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Arnold the Connected
Antichrist's Political Power Derived from Others
by Phil Maxwell, November 2004-
This page is under development...
He has a
life of his own, he's uncontrollable, and he's the Republican candidate. Now all
these left-wing liberals are biting their lips and saying: What did we create?"
- Ludi Boeken, movie producer.
Daniel 8:24
"And his power will be mighty, but not by his own power...he will
destroy mighty men and the holy people."And his power will be
mighty, but not by his own power" (NASB)Rev
13:11-15
And I saw another beast coming up out of the earth; and he had two
horns like a lamb, and he spoke as a dragon. And he exercises all
the authority of the first beast in his presence. And he makes the
earth and those who dwell in it to worship the first beast, whose
fatal wound was healed. And he performs great signs, so that he even
makes fire come down out of heaven to the earth in the presence of men.
And he deceives those who dwell on the earth because of the
signs which it was given him to perform in the presence of the beast,
telling those who dwell on the earth to make an image to the beast
who had the wound of the sword and has come to life. And there was given
to him to give breath to the image of the beast, that the image of the
beast might even speak and cause as many as do not worship the image of
the beast to be killed. (NASB) |
Political-Business Leaders
 Aside from the fact that he is an in-law to the Kennedy's, Schwarzenegger's
circle of friends and associates is a virtual global "Who's Who" directory.
He is also the son of a Nazi and good friend of former U.N. Secretary and
Austrian President, Kurt Waldheim, a friendship not disrupted by the revelation
of his part in Nazi atrocities. His published statements also show a
Hitleresque political philosophy that combines grandiose visions of ruling the
world with a belief that other people need natural-born leaders like him to
"tell them" what to think and do.
Add to that how everyone from George H.W. Bush, who appointed this
steroid-boy to his first political position as Chairman of the President's
Council on Physical Fitness back in the early 90's, to former Secretary of
State, George Schultz, and billionaire Warren Buffet, both of whom publicly
joined his California gubernatorial campaign committee. Endorsements
abound, including influential former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich
glowing, "He's in the John Wayne, Ronald Reagan tradition of people you can
believe in," comment. (Believe in? For what, to molest your wife and
daughter?!)
 Both before and since his election, he has enjoyed virtual head-of-state
access to numerous world leaders from Europe to the Middle East to the Far East.
Further, there is mounting evidence that Schwarzenegger was involved with the
energy company profiteering that ultimately led to the budget crisis in
California and Gray's vulnerability to recall according to strange laws
established some time ago (a subject on my research list). Since
originally denying participating in a secretive high level meeting with Enron's
Kenneth Lay and dozens of other prominent businessmen, it has since been proven
that Schwarzenegger was a notable attendee. Speculation that the meeting
spawned events leading to the California budget crisis has not been proven...or
disproven.
Political Religionists
Additionally, even political religionist like former presidential candidate,
Pat Robertson, and
Hal Lindsey jumped on the Schwarzenegger for Governor
bandwagon, though hedging somewhat. (Robertson essentially saying the good
outweighed the bad and Lindsey speaking through a staff writer's raving
comparison between Bush and Schwarzenegger.) Others rebutted
Robertson (though I'm yet to read anything addressing Lindsey's sidekick's
remarks), but most remained more or less silent about the outrageous affront to
decency this rising star in what they want to believe is their party represents.
As always, the end justifies the means, so, obviously, the ultimate benefits of
party-loyalty outweigh renouncing a megalomaniacal hedonist's entrance into
their own ranks. Notice, for instance, the politically correct postures
assumed by the following voices of Christian Conservatism:
"Arnold Schwarzenegger is not a conservative -- period ... That does not mean
that he is not worthy ... There are some practical realities you have to
consider. What we have to deal with here is what we can get." ---
Rush Limbaugh,
talk radio host.
"I'd have a hard time voting for him ... [most conservatives are] either
bemused by the Schwarzenegger candidacy, or increasingly dismayed by the public
positions he is taking." -- David Keene, Chairman, American Conservative Union.
"I understand the desire to rid the state of the Davis regime. But I think as
details come out, it's going to be a real leap of faith for a lot of
conservatives, given that there are good alternatives." --
Gary Bauer,
President, American Values.
The significance of the endorsements of political religionists is found in
the allegory of the second beast described in Revelation 13, the one with two
horns like a lamb and the voice of the dragon. Without digressing, the
point of that account is to highlight how, coupling their unqualified support
with phony demonstrations of God's power (probably technology derived from the
beast/antichrist himself), two prominent religious figures (the false prophet
and a sidekick) catapult the Antichrist into popularity and, consequently,
global power.
12/08/2004 - Fragmented disclosures of tax returns list a 2001
charitable contribution of a 2 million dollar Santa Monica house to the
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Los Angeles. I'm not sure how that
qualifies as charitable work, but it sure looks a lot like the old
practice of indulgences that spawned the Reformation.
Cardinal Roger
Michael Mahony
was appointed Archbishop of Los Angeles by Pope John Paul II on July 16,
1985. He was installed as the fourth Archbishop of Los Angeles on
September 5, 1985. Pope John Paul II created him a cardinal on June 28,
1991. Born in Hollywood, Cardinal Mahony is the first native Angeleno
and the third Archbishop of Los Angeles to be created a cardinal.
Cardinal Mahony
was ordained to the priesthood May 1, 1962. He was appointed Titular
Bishop of Tamascani and Auxiliary Bishop of Fresno January 7, 1975. He
was appointed Bishop of Stockton February 26, 1980. In 1986, to better
minister to the five million Catholics in the Archdiocese, Cardinal
Mahony created the five Pastoral Regions (Our Lady of the Angels, San
Pedro, Santa Barbara, San Fernando, San Gabriel). In 1995, he announced
plans to build the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels to replace the
earthquake-damaged former St. Vibiana's Cathedral.
Source:
Archdiocese of Los Angeles | The Cardinal @ http://www.la-archdiocese.org/english/cardinal/index.html
According to the LA Archdiocese website,
"Cardinal Roger Michael
Mahony was appointed Archbishop of Los Angeles by Pope John Paul II on July 16,
1985. He was installed as the fourth Archbishop of Los Angeles on September 5,
1985. Pope John Paul II created him a cardinal on June 28, 1991. Born in
Hollywood, Cardinal Mahony is the first native Angeleno and the third Archbishop
of Los Angeles to be created a cardinal." He was ordained to priesthood
May 1, 1962.
As bishop of Stockton, California, Mahony and the diocese
lost a 30 million dollar verdict on behalf of two victims of a pedophile priest
he protected. The case related to abuse suffered by twin brothers between
1964 and 1975, but wasn't filed until years later when they discovered that the
culprit was working as a chaplain in a hospital serving children, event though
they'd been promised he'd never "wear a [priest's] collar again."
Then in April 2004, Mahony was named in another suit
involving sexual abuse under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations
(RICO) statutes by the same lawyer who prosecuted the former case plus several
hundred other similar cases since 1983, Jeffrey Anderson from St. Paul.
According to Anderson, he "made Mahony the centerpiece of this suit because he
is a mastermind of deceiving parents, deceiving parishioners, deceiving police
and deceiving prosecutors." The suit alleges he concealed crimes by failing to
remove predatory priests and by lying to parishioners.
Sources:
USATODAY.com - Four men sue Los Angeles archbishop @
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2002/04/30/archbishop-sued.htm ; Archdiocese
of Los Angeles | The Cardinal @ http://www.la-archdiocese.org/english/cardinal/index.html
Hollywood VIP's
Movie producer Ludi Boeken also points out a very interesting turnabout
falling under this heading in comparing him to the Frankenstein-like golem from
Jewish folklore. The point is that for their own profit, the generally
liberal movie industry created the popular public image Schwarzenegger rode into
the Governor's Mansion, even though his fiscally conservative agenda is contrary
to their own. What irony and, in the words of the prophet, Daniel,
intrigue! Now the liberal Hollywood crowd 's cash-cow monster is their
guvenator! |
| Name |
Relationship |
Remarks |
| Maria Shriver |
Spouse |
Daughter of former U.S. Vice-President candidate
Sergent Shriver, mother Eunice Kennedy Shriver, niece to Ted, John, Robert
Kennedy. |
| Kurt Marnul |
Former Mr. Austria who mentored Arnold from age 14 (1961) |
"Marnul
introduced Arnold to steroids, which were then legal. In the early 1960s,
the trainer claims, 'There was no weightlifter in the world who did not take
them. You could get prescriptions for them from the doctor. Arnold never
took them, though, without my supervision.'" Ref: "True Myths: The
Life and Times of Arnold Schwarzenegger" an unauthorized biography by Nigel
Andrews |
| Orrin Hatch |
Mormon Utah Senator (R), introduced bill to
amend Constitution so Schwarzenegger could be U.S. President. |
Introduced legislation in Senate (July 10, 2003) to amend U.S.
Constitution to allow naturalized citizens of 20 years or more to be
eligible for Presidency. (This following valuable fund-raising
appearances for Hatch by Schwarzenegger.) |
| Warren Buffet |
Economic advisor |
Billionaire |
| Darrel Issa |
California U.S. Representative (R), initiated
recall election |
Bankrolled California recall campaign against
Governor Gray with 1.7 million dollars of his own money then
withdrew from race after Schwarzenegger entered claiming preference "to not have to be the face of the recall,
not have to be the candidate if no one else would lead." |
| Karl Rove |
Political Ally |
Called "the architect" by G.W. Bush at
re-election acceptance speech 11/03/2004, reportedly consulted with
Schwarzenegger for Governor campaign. |
| George H.W. Bush |
Former President, Political Benefactor |
Launched Arnold's political career by appointing
him head of the President's Council on Physical Fitness in early 90's. |
| George W. Bush |
President, Political Ally |
While maintaining public distance, have swapped
appearances on each others' behalf. |
| George Schultz |
Campaign advisor |
Former Secretary of State |
| Marvin Heir |
Friend, Philanthropic Associate-Benefactor |
Rabbi head of LA based Simon Wiesenthal Center,
recipient of over $1,000,000 of Arnold's money plus immeasurable
fund-raising assistance. Rabbi Heir, his wife, and 2 sons draw over
$1,000,000 salary from the non-profit center, which also investigated and
cleared Schwarzenegger's Nazi father, Gustav, of any atrocities in an
investigation funded by $200,000 of (yes, of course) Arnold's money. |
| Kurt Waldheim |
Close friend |
Former U.N. Secretary General and Austrian
President; Involvement in Nazi atrocities exposed during Austrian
presidential election, but Arnold remained openly steadfast in maintaining
friendship. |
| Gigi Goyette-Fisher |
"Friend" |
According to National Inquirer article, met and
had sexual relations with Arnold at 16, then 7-year affair after his
marriage to Maria Shriver. |
| Leon Panetta |
Co-chairman of Gov's advisory panel on military base closures |
Former Chief of Staff under Clinton. |
| Dana Rohrabacher |
Introduced House bill to amend Constitution |
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| Madeleine Albright |
? |
Former Secretary of State; expressed support for
"Arnold Amendment" in speech 11/19/04 |
| Pat Robertson |
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| Hal Lindsey |
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| Sean Hannity |
Fox News show host, author |
Openly supports Schwarzenegger |
| John T. Walton |
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Walmart heir; with wife Christie major
contributor and co-chair of executive committee for Arnold's pet Prop 49
project, which somewhat launched his entrance into Calif politics. |
| Alex Spanos |
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SD Charges owner, maj financial contributor. |
| Richard Riordan |
CA Ed Sec |
Schwarzenegger appointment, told girl name meant
'dirty, bad girl', former LA Mayor, 2002 CA Gov cand. (w/ maj support from
Waltons). |
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November 19, 2004
GOVERNOR SCHWARZENEGGER ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS (11/19)
Dottie Burnett, 63, of Sacramento, has been appointed office
coordinator for the California Service Corps. She most recently served on
Assemblyman Bob Pacheco's staff and prior to that was the office manager for
Paragon Roofing. This position does not require Senate confirmation and the
compensation is $29,820. Burnett is a Republican.
James Crump, 67, of Folsom, has been appointed to the California
Veterans Board. He is retired from a 34-year career in the United States Air
Force where he rose to the rank of Colonel. Crump also served as chief of
airport firefighting and airfield operations for the Sacramento County Airport
System for 14 years. This position requires Senate confirmation and the
compensation is $100 per diem. Crump is a Republican.
Lisa Curtis, 39, of Dove Canyon, has been appointed deputy
administrator of the Office of Oil Spill Prevention and Response within the
Department of Fish and Game. She has served in various capacities within the
Department since 1987, most recently as the chief of the Office of Oil Spill
Prevention and Response. Curtis was a founding member of the Standardized Oil
Spill Response Management System Task Force. This position does not require
Senate confirmation and the compensation is $81,420. Curtis is a Republican.
Kelly Huston, 34, of Modesto, has been appointed information officer
for the California Highway Patrol. He most recently served as manager of
legislative affairs and media relations for the Stanislaus County Sheriff's
Department and prior to that was the information officer for the Modesto Police
Department. This position does not require Senate confirmation and the
compensation is $96,000. Huston is a Democrat.
Paul Jacks, 51, of Sacramento, has been appointed deputy director of
the Disaster Assistance Division of the Office of Emergency Services. He has
served in this position since 2000 and previously served as chief of the
Resources Branch of the Office of Emergency Services. This position does not
require Senate confirmation and the compensation is $101,508. Jacks is a
Democrat.
Paul Stein, 52, of West Point, has been appointed chief deputy
director of the Department of Fish and Game. He has served as a Calaveras County
supervisor since 1997 and as president of the California State Association of
Counties from 2003 to 2004. Stein also owned and operated Kemoo Trout Hatchery
from 1976 to 1997. He has served as a member of the California Aquaculture
Association, the Department of Fish and Game Disease Advisory Committee and the
California Farm Bureau. This position does not require Senate confirmation and
the compensation is $109,380. Stein is a Republican.
Frank Stiefel, 57, of Santa Monica, has been appointed to the Film
Commission. He has been an active member of the television commercial production
industry for more than 25 years as the owner of Stiefel and Co., a Santa
Monica-based commercial production company and most recently as the executive
producer of @Radical Media. Stiefel has produced thousands of commercials
throughout his career and a number of award-winning films. This position does
not require Senate confirmation and there is no salary. Stiefel is a Democrat.
Michael Valentine, 58, of Woodland, has been appointed general counsel
of the Department of Fish and Game. He has served in this position since 2000.
Prior to that, he was staff counsel and assistant chief counsel for the
California State Lands Commission for 12 years. Valentine has been a member of
the Yolo Land Trust, Cache Creek Conservancy and the Yolo Audubon Society. This
position does not require Senate confirmation and the compensation is $112,692.
Valentine is a Democrat.
Copyright © 2004 Oak Productions, Inc. Source:
Schwarzenegger.com (1999 "Up to the minute" archives @
http://www.schwarzenegger.com/en/archives/archives.asp?year=1999&sec=news&subsec=uptotheminute)
November 1st, 2004
U.S. PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH SIGNS SPECIAL OLYMPICS SPORT AND EMPOWERMENT
ACT INTO LAW
Bipartisan Support led to unanimous passage in Congress;
legislation supports Special Olympics globally
U.S. President George W. Bush signed legislation on 30 October 2004, marking
the first time ever that support for Special Olympics has been secured through
authorizing legislation.
"The President signed into law H.R. 5131,
the 'Special Olympics Sport and Empowerment Act of 2004,' which authorizes
appropriations through FY 2009 for grants, contracts or cooperative agreements
with Special Olympics for certain education, international and health
activities," said White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan.
The bill passed unanimously in both the House of Representatives and the
Senate, indicating that the U.S. government — at the highest levels — values the
work of Special Olympics to promote inclusion, acceptance and understanding of
people with intellectual disabilities.
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| President George W. Bush poses with
Mohammad Nassar, Special Olympics Jordan, at the formal White House dinner
celebrating the "Spirit of Special Olympics" on 13 December 2001 in
Washington, D.C., USA. Nassar was one of six Global Messengers who
attended the festivities. Bush congratulated them by saying "Each one of
you has been recognized for giving your best, for sharing your many gifts
with others and for living out the Special Olympics oath, 'Let me win; but
if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.' Each one of you has set
high goals and you have met them through hard work and courage...We gather
here to celebrate the achievement of Special Olympics, itself, and those
who compete. Before we lived [in the White House], Laura and I were
fortunate to be involved with the Special Olympics [Program] in Texas...
Such a wonderful experience. We're so grateful for Special Olympics."
[Photo by Larry Levin] |
Special Olympics is particularly appreciative for
the Members of Congress who initiated the legislation and shepherded the bill
through Congress. Representatives Roy Blunt (R-MO) and Steny Hoyer (D-MD) and
Senators Rick Santorum (R-PA) and Harry Reid (D-NV) were the bill’s lead
sponsors, comprising the leadership of both parties in the House of
Representatives and Senate. Santorum has served in the Senate since 1995, and is
now, as Conference Chairman, the third ranking Republican in the Senate. Reid
was elected to the Senate in 1986, and elected Democratic Whip by his colleagues
in 1998. Blunt, elected to
the House in 1997, is Majority Whip, the third
highest job in the House. Hoyer, who came to Congress in a special election in
1981, is the House Democratic Whip, the second-ranking position among House
Democrats.
"In a year where both Houses of Congress
were polarized by politics, these four men worked across the aisle to ensure HR
5131 passed as a standalone bill, which is phenomenal," said Timothy P. Shriver,
Chairman and CEO of Special Olympics. "I
also want to thank President Bush for making this important piece of legislation
the law of the land. This statute sends a message of commitment and will
positively change the
lives of people with intellectual disabilities, as well as the lives of everyone
who witnesses
their accomplishments."
The Special Olympics Sport and Empowerment Act
authorizes US$15 million per year over five years in funding for the growth of
Special Olympics and initiatives that foster greater understanding and respect
for people with intellectual disabilities:
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Special Olympics
Healthy Athletes®: to provide critical screening for vision, dental,
nutrition and health promotion of people with intellectual disabilities by
volunteer health professionals at the national, state, regional and world
games. Thus far, the Special Olympics Healthy Athletes initiative has assisted
tens of thousands of persons with intellectual disabilities in communities
around the world.
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Worldwide Expansion: to increase the number
of athletes involved with Special Olympics, with a goal of adding 1million new
athletes in the next five years. Special Olympics will also seek to educate
the global community about individuals with intellectual disabilities.
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Character Education: a
school-based curriculum and program development tool that offers
students of all abilities the chance to learn about differences, reduce the
isolation experienced by children with special needs and engage in creating
local Special Olympics teams and events that unite the community.
H. R. 5131 co-sponsors in the House of
Representatives include Eric Cantor (Virginia), Vernon J. Ehlers (Michigan),
Patrick J. Kennedy (Rhode Island), Carolyn McCarthy (New York), Ralph Regula
(Ohio), Christopher H. Smith (New Jersey), Rosa L. DeLauro (Connecticut), Tom
Latham (Iowa), George Miller (California), Jose E. Serrano (New York) and Dave
Weldon (Florida).
In the Senate, co-sponsors were George Allen
(Virginia), Robert F. Bennett (Utah), Jeff Bingaman (New Mexico), Jim Bunning
(Kentucky), Conrad R. Burns (Montana), Ben Nighthorse Campbell (Colorado), Thad
Cochran (Mississippi), Norm Coleman (Minnesota), Susan M. Collins (Maine),
Michael DeWine (Ohio), Christopher J. Dodd, (Connecticut), Richard J. Durbin
(Illinois), Michael B. Enzi (Wyoming), Charles E. Grassley (Iowa), Chuck Hagel
(Nebraska), Kay Bailey Hutchison (Texas), Daniel K. Inouye (Hawaii), Edward M.
Kennedy (Massachusetts), John F. Kerry (Massachusetts), Mary Landrieu
(Louisiana), Frank R. Lautenberg (New Jersey), Patrick J. Leahy (Vermont), Carl
Levin (Michigan), Richard G. Lugar (Indiana), Zell Miller (Georgia), Lisa
Murkowski (Alaska), John F. Reed (Rhode Island), Paul S. Sarbanes (Maryland),
Charles E. Schumer (New York), Jeff Sessions (Alabama), Debbie Stabenow
(Michigan), Ted Stevens (Alaska), Jim Talent (Missouri) and John W. Warner
(Virginia).
Copyright © 2004 Oak Productions, Inc. Source:
Schwarzenegger.com (1999 "Up to the minute" archives)
Last Sunday, February 27, 2000 Arnold present his longtime friend, James
Cameron with the "GOLDEN EDDIE" award from the American Cinema Editors (ACE).
The ACE awards, nicknamed "Eddies", are primarily given to editors, however, the
special "Golden Eddie" is occasionally presented to a director or producer that
ACE feels has significantly contributed or shaped the art and craft of film
storytelling. Cameron joins very distinguished company by receiving the award
(only the sixteenth ever presented), including Steven Spielberg, Martin
Scorsese, Clint Eastwood, Robert Altman, George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola.
Fans of Schwarzenegger can also look forward to Arnold and Cameron reuniting
again in the future. Currently the duo are collaborating on TRUE LIES II, the
sequel to their widely popular 1994 action film, TRUE LIES, which also
co-starred Jamie-Lee Curtis.
February 20th, 2004
GOVERNOR SCHWARZENEGGER ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS AT THE OFFICE OF MILITARY
BASE RETENTION AND REUSE
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger today announced the appointment of James
Spagnole as director of the Office of Military Base Retention and Reuse and
Major General (Ret.) William Jefferds as special advisor to that office.
"I have the utmost confidence in James' and William's abilities to ensure
that California presents the strongest possible case during the next round of
the Defense Department's Base Closure and Realignment," said Governor
Schwarzenegger. "Their knowledge of the military infrastructure in our state and
experience with the BRAC process are vital resources as California works in a
united manner to keep our bases open and jobs in California."
Spagnole has been assistant secretary for the Office of Military Base
Retention and Reuse and special assistant to the secretary at California EPA
since 1999. Prior to this he was director of communications at CalEPA from 1998
to 1999. Spagnole was in private practice as an attorney-at-law from 1993 to
1998, and during this period served as president and CEO of Cityscapes, a realty
development company, and as president of Patriot Products. Spagnole also has 10
years of experience in the federal government. From 1989 to 1993 he served at
the Department of the Interior as acting assistant secretary, principal deputy
assistant secretary, director of the Office of Congressional and Legislative
affairs, and legislative counsel. Spagnole was on the staff of the Secretary of
the Navy in 1989, and director of the Reserve Policy Branch for the Chief of
Naval Operations from 1983 to 1988. He worked as an attorney from 1975 to 1983
and retired from the U.S. Naval Reserve with the rank of captain. He is a member
of the California State Bar, the California Supreme Court Bar, and the U.S.
District Court and Supreme Court Bars. Spagnole, 59, received his law degree
from the University of the Pacific and his Bachelor's degree from the University
of San Francisco. He is a resident of Sacramento and a registered Republican.
Jefferds served until recently as director of the Department of General
Services. He served as senior military advisor to the Governor and director of
the Office of Military Base Retention and Reuse from 2000 to 2003. Jefferds was
special assistant to the chief at the National Guard Bureau at the Pentagon from
1990 to 2000, and deputy adjutant general for the California Army National Guard
from 1986 to 1989. He worked as a teacher and administrator in the Alum Rock
School District in San Jose from 1952 to 1986, including serving as
superintendent from 1967. Jefferds is currently an advisory member of the
Association of the United States Army and a member of the board of directors for
the National Teen Leadership Program. He formerly was president of the National
Guard Association of California and national secretary of the National Guard
Association of the United States. Jefferds, 74, received his doctorate in
education from the University of California, Berkeley and his Bachelor's degree
from San Jose State University. He is a resident of Folsom and a registered
Republican.
The Office of Military Base Retention and Reuse was created in 1999 and
charged with developing a strategic plan for state and local defense retention
and conversion efforts, recommending specific retention programs to the
Legislature, and providing technical assistance to communities with potential
base closure activities. The Office of Military Base Retention and Reuse also
serves as a clearinghouse for information on retention and conversion efforts
throughout the state and coordinates local and state efforts towards base
retention.
Copyright © 2004 Oak Productions, Inc. Source:
Schwarzenegger.com ("Up to the
minute" archives)
California Republican Party
Congressman David Dreier - Statewide Campaign Co-Chair
Assemblywoman Bonnie Garcia - Statewide Campaign Co-Chair
Assemblyman Abel Maldonado - Statewide Campaign Co-Chair
The Honorable Richard Riordan - Statewide Campaign Co-Chair
The Honorable Pete Wilson - Statewide Campaign Co-Chair
Congressman Darrell Issa - Former California Gubernatorial Candidate
Bill Simon - Former California Gubernatorial Candidate
The Honorable Bill Jones - Former California Secretary of State
California Chamber of Commerce
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
California Taxpayers' Association
California Manufacturers & Technology Association
California Republican County Chairmen's Association
California Farm Bureau Federation
Western Growers Association
Small Manufacturers Association of California
California Small Business Roundtable
Associated Builders & Contractors
Associated General Contractors of America, San Diego Chapter
Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce Political Action Committee
Black Chamber of Commerce of Los Angeles County
Iranian American Chamber of Commerce
Air Conditioning Trade Association
California Restaurant Association
California Sportfishing Coalition
NurseScape
Jim Conran, President - California Small Business Association*
The Latino Coalition
California Black Republican Network
Seneca Network,
Inc.
Armenian American Republican Council
Asian American Republican Council of California
Chinese American Republican Council of California
Filipino-American Republican Council of California
Iranian American Republican Council of California
Laotian American Republican Council of California
Vietnamese American Republican Council of California
Mongolian Association of Southern California
World Mongolian Association, Los Angeles Chapter
California Republican National Hispanic Assembly
Japanese American Republicans
Rajput Association of America
California Congress of Republicans
California Republican League
California Young Republicans
California Women's Leadership Association
The New Majority Committee
Republican Leadership Council
Republican Women's Caucus
Diamond Bar Republican Women's Federation
Log Cabin Republicans of California
Coachella Valley Lincoln Club
Los Angeles County Lincoln Club
Northern California Lincoln Club
The Lincoln Club of Orange County
Riverside County Lincoln Club
Lincoln Club of Sacramento Valley
Lincoln Club of San Diego
Lincoln Club of Santa Barbara
Lincoln Club of San Luis Obispo County
Ventura County Lincoln Club
Santa Cruz County Republican Central Committee
Former California Republican Party Chairman Al Bell
Former California Republican Party Chairman Truman Campbell
Former California Republican Party
Chairman Tirso del Junco
Former California Republican Party Chairman John Herrington
Former California Republican Party Chairman Putnam Livermore
Former California Republican Party Chairman Gordon Luce
Former California Republican Party Chairman John McGraw
Former California Republican Party Chairman Michael Montgomery
Former California Republican Party Chairman Gaylord Parkinson
Former California Republican Party Chairman Ed Reinecke
Former California Republican Party Chairman Shawn Steel
Former California Republican Party Chairman Frank Visco
California State Board of Equalization Vice Chairman Claude Parrish
California Republican Congressional Delegation
Congresswoman Mary Bono
Congressman Ken Calvert
Congressman Chris Cox
Congressman Randy "Duke" Cunningham
Congressman Jerry Lewis
Congressman Howard "Buck" McKeon
Congressman Gary Miller
Congressman Devin Nunes
Congressman Doug Ose
Congressman George Radanovich
Congressman Dana Rohrabacher
Congressman Ed Royce
Congressman Bill Thomas
State Senate Republican Leader Jim Brulte
State Senator Roy Ashburn
State Senator Jim Battin
State Senator Jeff Denham
State Senator Ross Johnson
State Senator William "Pete" Knight
State Senator Bob Margett
State Senator Bruce McPherson
State Senator Chuck Poochigian
Assembly Republican Leader Dave Cox
Assemblyman Greg Aghazarian
Assemblywoman
Patricia Bates
Assemblyman John Benoit
Assemblyman Russ Bogh
Assemblyman John Campbell
Assemblywoman Lynn Daucher
Assemblyman Ray Haynes
Assemblyman Tom Harman
Assemblywoman Shirley Horton
Assemblyman Guy Houston
Assemblyman Rick Keene
Assemblyman Doug LaMalfa
Assemblyman Tim Leslie
Assemblyman Kevin McCarthy
Assemblyman Robert Pacheco
Assemblyman George Plescia
Assemblyman Keith Richman
Assemblywoman Sharon Runner
Assemblyman Todd Spitzer
Assemblyman Mark Wyland
Educators
Jeannine Martineau, President - California School Boards Association*
Sara Wilkins, President, California County Boards of Education*
Marian Bergeson - Former Secretary, Governor's Office of Child Development and Education
Superintendent David Allmen - Temecula Valley Unified School District
Superintendent Rudy Castruita - San Diego County Office of Education
Superintendent James Fleming - Capistrano Unified School District
Superintendent William Habermehl - Orange County Office of Education
Superintendent David Long - Riverside County Office of Education
Superintendent Pete Mehas - Fresno County Office of Education
Bob Berkowitz - President, Del Norte County Unified Board of Trustees
Virginia Wilson - President, Los Alamitos Unified School District
Vick Knight - President, Riverside County School Boards Association
Stewart Morris, Jr. - President, Temecula Valley
Unified School District
Heidi Ashcraft - President, Torrance Board of Education
Gregory Krikorian - Vice President, Glendale Unified School District
Joann Steinmeier - Member, Arcadia Unified School District
Karen DeWalt, Trustee, Bakersfield City School District
Sheila Henness, Trustee, Capistrano Unified School District
Raymond Bender - Trustee, Center Unified School District
Brian Lewis - Member, Dry Creek Joint Elementary School District
Penny Halgren - Member La Mesa-Spring Valley School District
Rick Winet - Member, La Mesa-Spring Valley School District
Juanita Haugen - Trustee, Pleasanton Unified School District
Philip Yarbrough - Trustee, Rancho Santiago Community College District
Karen Young - Trustee, Sacramento City Unified School District
David Stine - Trustee, San Bernardino County School Board
Bob Watkins - Member, San Diego County Unified School District
Bob Brown - Member, Temecula Valley Unified School District
Maryanne Edwards - Member, Temecula Valley Unified School District
Kenneth Ray - Member, Temecula Valley Unified School District
Barbara Tooker - Member, Temecula Valley Unified School Districtv Rob Katherman - Member, Palos Verdes Library Board
Public Safety
Women Prosecutors of California
Minorities in Law Enforcement
California Narcotic Officers' Association
California Organization of Police and Sheriffs
California Disabled Law Enforcement Officers Association
California State Firefighters' Association
Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs (ALADS)
Los Angeles County Police Chiefs' Association
Riverside Sheriffs' Association
Doris Tate Crime Victims Bureau
Memory of Victims Everywhere (MOVE)
Citizens for Law & Order
Southern California Gang Awareness Program
Former California State Fire Marshall Ron Coleman
Mike Reynolds - Author, Three Strikes Law
A. Scott Hayward - State Prosecutor
J. Michael Lehmann - State Prosecutor
Tracey Letteau - State Prosecutor
Rama Maline - State Prosecutor
Richard Moskowitz - State Prosecutor
Paul Roadarmel - State Prosecutor
Alan Tate - State Prosecutor
Douglas Wilson - State Prosecutor
Timothy Weiner - State Prosecutor
Sheriff Bob Brooks - Ventura County
Sheriff Bob Doyle - Riverside County
Sheriff Michael Carona - Orange County
Sheriff Gary Penrod - San Bernardino County
Sheriff Charles Plummer - Alameda County
Sheriff Jim Pope - Shasta County
Sheriff Michael Prizmich - Amador County
Sheriff Keith Royal - Nevada County
Sheriff Laurie Smith - Santa Clara County
Undersheriff John McGinness - Sacramento County
George Booth - District Attorney, Mono County
Robert Brown -- District Attorney, Mariposa County
Gregg Cohen - District Attorney, Tehama County
Bradford Fenocchio - District Attorney, Placer County
Ed Jagels - District Attorney, Kern County
Gary Lacy
- District Attorney, El Dorado County
Mike Ramos - District Attorney, San Bernardino County
Michael Riese - District Attorney, Del Norte County
Jan Scully - District Attorney, Sacramento County
Thomas Reeves - Prosecutor, City of Long Beach
James Young - Prosecutor, City of Long Beach
Robert Shannon - City Attorney, City of Long Beach
Chief Richard Bull - City of Ripon
Chief Ron Engels - City of La Verne
Chief Burnham Matthews - City of Alameda
Chief Bruce Olson - City of Vernon
Chief Manuel Ortega - City of Bell Gardens
Chief Craig Steckler - City of Fremont
Chief Rick TerBorch - City of Arroyo Grande
Fire Chief Ron Collier - Windsor Fire Department
Local Government
Supervisor Mario Biagi - Amador County
Supervisor R. J. Beeler - Butte County
Supervisor Curt Josiassen - Butte County
Supervisor Kim Yamaguchi - Butte County
Supervisor Paul Stein - Calaveras County
Supervisor Doug White - Colusa County
Supervisor David Womble - Colusa County
Supervisor Charlie Paine - El Dorado County
Supervisor Judy Case - Fresno County
Supervisor Gary Freeman, Glenn County
Supervisor Keith Hansen - Glenn County
Supervisor Tony Oliveira - Kings County
Supervisor Jack Hanson - Lassen County
Supervisor Michael Antonovich - Los Angeles County
Supervisor Vern Moss - Madera County
Supervisor Joann Ronci - Mono County
Supervisor Sue Horne - Nevada County
Supervisor Ted Gaines - Placer County
Supervisor Robert Weygandt - Placer County
Supervisor William Dennison - Plumas County
Supervisor B.J. Pearson - Plumas County
Supervisor Marion Ashley - Riverside County
Supervisor John Tavaglione - Riverside County
Supervisor Richard Scagliotti - San Benito County
Supervisor Paul Biane - San Bernardino County
Supervisor Greg Cox - San Diego County
Supervisor Bill Horn - San Diego County
Supervisor Dianne Jacob - San Diego County
Supervisor Ron Roberts - San Diego County
Supervisor Pam Slater - San Diego County
Supervisor Jack Sieglock - San Joaquin County
Supervisor Jim Gray - Santa Barbara County
Supervisor Don Gage - Santa Clara County
Supervisor Marcia Armstrong - Siskiyou County
Supervisor Larry Munger - Sutter County
Supervisor Judy Mikels - Ventura County
Supervisor Lynnel Pollock - Yolo County
Supervisor Dan Logue - Yuba County
Treasurer Paul McDonnell - Riverside County
Mayor Jim Nehmans - City of Adelanto
Councilmember Mark Paulson - City of Alhambra
Vice Mayor Paul Talbot - City of Alhambra
Councilmember Greg Ficke - City of Aliso Viejo
Councilmember Carmen Vali-Cave - City of Aliso Viejo
Mayor Jim Davis - City of Antioch
Councilmember James Conley - City of Antioch
Councilmember Edward Burgnon - City of Apple Valley
Mayor John Martins - City of Artesia
Mayor Pro Tem Cheryl Maki - City of Auburn
Councilmember Kevin Hanley - City of Auburn
Mayor Ralph Morrow - City of Avalon
Mayor Pro Tem Timothy Winslow - City of Avalon
Councilmember John Regalado - City of Avalon
Councilmember David Hardison - City of Azusa
Councilmember Dick Stanford - City of Azusa
Vice Mayor David Couch - City of Bakersfield
Councilmember Jacquie Sullivan - City of Bakersfield
Mayor Lawrence Dale - City of Barstow
Councilmember Jeffrey Fox - City of Beaumont
Councilmember Coralin Feierbach - City of Belmont
Councilmember Dave Warden, City of Belmont
Councilmember Frank Crom - City of Bishop
Mayor Bev Perry - City of Brea
Councilmember Marty Simonoff - City of Brea
Councilmember Patsy Marshall - City of Buena Park
Councilmember Joe Galligan - City of Burlingame
Mayor James Bozajian - City of Calabasas
Councilmember Charlotte Craven - City of Camarillo
Councilmember Donald Burr - City of Campbell
Councilmember John Zaitz - City of Canyon Lake
Councilmember Richard Ely - City of Carmel-by-the-Sea
Councilmember Gregory Gandrud - City of Carpenteria
Mayor George Stettler - City of Cathedral City
Councilmember Charles England - City of Cathedral City
Councilmember John Crawley - City of Cerritos
Councilmember Glenn Duncan - City of Chino
Mayor Gary Larson - City of Chino Hills
Councilmember Ed Graham - City of Chino Hills
Councilmember John McCann - City of Chula Vista
Mayor William Hughes -
City of Citrus Heights
Councilmember Roberta MacGlashan - City of Citrus Heights
Councilmember Bill Walcutt - City of Clayton
Councilmember Peggy Smith - City of Clearlake
Councilmember Jesse Vallarreal - City of Coachella
Councilmember John Mitchell - City of Colton
Mayor Michael Lappert - City of Corte Madera
Councilmember Toni Parkins - City of Corning
Mayor Gary Monahan - City of Costa Mesa
Mayor Walt Allen - City of Covina
Councilmember Peggy Delach - City of Covina
Councilmember Richard Lowenthal - City of Cupertino
Councilmember Mike McGill - City of Cypress
Councilmember Karen Stepper - City of Danville
Councilmember Bob Zirbes - City of Diamond Bar
Councilmember Jill Orr - City of Dixon
Councilmember Tzeitel Paras - City of Duarte
Councilmember John Gaines - City of El Segundo
Mayor Sophia Scherman - City of Elk Grove
Councilmember Dan Briggs - City of Elk Grove
Mayor Jerome Stocks - City of Encinitas
Councilmember James Bond - City of Encinitas
Councilmember Dan Dalager - City of Encinitas
Councilmember Christy Guerin - City of Encinitas
Mayor Pro Tem Ed Alves - City of Escalon
Mayor Lori Pfeiler - City of Escondido
Councilmember Ed Gallo - City of Escondido
Mayor Leon Ooley - City of Exeter
Councilmember Craig Knight - City of Firebaugh
Mayor Steve Miklos - City of Folsom
Mayor Mark Nuaimi - City of Fontana
Mayor Pro Tem Janice Rutherford - City of
Fontana
Councilmember John Roberts - City of Fontana
Councilmember Acquanetta Warren - City of Fontana
Mayor Mel Berti - City of Fortuna
Vice Mayor Marland Townsend - City of Foster City
Councilmember Larry Crandall - City of Fountain Valley
Councilmember Astine Zadourian - City of Fowler
Mayor Alan Autry - City of Fresno
Councilmember Jerry Duncan - City of Fresno
Mayor Pro Tem Mike Clesceri - City of Fullerton
Councilmember Richard Jones - City of Fullerton
Councilmember William Dalton - City of Garden Grove
Councilmember Mark Leyes - City of Garden Grove
Councilmember Bob Yousefian - City of Glendale
Councilmember Bea Cortes - City of Grand Terrace
Mayor Frank Cook - City of Gridley
Vice Mayor Lisa Wittke-Schaffner - City of Healdsburg
Mayor Lori Van Arsdale - City of Hemet
Councilmember Robert Meadows - City of Hemet
Councilmember Robin Reeser- Lowe - City of Hemet
Mayor Edward Escareno - City of Huntington Park
Councilmember James Janney - City of Imperial Beach
Mayor Robert Bernheimer - City of Indian Wells
Councilmember Ed Monarch - City of Indian Wells
Councilmember Conrad Negron - City of Indian Wells
Councilmember Christina Shea - City of Irvine
Mayor Steven Del Guercio - City of La Canada
Councilmember Gregory Brown - City of La Canada
Councilmember James Gomez - City of La Habra
Vice Mayor Ernest Ewin - City of La Mesa
Councilmember Dave Allan - City
of La Mesa
Councilmember Terry Henderson - City of La Quinta
Councilmember Ron Perkins - City of La Quinta
Councilmember Stanley Sniff - City of La Quinta
Councilmember Steven Johnson - City of La Verne
Councilmember Melody Carruth - City of Laguna Hills
Councilmember Cathryn DeYoung - City of Laguna Niguel
Mayor Pamela Brinley - City of Lake Elsinore
Councilmember Marcia Rudolph - City of Lake Forest
Vice Mayor Henry Hearns - City of Lancaster
Councilmember Tom Cosgrove - City of Lincoln
Mayor Ed Murray - City of Lindsay
Councilmember Robert Ziprick - City of Loma Linda
Vice Mayor Frank Colona - City of Long Beach
Mayor Pro Tem Michael Ucovich - Town of Loomis
Councilmember Ronald Bates - City of Los Alamitos
Councilmember Fred Freeman - City of Los Alamitos
Mayor M.J. Nabors - City of Madera
Mayor Willie Weatherford - City of Manteca
Mayor Pro Tem Michael Morrison - City of Marina
Mayor Rob Schroeder - City of Martinez
Mayor Pro Tem Lee Duboc - City of Menlo Park
Mayor Jose Esteves - City of Milpitas
Councilmember William Craycraft - City of Mission Viejo
Councilmember Lance MacLean - City of Mission Viejo
Mayor Robert Hammond - City of Monrovia
Councilmember Carolyn Raft - City of Montclair
Vice Mayor Erin Garner - City of Monte Sereno
Mayor Jack Barlich - City of Monterey
Mayor William Yates - City of Morro Bay
Mayor Michael Kasperzak - City of Mountain View
Vice Mayor Matt Pear - City of Mountain View
Councilmember Jack Gingles - City of Napa
Vice Mayor Anthony Frazier - City of Needles
Councilmember Jeff Williams - City of Needles
Mayor Steven Bromberg - City of Newport Beach
Mayor Harvey Sullivan - City of Norco
Councilmember Frank Hall - City of Norco
Councilmember Herb Higgins - City of Norco
Treasurer Joe Yew - City of Oakland
Mayor Mike Murphy - City of Orange
Councilmember Mike Alvarez - City of Orange
Councilmember Michael Duvall - City of Orange
Councilman Jeff Thomas - City of Orange
Vice Mayor David Gasperson - City of Pacific Grove
Councilmember Jim Ferguson - City of Palm Desert
Mayor James Ueford - City of Palmdale
Mayor Pro Tem Michael Dispenza - City of Palmdale
Councilmember Richard Loa - City of Palmdale
Councilmember Richard Norris - City of Palmdale
Mayor Daryl Busch - City of Perris
Councilmember John Motte - City of Perris
Councilmember Mark Yarbrough - City of Perris
Councilmember Chris Lowe - City of Placentia
Councilmember Kay Ayala - City of Pleasanton
Councilmember Steve Brozosky - City of Pleasanton
Councilmember Dan Rodriguez - City of Pomona
Mayor Mickey Cafagna - City of Poway
Councilmember Betty Rexford - City of Poway
Mayor Dave Roberts - City of Rancho Cordova
Mayor Pro Tem Linda Budge - City of Rancho Cordova
Councilmember David Sander - City of Rancho Cordova
Councilmember
Alan Seman - City of Rancho Mirage
Councilmember Peter Gardiner - City of Rancho Palos Verdes
Mayor Gregory Nill - City of Redondo Beach
Councilmember Colleen Jordan - Redwood City
Councilmember Dan Prince - City of Ripon
Councilmember Ed Adkison - City of Riverside
Treasurer Paul McDonnell - City of Riverside
Mayor Kathy Lund - City of Rocklin
Vice Mayor Brett Storey - City of Rocklin
Councilmember Peter Hill - City of Rocklin
Councilmember James Black - City of Rolling Hills
Mayor Rocky Rockholm - City of Roseville
Councilmember Robbie Waters - City of Sacramento
Councilmember Tom Masner - City of San Bernardino
Councilmember Neil Derry - City of San Bernardino
Councilmember Bob Hunter - City of San Bernardino
Vice Mayor Chris Pallace - City of San Bruno
Councilmember Jim Dahl - City of San Clemente
Councilmember Jim Madaffer - City of San Diego
Councilmember Brian Maienschein - City of San Diego
Mayor David Gutierrez - City of San Gabriel
Mayor Jim Ayres - City of San Jacinto
Councilmember Dale Stubblefield - City of San Jacinto
Vice Mayor Pat Dando - City of San Jose
Mayor F.H. Smith - City of San Marcos
Vice Mayor Mike Preston - City of San Marcos
Councilmember Lee Thibadeau - City of San Marcos
Councilmember Dave Hudson - City of San Ramon
Mayor Cameron Smyth - City of Santa Clarita
Councilmember Marty Mariscal - City of Santa Maria
Mayor Pro Tem Leo Trujillo -
City of Santa Maria
Mayor Randy Voepel - City of Santee
Councilmember John Minto - City of Santee
Mayor Nick Stacit - City of Saratoga
Councilmember Paul Marigonda - City of Scotts Valley
Mayor Michael Noll - City of Signal Hill
Councilmember Ellen Ward - City of Signal Hill
Mayor Tom Golich - City of Solana Beach
Vice Mayor Joe Kellejian - City of Solana Beach
Councilmember Hank Russell - City of Sonora
Councilmember Allen Co - City of South El Monte
Mayor Judy Brown - City of South Lake Tahoe
Mayor David Shawver - City of Stanton
Vice Mayor Pete Sanchez - City of Suisun City
Councilmember Ed Grimes - City of Tehachapi
Mayor Ron Warner - City of Tehama
Councilmember Jeff Comerchero - City of Temecula
Mayor Dan Walker - City of Torrance
Councilmember Pat McIntyre - City of Torrance
Councilmember Paul Nowatka - City of Torrance
Councilmember Frank Scotto - City of Torrance
Mayor Pro Tem Tony Kawashima - City of Tustin
Councilmember Doug Davert - City of Tustin
Mayor John Pomierski - City of Upland
Mayor Pro Tem Ray Musser - City of Upland
Councilmember Tom Thomas - City of Upland
Vice Mayor Pauline Clancy - City of Vacaville
Councilmember Judy Ritter - City of Vista
Councilmember Mike Rothschild - City of Victorville
Mayor Joaquin Lim - City of Walnut
Mayor Pro Tem Tom King - City of Walnut
Councilmember Kathy Hicks - City of Walnut Creek
Councilmember
Sue Rainey - City of Walnut Creek
Mayor Judy Doering-Nielsen - City of Watsonville
Mayor Steve Herfert - City of West Covina
Councilmember Shelley Sanderson - City of West Covina
Mayor Pro Tem Russell Paris - City of Westminster
Councilmember Frank Fry - City of Westminster
Councilmember Kermit Marsh - City of Westminster
Councilmember Christopher Eaton - City of Westmorland
Vice Mayor Matt Rexroad - City of Woodland
Councilmember Neal Pearl - City of Woodland
Councilmember Karen Cartoscelli - Yuba City
Veterans
Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises Network/Sacramento & Vicinity
Veterans Affairs Services
Bennett Sparks, Rear Admiral, USCG, Retired
Steve Arends, Captain, USN, Retired
Lee Bennett, USN Veteran
Robert Dolman, Commander, USNR, Retired
Michael Foster, National Director, Veterans Affairs Services
Bob Haley, USN Veteran
Jim Keating, Colonel, USAF, Retired
Robert Laurie, USA Veteran
Marty McNair, Captain, USNR, Retired
Joe Miano, USAF Veteran
Michael Neil, Brigadier General, USMC, Retired
Bill O'Conner, USA Veteran, Resident, Barstow Veterans Home
Rhonnda Pellegrini, USMC, Veteran
Virginia Robbins, USN Veteran, Resident, Barstow Veterans Home
Gerald Rucker, USA Veteran
Stewart Schroeder, Major General, USAF, Retired
Stan Standard, USN Veteran, Former State Commander, American Legion
Robert Sveska, Colonel, USAF, Retired
Leon
Tuttle, Colonel, USAF, Retired
Doris Winter, Lt Colonel, USAF, Retired
Robert White, Captain, USN, Retired
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