Arnold Schwarzenegger
Governor - Republican
State Capitol
Sacramento, California 95814
tel: (916) 445-2841
fax: (916) 445-4633
Capitol: (916) 445-2841
Barbara Boxer
Senator, Democrat
112 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington DC, 20510
(202) 224-3553
Dianne Feinstein
Senator, Democrat
331 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington DC, 20510
(202) 224-3841
State Republican Party
Chariman: Ron Nehring
1903 W. Magnolia Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91506
tel: (818) 841-5210
fax: (818) 841-6668
Congresspersons
- 1st: Mike Thompson
- 2nd: Wally Herger
- 3rd: Daniel E. Lungren
- 4th: John Doolittle
- 5th: Doris O. Matsui
- 6th: Lynn Woolsey
- 7th: George Miller
- 8th: Nancy Pelosi
- 9th: Barbara Lee
- 10th: Ellen Tauscher
- 11th: Jerry McNerney
- 12th: Tom Lantos
- 13th: Fortney Pete Stark
- 14th: Anna G. Eshoo
- 15th: Mike Honda
- 16th: Zoe Lofgren
- 17th: Sam Farr
- 18th: Dennis Cardoza
- 19th: George Radanovich
- 20th: Jim Costa
- 21st: Devin Nunes
- 22nd: Kevin McCarthy
- 23rd: Lois Capps
- 24th: Elton Gallegly
- 25th: Buck McKeon
- 26th: David Dreier
- 27th: Brad Sherman
- 28th: Howard Berman
- 29th: Adam Schiff
- 30th: Henry Waxman
- 31st: Xavier Becerra
- 32nd: Hilda Solis
- 33rd: Diane E. Watson
- 34th: Lucille Roybal-Allard
- 35th: Maxine Waters
- 36th: Jane Harman
- 37th: Laura Richardson
- 38th: Grace Napolitano
- 39th: Linda Sanchez
- 40th: Ed Royce
- 41st: Jerry Lewis
- 42nd: Gary Miller
- 43rd: Joe Baca
- 44th: Ken Calvert
- 45th: Mary Bono
- 46th: Dana Rohrabacher
- 47th: Loretta Sanchez
- 48th: John Campbell
- 49th: Darrell Issa
- 50th: Brian P. Bilbray
- 51st: Bob Filner
- 52nd: Duncan Hunter
- 53rd: Susan Davis
State Legislature
California
Another Reason to be Thankful on Thanksgiving: Schwarzenegger Cannot Run for Re-Election in 2010
Posted November 26th, 2008 by Michael EricksonWe Republicans have had many reasons to be disappointed with the actions of Governor Schwarzenegger, from his recent decision to promote tax increases in the midst of a slow economy (which even the California Republican Party condemned), to his "about face" on acknowledging the will of the people on the matter of gay marriage.
Second Press Release in Opposition to Schwarzenegger Proposal for Tax Increases
Posted November 14th, 2008 by Michael EricksonAs Chairman of the Sonoma County Republican Central Committee, I very strongly commend the recent action of the Placer County Republican Central Committee to adopt a Resolution against proposed tax increases by Governor Schwarzenegger.
Request of the California Republican Party Leadership: Oppose Schwarzenegger Proposal for Tax Increases
Posted November 12th, 2008 by Michael EricksonAs you may know, the Sonoma County Republican Party issued a formal press release yesterday censuring Governor Schwarzenegger for his recent proposal of new taxes. A lot of the attention has centered on his proposed increase of the sales tax, which will be huge and undoubtedly hurtful of an already fragile economic situation in California.
We Republicans Censure Governor Schwarzenegger, As He Terminates His Own "No New Taxes" Pledge
Posted November 11th, 2008 by Michael EricksonAcross the nation and around the world, the media is touting President-Elect Obama as the “transformational” political figure of our time; but they are unjustly overlooking an extraordinary political transformation which has occurred right here in California.
Chairman's Message: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Election Day
Posted November 2nd, 2008 by Michael EricksonA funny thing happened on the way to Election Day. Many are likely to see it as purely anecdotal, though I am inclined to see a greater truth behind the story. I shall recount it here, because regardless of how well we do in the various elections this coming Tuesday, there is a larger struggle in which our local party has become engaged, which this story serves to illustrate.
Fight Over Alameda GOP Seats Heading To Court
Posted October 26th, 2008 by Michael EricksonSan Francisco Chronicle reporter Charless Burress interviews Republicans for the National Interest Chairman Michael Erickson about his role in inspiring the Alameda County Constitutional Republicans to run en masse for seats on the Alameda County Republican Central Committee. In response to a lawsuit against them and the Alameda County Registrar of Voters, Erickson remarks: "We're a party that is dying in this state. My goal and my hope is to see what we've seen in Alameda County be replicated elsewhere in the next election cycle." Click here for more.
California School Holds "Gay Day" for Kindergartners
Posted October 24th, 2008 by Michael EricksonThis is just one account of many that we have seen in recent years of radical homosexual indoctrination in our public schools. People need to be aware that this is happening, because otherwise they will be susceptible to the campaign now being waged by the California Teachers' Association against Proposition 8 (which is claiming falsely that there is no threat of such indoctrination and as such no need to pass Proposition 8).
The Sonoma County Alliance "Team" and the Upcoming Elections
Posted October 23rd, 2008 by Michael EricksonMost members of the Sonoma County Alliance are professionals and small businessmen, who essentially think of the Alliance as similar to a countywide Chamber of Commerce. In the case of these persons, they are harmless and for the most part ignorant of how we are governed by a corrupt (but also increasingly inept) political machine.
Response to A Reporter on Support for the Alameda County Constitutional Republicans
Posted October 21st, 2008 by Michael EricksonI have received your voicemail and have left a message on your office answering machine. In case we do not manage to speak with one another, I would be happy to provide my own thoughts in this venue regarding my support for the Constitutional Republicans of Alameda County.
First Grade Field Trip to Lesbian Wedding: Implications for the Proposition 8 Campaign
Posted October 12th, 2008 by Michael EricksonThose of us who are politically active already in one way or another have heard similar stories in the past. Nevertheless, this story about a first grade teacher taking students on a field trip to a lesbian wedding merits distribution on a wide scale, so that persons who have given less thought to this subject may be aware in a more visceral level of what is at stake in our culture with efforts like Proposition 8.
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