Chief Judge rules in Kesterson’s favor in Fein v Kesterson

In today’s United States Federal Court.  The Honorable Audrey Collins (Chief Judge of the Court) presiding: “The Court grants Kesterson’s motion and enters judgement striking Fein’s complaint.  The Court grants Kesterson’s motion for attorney’s fees and costs.  The Court denies Fein’s cross-motion for summary judgement.”

To so manywonderful people, THANK YOU!

My friends and fellow Patriots it has been an absolute pleasure to stand by your side and try to restore freedom to our great land.  We started this journey last September knowing that this was not about me.  It was about something much bigger.  It was about a mission to restore our district to its rightful owners; the people. It was about bringing the Constitution and the rule of law back to our land.  It was about protecting America for Americans.
 
Now that our journey is over I want to say from the bottom of my heart how much I appreciate the effort and dedication of so many wonderful people.  I am so humbled by your undying support and commitment to our cause.  I am delighted to have met so many wonderful people and to have made many new friends.  There are no words to express my gratitude to all of you.  I could never repay you for your generosity or the countless hours you gave to our cause.  You were always there whenever something needed to be done.  You were always there when we were short. You were always there when we needed anything. You were always there.  Thank you and may God bless you.
   
 
Forever grateful…… 
 
 
Pete Kesterson

Candidate Forum in Mar Vista on June 1st. 

Part One:  Herb Peters, Marcy Winograd, and Andrew Sharp

Part Two:  Mattie Fein, Pete Kesterson

Part Three:  Question and Closing

Part Four: Closing

ROCPAC’s first endorsement in California goes to the Kesterson4Congress campaign.

For immediate release
 
June 6, 2010 / White Plains, NY -  Repeal Obamacare PAC, a federally registered grassroots PAC formed after the passage of Obamacare, has announced its endorsement of Pete Kesterson, Republican candidate for Congress in California’s 36th Congressional District.
 
“We are pleased to endorse Pete’s campaign for Congress,” said ROCPAC Communications Director Vince Casale. “Obamacare is irresponsible, runaway Washington spending at its worst, and we need Peter’s vote to restore taxpayers’ voice to Washington.”
 
ROCPAC has endorsed a number of solid conservatives in the 2010 election cycle around the country.  This is ROCPAC’s first endorsement this year in California.
 
For more information about ROCPAC:  http://www.repealobamacarepac.com / Vince Casale 315-527-4404

Cesar from Torrance asks……..What is your position on immigration reform?  Do you support amnesty?  Do you support enforcing the laws that are already on the books?  Do you support Arizona in its efforts to enforce immigration law?

I don’t think we need reform, we need to enforce the laws we have.  We need to stop providing benefits for people who are not American citizens.  I don’t care where you are from, if you are here illegally you are illegal.  No more free education, no more free healthcare, no in-state tutition, no anchor babies, and employers should lose their business license for hiring illegals.  I do not support amnesty and think if we stop the incentives CA alone can save $10B a year.  As for AZ,  I have read SB1070 and the majority of the law simply requires Arizona’s law enforcement officers to uphold the existing federal law with many protections against any type of racial profiling.  How could anyone be upset by a law that simply requires enforcement of an existing law.

Dan from Torrance asks….All of the candidates for the 36th District seem to avoid where they stand regarding the protection of life and marriage.  I would appreciate a clear statement on both.  If you prefer not to…that’s fine and will be answer enough.

I am pro-life believing that life begins at conception. I also voted yes on Prop 8 and would continue to support traditional marriage. These are some of the reasons why I received the unanimous endorsement from the CA Republican Assembly.

Nate from Torrance asks……..Would you support a “shall issue” policy for CCW issuance in CA?

I would support a “shall issue” policy for CCW issuance in CA.  Frankly, states that have CCW permits have lower crime rates than those who don’t.  The 2nd Amendment is a basic right of American citizens and as long as there is not an issue with someone’s background, the system to get a CCW permit in California should be made simpler.

Catch us this week on Mark Levin, Mike Gallagher, Dennis Prager, Hugh Hewitt, Dennis Miller and Kevin James.

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A Memorial Day Message

Pete’s Speech at Today’s Empty Chair Memorial