| July 1, 2010 - Popaditch for Congress Dis-Patch - Vol.1 No.1 |
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Welcome to the first edition of the Popaditch for Congress Dis-Patch. The goal is to provide you with the latest information about my campaign and the many opportunities you have to become involved. Please enjoy our first edition and feel free forward this to your friends. Semper Fi, Nick Popaditch 
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 As we celebrate Independence Day this July 4th, let us not forget why we do so... Our Founding Fathers took a stand for liberty and boldly declared their independence 234 years ago. They stood against tyranny, against taxation without representation, and against subjugation of their individual rights. They risked their lives and their property for a voice. They declared intrepidly that life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness were God-given rights and not granted from a King. They knew that our rights come from God. No Congressman, Senator, or President can take them away from you. READ MORE
NEWS FROM THE IMPERIAL VALLEY Great ideas are born on the ditch banks in the Imperial Valley.
That's where Matt L. and Eddie W., two agribusiness men, were last week when the Popaditch - Filner Town hall Meeting started as a "let's do something" conversation, which led to a phone call, that prompted an email and some Facebook postings.
However after several back and forth emails with Filner's office, the Congressman has declined to attend the event, with no explanation. "We think it is in Filner's best interest to participate," said Leavitt. "We will continue to try and get him down here for a debate." A Meet and Greet is still on for Gunny to be held July 8th in Imperial Valley. Please watch Nick's schedule for more details. READ MORE |
Q & A from Popaditch for Congress.com Question: What is your stance on abortion? Answer: I am pro-life and believe life begins at conception. The unborn do not have the ability to protect themselves. It is our responsibility to protect every human life. It is the honorable thing to do. Question: I support you but do not live in your District and cannot vote for you. What can I do to help? Answer: Although you cannot vote for me, I can vote for you, and all other Americans, when I get on the Hill. Legislation passed (or defeated) in Congress affects all Americans. One easy way to help is to spread the word. Refer friends to the website or forward this newsletter along to people you know. They might be concerned, just like you, and looking for a way to get involved. Contact the campaign office. You would be surprised to find out that there are a number of things you can do from outside the district. Finally, contribute to the campaign. I know times are tough right now and you could do many other things with your hard earned dollars. I treat donated money as I will tax dollars. I don't waste a penny. It is all spent to support our goal of taking back Congress. |
 BOB FILNER'S RECORD ON THE ISSUES Normally, we would focus on less publicized areas of Bob's voting record, but today let's analyze the Health Care Bill. Although it is well known that he voted for its passage, Bob's position before the vote was AWOL-ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE. Town halls were held across the nation, but he refused to host a single one here in the 51st District. Filner was no where to be found, and his position on the subject was just as murky. Obviously he knew his constituency did not favor this bill. Bob now claims that "Everyone in my district loves it." I don't remember being asked. Do you? READ MORE |
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Nick inspires our community to get involved! Nick recently made a comment about how he used to yell at the radio and television in frustration of what he was hearing. We responded with laughter, because we could relate. Many of us are volunteering in a political campaign for the first time because of that frustration, anger and hopelessness we feel about what is happening to our country. We fear for our children and grandchildren and what their future will be. But what does volunteering and "getting involved" in taking back our country mean? READ MORE |
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New Jersey supports Nick Popaditch! Evidence for the strength of Nick's message is unmistakable. From the precincts inside California District 51 to northern California and from Hawaii to Maine, voters are lining up to help in what promises to be a battle to the finish for Nick. But then we all know what a warrior Nick is. Such a voter is Joanne V. A resident of Englewood, New Jersey, Joanne was researching Veterans running for office in 2010 when she came upon Nick's Popaditch for Congress.com website. Joanne was so impressed with Nick that she volunteered to telephone voters in District 51 from New Jersey! READ MORE |
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Support |
 Opportunities abound to support Nick Popaditch for Congress! Our Volunteer coordinator is seeking volunteers for many events. Here are just a few: Blast from the Past Car Show -- Tuesdays 4-8 throughout the summer. Volunteers to man table near 266 3rd Avenue, Chula Vista. El Centro Ice Cream Social --Thursday July 29, 5-10pm, location TBA Chula Vista Lemon Festival -- Sunday August 8, 3rd Avenue, downtown Chula Vista. Volunteers to man table. BonitaFest-- Saturday September 25, 6 am - 6 pm, Bonita Road between Willow Street and Otay Lakes Road. Volunteers to set up, man booth and break down. Email cherylp@popaditchforcongress.com to volunteer. |
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