ROBERT B. “BOB” Businessman/Teacher/Coach

DIVINE, ROBERT B. “BRIAN” Teacher/Coach

HOY, RICHARD “DICK” Retired Teacher

ü KELLY,JIM Governing Bd Member, Grossmont UHS Dist

RIGGINS, DOLORES T. Pharmacist

ü SHIELD, ROBERT Teacher/President, Grossmont UHS Dist



SWEETWATER UNION HIGH - SEAT #1 Vote for 1

ü CARTMILL, JIM Governing Bd Member, SW UHS Dist - Seat #1

JANNEY, KAREN Retired Educator

RIVERA, HECTOR Community Volunteer



SWEETWATER UNION HIGH - SEAT #3 Vote for 1

ü MC CANN, JOHN Councilmember/Navy Reservist

PROVENCIO, LORENZO Retired Teacher

RIVERA, HECTOR Political Consultant

SANDOVAL, GREG R. Governing Bd Member, SW UHS Dist



ALPINE UNION SCHOOL Vote for 3

ü ARCHER, JIM Retired Labor Consultant

CARUTHERS, TIMOTHY L. Doctor

DICKIE, GLENN Business Manager/Parent

HENKE, GINA C. Board Member/Teacher

NEWCOMB, CHRISTOPHER J. Appointed Incumbent

PERRICONE, JOSEPH Local Area Contractor

WRAY, ERIC Board President, Alpine Un Sch Dist

ZENO, DANA Alpine Planning Group Member



CAJON VALLEY UNION Vote for 3

ALFANO, JANE CRUZ Incumbent

ü BARTO, JILL D. Bd Member, Cajon Valley Un Sch Dist

MARKLE, DEANNE Community Volunteer

OTERO, TAMARA Community Volunteer



ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL Vote for 3

ü ANDRADE, EMILY Retired School Administrator

ü GRAY, CINDY Community Volunteer

JULIUSSEN, ALLAN H. Retired General Contractor

LISAUSKAS, SAUL Business Owner/Engineer

MARTORANA, SHIRA Small Business Owner

MC CORKLE, BILL Chief Financial Officer

ü SONKEN, GREGG Retired School Administrator

STRICH, MARLA Vice-President, Encinitas Union School Dist Bd



ESCONDIDO UNION SCHOOL Vote for 3

FRAGOZO, JOSE M. Parent/Electronic Technician

ü GARDNER, JOAN Governing Board Member

HRANEK, MARTY Educator/Parent

ü MOORE, ROYCE Governing Board Member

WOODS, LINDA Board Member/Homemaker



LA MESA-SPRING VLY SCH Vote for 3

ü DUFF, BOB Governing Bd Member, LM-SV Sch Dist

HALGREN, PENNY Governing Board Member

STEIGER, JAY Parent/Software Analyst

ü WINET, RICK Governing Bd Member, LM-SV Sch Dist



LAKESIDE UNION SCHOOL Vote for 3

BOTTER, ANTON Contractor

COOK, GELIA Business Owner

ü HOWE, KEVIN C. Retired Firefighter

LA CHAPPA, BONNIE Community Relations Director



SAN PASQUAL UNION Vote for 3

BURROWS, JENNIFER Registered Nurse

ü HANSEN, DARLENE Trustee/RN/Educator

JACKSON, BLAISE J. Governing Board Member

ü KELLER, BENNETT Management Engineer/Parent



SANTEE SCHOOL - SEAT #5 Vote for 1

FOX, KEN Businessman

ü PINA, GABRIEL J. Self Employed Bookkeeper

MC LEAN, DEE Retired Teacher



TRI-CITY HEALTHCARE Vote for 3

ü CASS, GARY L. CEO

GOUNARIS, DOREEN E. Strategic Planning/Marketing

HORTON, RANDY Certified Public Accountant

KELLETT, CYRIL F. Physician

LANDIS, IRA M. Appointed Board Member

SCHALLOCK, LARRY W. Bd Member, Tri-City Healthcare Dist

WAKEMAN, CHRIS Healthcare Business Owner

Insufficient information was obtained to make selections of candidates other than Gary Cass





CALIFORNIA PROPOSITIONS



Proposition -




19 Legalize Marijuana and Allow It to Be Regulated and Taxed.


No






20 Constitutional Amendment- Redistricting of Congressional Districts.


Yes

Removes elected representatives from the process of establishing congressional districts and transfers that authority to the recently-authorized 14-member redistricting commission.









21 Establishes $18 Annual Vehicle License Surcharge to Help Fund State Parks and Wildlife Programs and Grants Free Admission to All State Parks to Surcharged Vehicles.


No






22 Constitutional Amendment - Prohibits the State from Taking Funds Used for Transportation or Local Government Projects and Services.


No position taken






23 Suspends Air Pollution Control Laws Requiring Major Polluters to Report and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions That Cause Global Warming Until Unemployment Drops Below Specified Level for Full Year.


Yes






24 Repeals Recent Legislation That Would Allow Businesses to Carry Back Losses, Share Tax Credits, and Use a Sales-Based Income Calculation to Lower Taxable Income.


No






25 Constitutional Amendment - Changes Legislative Vote Requirement to Pass a Budget from Two-Thirds to a Simple Majority. Retains Two-Thirds Vote Requirement for Taxes.


No






26 Constitutional Amendment - Increases Legislative Vote Requirement to Two-Thirds for State Levies and Charges. Imposes Additional Requirement for Voters to Approve Local Levies and Charges with Limited Exceptions.


Yes






27 Constitutional Amendment and Statute - Eliminates State Commission on Redistricting. Consolidates Authority for Redistricting with Elected Representatives.


No



COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO LOCAL PROPOSITIONS



Proposition




County of San Diego - A


Yes

Proposed San Diego County Charter Amendment to Ensure Fair and Open Competition for County Construction Contracts.









City of San Diego - B


No

Amends City Charter to Add Good Cause Requirement for Certain Terminations or Suspensions of Deputy City Attorneys.









City of San Diego – C


Yes

Amending Ordinance Number O-18568 (Prop/ M of 1998) Relating to Development of Pacific Highlands Ranch.









City of San Diego - D


No

If Financial Reform Conditions Are Met, Authorizes Temporary One-Half Cent Sales Tax.









City of Carlsbad – G


Yes

Shall the Charter of Carlsbad, California be amended to add Section 502 Retention of Benefits limiting increases in safety retirement benefits without an amendment to this section?









City of Chula Vista - H


No

Shall the ordinance to modernize the City’s 1978 Telephone Users’ Tax (renamed the Telecommunications Users’ Tax),









San Diego Unified School District - J


No

Emergency Teacher Retention/Classroom Education Measure. Shall San Diego Unified School District levy a Temporary 5 Year Emergency annual tax of $98/single family home, and taxes on other types of parcels? Requires 2/3









San Marcos Unified School District - K


No

Shall San Marcos Unified School District issue $287 million in bonds?









Julian Union High School District - L


No

Shall the Julian Union High School District be authorized to issue $2,100,000 in bonds?









Dehesa School District - M


No

Shall Dehesa School District be authorized to issue $5.5 million of bonds?









South Bay Union School District - O


No

Shall South Bay Union School District raise $1.7 million per year for four years through a parcel tax at a rate described in the voter pamphlet?









Encinitas Union School District - P


No

Shall Encinitas Union School District acquire, construct, upgrade, and equip school facilities by issuing $44,200,000 of bonds?






DISCLAIMER:Trellis selections for candidates are based on information that we were aware of as of October 11, 2010. The information was obtained by personal communication with candidates of one or more members of our group, review of voting records or recommendations by other individuals who share our beliefs on the same four essential issues. We have not carried out an exhaustive search of all issues for all candidates. We understand and acknowledge that any or all of the candidates may choose to change their stance on issues at any point or may not vote in accordance with their stated views. Any changes of candidates’ stance on issues since our review have not been taken into account. We have not updated our information since October 11, 2010. Trellis selections represent the personal opinions of the members of the Trellis Group.------END TRELLIS GROUP INFORMATION





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CRA Endorsements!

Last night at the Ranch House Restaurant, local CRA units enthusiastically gathered to listen to about twenty eager candidates. After the speeches, questions, discussions and votes the candidates below were endorsed.
We congratulate them! Let's work hard to elect them to advance conservative principles - life, liberty and pursuit of happiness while defending our US Constitution.

CRA endorsed candidates:

Duncan Hunter - 52nd Congressional District

Joel Anderson - 36th State Senate Dist

Brian Jones - 77th Assembly District

Orrin Kole & Leland Ping - Grossmont-Cuyamaca Comm College

Jim Kelly & Rob Shield - Grossmont Union High School

Mark Lewis - El Cajon Mayor

Gary Kendrick - El Cajon City Council

Shari Groce - Santee City Council

Bob Duff & Rick Winet - La Mesa Spring Valley School District

Gabriel Pina - Santee School Board

Kevin Howe - Lakeside School District

Jill Barto - Cajon Valley School District

Ronn Hall & James Peasley - Padre Dam MWD

Mike Anderson & Jon Lorenz - Lakeside Fire Board

Richard Augustine & Gary Kelley - San Miguel Fire Board

Lorenzo Provencio - Sweetwater School District #3

Prop A - support


Sylvia
East County CRA President & Frank Hilliker - President of Greater Santee CRA

A Time For Choosing

Note: These are my remarks before the Grossmont Union High School Board on 06/10/10 regarding the naming of the new H.S. in Alpine.

Good Evening;

I’m Sylvia Sullivan, district resident, taxpayer, business owner and concerned citizen.

For this board, it truly is a time for choosing. You have a very exciting opportunity for our students. Before you, is a chance to make history for our district by naming the new high school after a transformational, inspirational and exceptional individual – Ronald Reagan!
And yes, I have an agenda, one that most in this room would support. The agenda is to promote all that will improve education and opportunities for our students.

Our beloved former President and California Governor was a very humble person. And he would not impose his name on a school. True, but the naming of the school is not so much for him but it is for our students. They deserve to be taught about our exceptional country that produces leaders like Ronald Reagan. They should learn about freedom, liberty and the joy of life he exuded.

As one whose family fled the tyranny and loss of freedom in Cuba, I especially appreciate his stands against evil and his successful triumph for liberty in the former Soviet bloc countries. He understood that “if we lose freedom here, there’s no place to escape to. This is the last stand on earth.”

Please do not allow misguided political correctness rob our children of this honor. Do not cave to such words as expressed by Robert Welch, Viejas Vice Chairman, saying, “Your actions will have an impact on our future relationship with this district.” Even such opponents had to admit that Reagan supported the Indian Tribal Gov’t Tax Status Act and the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.

Yes, Ronald Reagan was a very strong supporter of local control. As the duly elected body for our district you should exercise the authority properly given to you by the people.
Let’s allow the new High School, our students, our community to have this honor. Let it be like a shining city on hill in Alpine –Ronald Reagan High School!

I Choose Chuck!

Yes, I encourage you too, to choose Chuck Devore for U.S. Senate. He has a proven conservative track record of votes and positions to advance our principles.

Carly, while sounding good, lacks this important background. In which case, I looked to her campaign to judge her character and commitment. Sadly, she broke her first campaign promise to me.

In February, I was invited to a small group meeting with Carly Fiorina. Granted, she speaks well and has a compelling story. We were asked to submit our questions in writing and she answered a few. Of course time was up and many were left unanswered. Carly assured us that those answers would be emailed to our email addresses we had turned in. This is June and to date no email has come from Carly. Normally this would not be a big deal. Obviously candidates are very busy and it's hard to fulfill such a promise. At the very least an aide should have responded apologizing for the oversight explaining the campaign schedule , etc.

Since she lacks a track record, is the above account a forboding insight to the value of her word? For instance she is now against Obamacare, and now against amnesty for illegals and has flip flopped on the Arizona immigration law. Also troubling are positions that remained unchanged - her support for Sotomayor and praise for Jesse Jackson.

Experience has taught tough lessons that demonstrate it is imperative to elect tested conservatives and that talk is cheap.

Our vote must be based on more than money and gender. Our vote must count for character and proven conservatism - please choose Chuck Devore.

Below are my elections selections -

Duncan Hunter - 52nd Congressional District

John Eastman - Attorney General

Joel Anderson - 36th State Senate District

Bill Wells - 77th Assembly District

Martin Garrick - 74th Assembly District

Bill Horn - Board of Supervisors #5

Jay La Suer - Sheriff

Jeff Olson - Assessor/Recorder/ClerkSuperior

Court Judges:

Craig Candelore office #14

Larry Kincaid office #34

Bill Trask office #21

Prop 14 vote NO

Chula Vista Prop G - support

U-T's Lame Response to -What Else is Wrong?

Update - The U-T's response printed below, to errors in the editorial of 05/09/10, entitled "What's in a Name?"

It was a very lame attempt to distract from the point I was making. The editor, Don Sevrens,who wrote the piece, was very defensive about his errors as we spoke on the phone. The point was that on the issue of GUHSD naming the new high school, he rushed to judgement. His liberal knee jerk response was reflected throughout the piece. Just as he had not checked out the facts about me or Louis Russo, he failed to accurately portray the process of naming the new high school.

(my letter to the editor)

If today's U-T editorial regarding the Grossmont Union High School board's advisory panel is as accurate as the facts used to describe me, it's time for the editors to go back to school.


Contrary to what was penned, I do not live in La Mesa, or own a bookkeeping business nor am I a member of the Republican Central Committee. Three out of four incorrect facts about me, set the pace for inaccuracy in the rest of the editorial.


Examining the facts demonstrates that the Board is following a standard process and delegating the initial selection by the appointment of a panel of local concerned citizens. This hardly constitutes diverting attention from education. Simply performing a proper function of naming a new high school.


As for the Helix Charter High School issue, it is imperative that officials do what is necessary to keep our students safe from sexual predators. Again a very proper function of the Board.


East County parents, students and taxpayers appreciate these efforts. Furthermore, the editor is wrong again in representing participation in the political process as a kind of dirty word. It is our American system and no grounds to disqualify one from service to the community. In fact, the only place stirring up distractions and feuds is on editorial pages of the U-T.



Below is the lame response from the U-T:


For the Record
Editorial had out-of-date references
Wednesday, May 12, 2010 at 12:05 a.m.
• A Sunday editorial, “What’s in a name?/East County school fight diverts attention from education,” contained out-of-date references to the associations of Sylvia Sullivan and Louis Russo, appointees to an advisory committee helping to find a name for a new high school in Alpine. Sullivan is a former resident of La Mesa, former owner of a bookkeeping business and former Republican County Central Committee member. Russo is a former member of the Alpine Planning Group and San Diego Rural Fire District board. He lists his occupation now as a corporate instructional systems designer.
The Union-Tribune regrets the errors.
It is the policy of the Union-Tribune to correct all errors. To discuss accuracy or fairness of articles on the editorial and opinion pages, please write:
William Osborne, senior editor/opinion, (619) 293-1395, or e-mail:bill.osborne@uniontrib.com

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/may/12/editorial-had-out-date-references/
below is link to original editorial:
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/may/09/whats-in-a-name/

Run the Race to Finish Strong!

Now more than ever the California Human Rights Amendments is needed. Especially in light of the passage of Obamacare that forces federal tax funds to be used for abortions. Especially in California where none of the top three candidates for governor support the right to life of preborn children.

Will the pro pot people care more about smoking pot than we do about the babies? (Their initiative qualified.) Please let it not be!
Join the California Republican Assembly, American Family Association, Concerned Women for America, Tony Perkins of Family Research Council, Dr Alveda King, Dr. Jim Garlow, Dana Cody of Life Legal defense and many more pro family groups and individuals in support of CHRA.

Time is short. Please take your petitions to your church tomorrow, Earth Day Fair, or anywhere decent people gather and get them turned in ASAP. Below is an update, a message from Mary:

Praise God, the California Human Rights Amendment is close to qualifying.

Thank you!!!
Thousands of petitions have arrived at the PO Box.
Each petition is being reviewed.
Each signature is being counted.
Each signature is vital.

We still need approx. 200,000 more signatures.
If each of us collect 20 more signatures.
Your effort will push the campaign over the top.

Can you please collect 20 more signatures?

Remember, this is a grass roots campaign. NO professional signatures are being paid.
Its up to each of us to own this campaign and ensure its qualification.

Can you help? Please go to www.californiahumanrightsamendment.com and download/print the petition or call 1 800 836 4937 to have petitions mailed to you.
Mail them in to the PO Box by April 20 - the deadline has been extended by a few days, April 20 is the drop dead date.

Thank you for your faithfulness. You've worked hard. We're coming down the stretch....
Please extend yourself one last time....for the protection and defense of the pre-born.

And please pray, pray. pray for the victory of this important initiative - all for His Honor and Glory

Love in Christ,
mary
"In as much as you've done unto one of the least of my brethren, ye have done unto me." Matthew 25:40

CRA Endorsements!

San Diego County CRA is pleased to announce its
endorsements made at the SDCounty CRA,
April 14, 2010, endorsing meeting. Delegates
participated fromfive San Diego County CRA
units with Senate District Director, Frank Hilliker
presiding. Candidates must receive at least a two-thirds vote for
endorsement.

Duncan Hunter - 52nd Congressional District
Martin Garrick - 74th Assembly District
Bill Horn - Board of Supervisors #5
Jay La Suer - Sheriff
Jeff Olson - Assessor/Recorder/Clerk

Superior Court Judges:
Craig Candelore office #14
Larry Kincaid office #34
Bill Trask office #21

Chula Vista Prop G - support (pending State CRA confirmation)

Previously endorsed:

Joel Anderson - 36th State Senate District

Bill Wells - 77th Assembly District

Congratulations to our great conservative candidates!
Now let's work to an exciting victory in June!

Searchlight, NV Tea Party

Kylee and I with signs are ready to go

My t-shirt tells what I think of Obama

What an experience it turned out to be! I was fortunate enough to travel to Searchlight, NV, hometown of Harry Reid for the Tea Party event.

Kylee, my 8yr old granddaughter loves Sarah Palin. She was very excited to come with me. We took a very no frills bus trip with about 40 other like minded concerned conservative citizens.

The plan was to leave from Santee on late Friday afternoon to stay at a hotel in Laughlin, NV for the night. The traffic was wild on the 15 so we got to the hotel around midnight. We didn't even care that the phone and TV in the room didn't work. It was straight to bed to get an early start on the big day.

The morning began on a great note as Kylee and I observed five bunny rabbits by the river from our hotel window. After breakfast, we loaded up on the bus heading to Harrah's next door for the Tea Party Express morning press conference.

We were disappointed when we learned that the hotel had rescinded its permission to allow the press conference to take place on its property. Didn't realize old Harry had that much clout.

So it was back on the bus as the winds kicked up, for the short trip into Searchlight. The caravan was an awesome sight as we got closer, patriots lined up as far as the eye could see. Each conveying the message that we the people will be heard.

Of course, the main message was to rid us of Reid! He had a handful of supporters waving signs and giving us the one finger salute. They had posted a line of Reid signs welcoming us to "his country".

We arrived and got off the bus to an amazing sight of thousands and thousands of people hurrying to get to a piece of the desert where the the program had already begun. They had come from all "57" states as Obama would say.They were of all ages, sizes, colors, and backgrounds, united in saving the nation from the slide into socialism. The estimated of the number of people ranged between 7000 up to 30,000. My guess is it was somewhere in the middle.

As we rushed toward the gathering, the winds blew, buffeting my sign. I grabbed Kylee, two heavy folding chairs, the snack bag, purse and sign as we made our way. As the cold wind cut through my light wrap, my arms ached. The thought entered my mind- what was I doing here? We could barely hold our signs and my feet hurt walking on the rocks, big and small. Guess wearing wedge heeled sandals was not a good idea. We walked and walked trying to find a spot to at least see the stage. (Later I realized there was a big screen but somehow I hadn't noticed it.)

At last we found a spot to set up our chairs in the crowd helping to block the wind. The sun had begun to warm things up a bit. The crowd was incredible. Everyone was courteous. Unlike some other types of public gatherings, I didn't hear any foul language.

The excitement exploded as Sarah Palin took the stage. Her inspiring words electrified the people as the crowd roared in agreement and appreciation.

Many terrific speakers followed including: Mark Williams, Roger Hedgecock, Andrew Breitbart, Joe the plumber, Chuck DeVore.

Some of the speakers referred to the media present admonishing them to simply tell the truth about the tea parties. We truly are a wide variety of American citizens united in the common goal of restoring adherence to the Constitution and sanity in the government.

The liberal media seem to have a difficult time believing that it is a genuine grassroots movement. During an interview with a newspaper reporter, he had an odd question. He remarked on the number of signs. then inquired if the signs had been given to the people! After I explained the reality before him, he inquired about my sign. He still found it hard to believe that we are for real unlike the left.

During the exhilarating experience in a sea of red, white and blue and American flags, I understood why we must make the effort and take the stand. Freedom isn't free. It never has been. I watched Kylee enjoy the thrilling day. She even made herself a couple more signs on her own. They said, "No More Taxes" and " Go Sarah Palin". So we will show up, speak out and fight for our God, family and country. In our own way, we will pay the price for our liberty.

(Below are some pictures I took on the adventure. If you scroll to the bottom and view them as numbered they'll be in the right order. I'm still learning how to post)

11. Kylee had a great time posing for
pictures and making some new doggie friends.



10. Also present and speaking were Chuck DeVore and Joe the Plumber.












9. People from all over came to
express their stand for our US
Const. and the American way of life.

















8.There was tons of media present to cover the event as both pics show.

7. This creature had the face of Harry Reid and was just about as strange.

6. Fabulous creativity is on display.













5. In front of the Tea Party Express bus at Harrah's where the press conference that did not happen was to take place.













4. Getting ready for our group to load up on the bus.















3. My t-shirt says it all regarding Obama.
(pic is at top of page)

2. Kylee enjoys making a colorful sign.

1. With our signs ready, Kylee and I are set to go.
(pic is at top of page)

Why Babies Continue to Die

This is account of what happened at the initiatives committee meeting at the California Republican Party Convention this weekend. It is one reason that babies will continue to die. Albin Rhomberg, presented the parental notification amendment asking for an endorsement. It was endorsed. As I believed that it deserved the endorsement. Then it was my turn to speak in favor of the party endorsing the California Human Rights Amendment. It is in the signature gathering stage and the CRP endorsement would have been helpful in reaching a different group of people. After I was done, Mike Spence said there was someone there to speak in opposition. It was the parental notification person, Albin Rhomberg. He is not a member of the committee or delegate or associate. I'm not even sure he is a Republican. He slammed CHRA- the wording, time, place and scared the candidates by saying it would be bad for them in November. . Then without any time given for me to respond or anyone else to ask a question. Someone tabled it. It was tabled until it qualifies. This blocked it from being brought before the whole convention. Where I believe it stood a good chance of passing. Since it was tabled, it could not be brought up on the floor. So I ended up giving out the petitions and literature with a few helpers. Afterwards, Mr. Rhomberg said he felt compelled since the pro abortion people would not. He claimed CHRA is bad for pro life and for the Republicans. He also said that there are limited resources available yet denied he was doing it to protect his petition. Although during his talk regarding the parental notification petition, he blamed Prop 8 for parental notification's loss last time. I expect attacks from the pro aborts, it is quite another to be stabbed in the back by a so-called fellow pro lifer. The result is division in the pro life movement and no coalition building - opportunities blown. Below is part of my presentation to the initiatives committee and you can check out the CHRA website: www.californiahumanrightsamendment.com/ There once was a time- at its beginning that this party took the lead for human rights in asserting that all humans, including slaves were persons entitled to all human and civil rights. Throughout our history we have been the party standing, leading the battles for such rights for all. Today our party is called to lead in California by joining a vibrant personhood movement taking place in 40 states. The California Human Rights Amendment simply recognizes the fact, truth of the personhood of all human beings from conception to natural death. I urge you to respond to this call by endorsing this effort not only because it is morally right and in the traditions of our party but because it is also politically wise. 1. It energizes the conservative base to activism and involvement since neither of the two major candidates for governor are pro life. Especially the young people ages 18-29, who are becoming increasingly pro life as shown in a recent Marist Poll that found that 58% of them described abortion as "morally wrong". 2. It highlights the dirty little secret that the African American community is targeted for abortion. African American Pastor Walter Hoye who leads the effort for CHRA in California gives as one of his motivations this fact. Although blacks account for only 12% of the US population they account for 37% of all abortions in this country. This is not by accident as a brief review of Planned Parenthood and its history would reveal. There are those who say it can't be done. If we do nothing, they are right. I say if we work together, we can accomplish it if we commit to never quit until we succeed. How long did it take William Wilberfoce to end slavery in England - a lifetime, 45 years. There are some in the pro life movement who oppose this amendment on legal and legalese grounds with multiple definitions of personhood. I believe that words mean what they plainly say without needing a lawyer to explain. We don't need to go down the road of "it depends on what the meaning of "is" is. In this large pro life movement there are family squabbles from time to time. In the end we just want to save babies and no one group has a monopoly on how. I simply ask if you can't help please don't hinder or discourage this valiant grassroots movement sweeping the nation. Instead, encourage the people by endorsing the California Human Rights Amendment.

About Last Night 2/26/10

Last night it was standing room only, as an estimated 100 people met at the Ranch House Restaurant for the CRA candidate forum in East County. The evening began with a reverential reciting of the Lords Prayer in song led by Father Halverson.


The candidates for Sheriff were up first. Jim Duffy and Bruce Ruff were present. Unit presidents, Frank Hilliker (Greater Santee Unit) and Sylvia Sullivan (East County CRA) ran the forum. Each candidate was given one minute for opening and closing statements. The majority of the time was spent in answering questions submitted in writing by the members and guests.


To be considered for endorsement each candidate had been mailed a questionnaire to be filled out and returned before the meeting night. CRA is committed to the importance of knowing a candidate’s core values and principles. The questionnaire also acts as a tool for accountability.


Ruff explained his refusal to answer his questionnaire except for one gun questions as,
“…the law enforcement member is not legally entitled to let their personal opinion about laws impact the enforcement of laws.” This was a new approach for Ruff, since he has answered our questionnaires in the past. The questions are designed to reveal the fundamental principles that guide the candidate. It would seem that he could reveal in writing, his views and still enforce the law.
Duffy was questioned about his support for hate crimes legislation and the adoption of children by same-sex couples. His explanation was he had added that his “oath is to support the law.” It became confusing, contradictory when he responded that he opposed abortion on demand and taxpayer funded abortions. Yet they, too, are the current law.
Duffy was asked in light of the illegal activity that takes place at the Gay Pride Parade, if he would be marching in it. He said that he had already marched in the parade when he became a candidate. He would continue to do so as Sheriff.
Bruce Ruff said he would not march in the Gay Pride Parade.
Both Duffy and Ruff expressed their support for the second amendment. They both disagreed with the methods of Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
Bill Gore and Jay La Suer were unable to attend due to prior commitments
The questionnaire scores were as follows: Bill Gore 0% (none turned in), Bruce Ruff 4%
Jim Duffy 81% and Jay La Suer 100%

Then the 36th District State Senate candidates were next. This included Kenneth Dickson, Greg Stephens and Jeff Stone. Joel Anderson was to attend but was delayed at another event. His chief of staff Collin McGlashen, spoke briefly on Anderson’s behalf.
Dickson, Stephens and Stone expressed strong pro-life and pro-family positions. All three stressed fiscal responsibility and agreed that Californians are taxed enough already.

Stone forcefully criticized Anderson several times regarding his campaign contribution sources and Anderson’s vote to confirm Abel Maldonado.
On a light but sad note, the candidates were asked if they had ever been accused of having an affair. This was considering the damage done to the Republican Party by Mike Duvall’s problems. Thankfully, they all answered -NO.
All four candidates answered their questionnaires and received perfect scores as strong conservatives.


The final part of the forum dealt with the 77th Assembly candidates. All four were present – Richard Bailey, Brian Jones, Christine Rubin and Bill Wells.
Early on, Rubin was asked about her support for adoption of children by same-sex couples. She explained that for the sake of the child who might end up in an institution, she favored such adoptions. This drew strong responses from Wells and Jones who stated that it was for the well being of the child that they opposed these adoptions.
In an unusual move Bailey said he agreed with Rubin also favoring same-sex couples adopting children. He stated he could not recall how he answered his questionnaire. A quick look revealed he had opposed it. In it he also opposed the Constitutional Amendment to define marriage as between one man and one woman. It also showed he supported physician-assisted suicide legislation.
Rubin was further asked about her support of medical marijuana usage as is currently allowed under Proposition 215. Rubin went into details of the many problems Proposition 215 has caused. When asked if she had changed her position to now opposing Prop 215. She confirmed her support for Prop 215.
All candidates described themselves as strong fiscal conservatives. Their questionnaire scores were as follows: Bailey 84%, Rubin 92%, Jones 100% and Wells 100%.

The evening ended on a positive note with many attendees joining and/or renewing their CRA memberships. They are looking forward to the next CRA event since this was an interesting and informative experience.


Sylvia Sullivan

East County CRA President

Civil Rights Denied!

The moral issue of our time is abortion. Since 1973, a whole class of human beings- the most innocent and defenseless have been stripped of all human rights.
The slaughter of over 50 million unborn children has unleashed unspeakable evil.

This includes:

Complete loss of respect for life- dead babies found in dumpsters, trash and toilets
Partial birth abortions, infanticide, abortion as birth control, gender selection abortions
Women maimed physically, emotionally or dead at the hands of abortionists
Minors harmed by abortions without parental notification or non reporting of sexual abuse
Men using women by relying on abortion to avoid responsibility
Fathers denied any rights in deciding if his child lives or dies

The above list only begins to describe the ramifications of abortion on demand, at anytime for any reason and at taxpayers expense.

As we remember today all those lives destroyed by this infamous Supreme Court travesty. Let's pray soon all civil, human rights will be restored to the preborn. Lastly, may our actions find us diligent in this battle. May we not be ashamed when someday asked by our horrified children or grandchildren, "What did you do when they were killing children?"

I'll end with a plea.

Please Forget Me Not!

I’m so small, not easily seen or heard,
A baby, with no voice nor choice, so absurd.

Mother Earth has rights, animal rights, even criminal rights,
Yet they say it’s all settled, those Roe v Wade fights.

Baby condors, snails and whales have defenders,
I’m, a glob, a pregnancy by-product, what pretenders!

My blood is sought, for many dollars bought,
Who will cry out for me, please forget me not.

Be quiet, don’t bring up the thorny “A” issue
Don’t rock the boat for a little bit of tissue.

But I have no voice, no choice, nothing to say,
By their CHOICE, my life is taken away.

Mom, Dad, please let me live life and see days light,
Don’t let the womb be my tomb, I’m worth the fight!

My blood is sought, for many dollars bought,
Who will cry out for me, please forget me not!

Where is My Country?

As I walked around the land of the free
Such shocking bloodshed from sea to sea
Hardened criminals thrive while innocent babies die
How can this be? Where is my country?

Again I looked around the land of the free?
A government stranglehold from sea to sea
A people overburdened by rules and sky high taxes
How can this be? Where is my country?

I saw what had been the land of the free
Gays and jihadists rage from sea to sea
While our faith and cross are held in disdain
How can this be? Where is my country?

Lawlessness stalks the land of the free
Hordes of illegals as far as the eye can see
Their rights trump those of rightful citizens.
How can this be? Where is my country?

I listened across this land of the free
To a President who bows, is so sorry overseas.
USA, some self hate, they just don’t appreciate
How can this be? Where is my country?

Then I heard the sound of hope in the land of the free
Many brave warriors willing to fight for you and me
Many Moms and Dads teaching children truths of liberty
So it can be. There is my country

Again there is rejoicing in the land of the free
The Lord was born to save and set us free
We must know and live our marvelous History!
And so it will be. At last, there is my country!


12/12/09