Chabot Announces Endorsement of California Fire Chiefs Association Immediate Past President, Chief Michael Warren (ret.)
| Inland Empire, CA – March 8, 2010 – 63rd assembly candidate, LT Commander (s) Paul Chabot, announces the endorsement of California Fire Chiefs Association Immediate Past President, Fire Chief Michael Warren (ret.), of the Inland Empire.
Chabot, the only candidate in this assembly race to have worn a badge and fought alongside those in uniform, continues to receive local, state and national endorsements from the public safety community. Fire Chief Warren stated, “Paul Chabot has committed his life to the protection of our liberties and way of life. He has and continues to commit himself to our safety through his tireless efforts in supporting law enforcement and firefighters. As a retired fire chief I am truly honored to know a man with such convictions. He is a true champion for the safety of our citizens and communities.”  (photo: Fire Chief Michael Warren, ret.)
It’s an honor to have the support and endorsement of Fire Chief Warren, who not only is a local hero, but also a state and national leader on so many issues affecting public safety. From his days of service in the Inland Empire, to his leadership as the President of the California Fire Chiefs Association, Chief Warren is a very well respected and sought after leader who continues to devote this life to protecting America. Having worn a public safety badge myself for nearly 15-years, I will always fight to defend those who wear the uniform,” said Chabot. Chief Warren is on the host committee for Chabot’s Five-Alarm Fun-Raiser, scheduled for March 19th at Fire Trucks Plus – a Rancho Cucamonga based business which rebuilds and remodels fire-trucks for fire departments around the nation. View the event by clicking here FIVE-ALARM FUN-RAISER, and RSVP to join Paul on March 19th. |
LT Commander (s) Chabot, a former active duty special operations intelligence officer, is
a leading candidate for the 63rd assembly district seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
visit Paul at: www.paulchabot.com
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LT Commander (s) Chabot, a former active duty special operations intelligence officer, is a leading candidate for the 63rd assembly district seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
visit Paul at: www.paulchabot.com
Chabot Campaign Out in Force Recognizes Volunteers for Service “Beyond the Call of Duty”
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Inland Empire, CA – March 1, 2010 – 63rd assembly candidate, LT Commander (s) Paul Chabot, recognizes and thanks his volunteers for service “beyond the call of duty.”
Over 100 volunteers signed up for this past weekend’s Super Saturday campaign event and pre Tea Party “party”. Despite heavy rain, these great Americans walked precincts meeting voters and converged upon an intersection in Rancho Cucamonga to join the celebration of the one-year anniversary of the Tea Party. “The hail, thunder, lighting and torrential downpour was pretty incredible. But I was more impressed by the dedication of our volunteers. They each deserve a medal for going beyond the call of duty,” said Chabot.
Rancho Cucamonga Chief of Police Ron Bieberdorf (ret) and a regional Director for ACT, an organization fighting radical Islam, both helped to kick off the campaign precinct walk.
Francine McDermott, a school teacher said, “This is the first campaign I have ever volunteered for. It’s amazing. You can feel the energy. To be around so many like-minded people in one setting as large as this is a breath of fresh air.”
Kevin Mulligan, a small business owner who walked precincts stated, “LT Commander Chabot is the kind of leader we must elect. No longer can we accept typical politicians squeezing out our American heroes. We saw that happen when Obama was elected and we will not let that happen here at our local level. California must send a proven leader to Sacramento and only LT Commander Chabot has a record of truly fighting for you.”
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LT Commander (s) Chabot, a former active duty special operations intelligence officer, is a leading candidate for the 63rd assembly district seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
visit Paul at: www.paulchabot.com
Chabot Endorsed by Riverside County Young Republicans
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Inland Empire, CA – February 24th, 2010 – 63rd assembly candidate, LT Commander (s) Paul Chabot, announces the endorsement of the Riverside County Young Republicans (RCYR).
“It’s a honor to have the endorsement of the Riverside County Young Republicans. The future of our state’s conservative movement is in their hands and having worked with this group for the past year, I have no doubt that California will rebound under the leadership of these fine Americans,” said Chabot.
RCYR members are active, fundamentally conservative minded Republicans. Their membership includes college Republicans, active legislative staffers, and campaign workers at all levels of government. They believe in the importance of the Constitution, a free competitive market that benefits consumers and business owners, decentralized government, a balance between liberty and equality of opportunity, and a quality education for every citizen. RCYR is a member of the state-wide organization, Young Republican Federation of California. |
LT Commander (s) Chabot, a former active duty special operations intelligence officer, is a leading candidate for the 63rd assembly district seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
Chabot Endorsed by Inland Empire Taxpayers Association – Signs “No Tax Pledge”
Inland Empire, CA – February 22nd, 2010 – 63rd assembly candidate, LT Commander (s) Paul Chabot, announces the early endorsement of Inland Empire Taxpayers Association and signs “No Tax Pledge.” Chris Mann, the Founder and President of the Inland Empire Taxpayers Association stated, “Paul is a proven tax fighter and is the only candidate with the courage to stand up to the liberals who want to raise our taxes and weaken Proposition 13. Paul’s innovative economic plan will help create jobs, reform California’s broken budget system, and protect working families from higher taxes.” The Inland Empire Taxpayers Association (IETA) is an organization founded with the primary goal of putting an end to attempts by various local government agencies to raise our taxes…including passing new bonds and raising fees. Since its creation in April, 2006, the IETA has been successful at defeating ballot measures totaling over $813 million. In all, through its efforts fighting taxes at the ballot box, the IETA has directly prevented the creation of over $1.6 billion of new public debt (initial bond amounts plus interest). “I am honored to receive the early endorsement of the Inland Empire Taxpayers Association. California’s ridiculous tax structure is responsible for killing businesses throughout our state and hurting working families. I will vote down any attempt to raise taxes and will fight to ensure my colleagues in the Assembly do the same. We must reduce taxes immediately if California is to have a viable future. Only conservative economic policies will create jobs and protect working families,” said Chabot. LT Commander (s) Chabot has signed the Americans for Tax Reform, “No Tax Pledge,” a signed and witnessed document to all Californian’s that Chabot will never vote to raise your taxes. LT Commander (s) Chabot is a leading candidate for the 63rd assembly district seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
Chabot Endorsed by LA County District Attorney and Chief of Probation
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Inland Empire, CA – February 16th, 2010 – 63rd assembly candidate, LT Commander (s) Paul Chabot, announces the endorsement of Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley, and Los Angeles County Probation Chief, Robert Taylor.
District Attorney Cooley stated, “I would like to extend my enthusiastic endorsement of your candidacy for California’s 63rd Assembly District.This endorsement is based upon your lifelong record of public service. I’m impressed with your personal values and your life experiences, especially your Iraq military service and your fourteen years in law enforcement. Further, I appreciate your fight against the abuse of narcotics. I’m honored to endorse you for election.”
Probation Chief Taylor stated, “In government today we should be concerned about selecting the best and brightest to serve. This is precisely the reason that I am supporting Paul Chabot for the 63rd Assembly District. Today, more than ever, we need to restore the people’s confidence in government. There is no one who can do a better job of that than Paul.”
“I am honored to receive continued strong law enforcement support and I am fortunate to have worked with public safety leaders from around the district and the state in a number of law enforcement capacities fighting to protect our communities from gangs and drugs”, said Chabot. In addition to Paul’s local law enforcement experience, he is a member of the California Gang Investigators Association, the California Narcotic Officers Association, and the West End Gang and Drug Task Force. Paul also served as a Governor appointee as a Commissioner on the State Parole Board. His dissertation focused on dismantling sophisticated terror organizations and while serving in Iraq he wrote a strategy on how to defeat al Qaeda. Chabot has also earned the endorsements of the California Narcotic Officers Association, California Police Chiefs Association, Riverside Police Officers Association, among others. |
LT Commander (s) Chabot is a leading candidate for the 63rd assembly district seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
Chabot’s Experience Combating Gangs Earns More Endorsements
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Inland Empire, CA – February 8th, 2010 – 63rd assembly candidate, LT Commander Paul Chabot, who has served as a sworn law enforcement official for nearly 15-years, with specialized training in narcotics and street gangs, is receiving strong support for being tough on street thugs.
“I have known Mr. Chabot for several years, and I know that gangs and their criminal activity has always been a top priority of his. He has been involved in combating gang crime for many years. I, personally, support his candidacy for this office,” said Wes McBride, President of the California Gang Investigators Association.  (photo: Paul Chabot)
“Few have the knowledge and practical experience that Paul Chabot will bring to Sacramento. His 15 years of law enforcement experience and his service with Naval Intelligence, the State Parole Board, and the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy make him the best candidate to represent the citizens of the 63rd district. He is the kind of ethical honest man that could refresh our faith in government,”said Sergeant Richard Valdemar, LA Sheriff’s Major Crimes Bureau (retired). Valdemar is a world-known recognized expert on gangs, and is routinely seen on national television.
In addition to Paul’s local law enforcement experience of nearly 15-years, he is a member of the California Gang Investigators Association and West End Gang and Drug Task Force. Paul also served as a Commissioner on the State Parole Board protecting communities from the release of gang-members. Chabot’s dissertation focused on dismantling sophisticated terror organizations and while serving in Iraq he wrote a strategy on how to defeat al Qaeda.
Chabot has also earned the endorsements of the California Narcotic Officers Association, California Police Chiefs Association, Riverside Police Officers Association, among others. |
LT Commander (s) Chabot is a leading candidate for the 63rd assembly district seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER (S) PAUL CHABOT CANDIDATE FOR 63rd AD ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENT OF CALIFORNIA POLICE CHIEFS ASSOCIATION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 3rd 2010
CONTACT: ROBIN HAYNAL, PRESS SECRETARY (909) 457-4120
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER (S) PAUL CHABOT CANDIDATE FOR 63rd AD ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENT OF CALIFORNIA POLICE CHIEFS ASSOCIATION
(INLAND EMPIRE, CA) – The California Police Chiefs Association (CPCA) announced its unanimous support and endorsement of Paul Chabot for the 63rd Assembly. CPCA is dedicated to serving over 1,400 active and retired municipal California police chiefs. Municipal police chiefs are responsible for providing front line law enforcement services to more than 78% of Californians.
“I am grateful and honored to receive the support of the California Police Chiefs Association. Law enforcement leaders are dealing with a number of challenges in today’s climate. They can count on me to fight every single day for public safety and victims rights. Having worn the badge myself for nearly 15-years, I understand and appreciate the very difficult and dangerous job asked of the men and women who protect the thin blue line. I am forever grateful for their leadership and service,” said Chabot.
CPCA Acting President, Chief Susan Manheimer stated, “The vote of our Board of Directors was a unanimous one and we are confident that you are the candidate that will most closely represent our interests in the Assembly.”
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER (s) Paul Chabot, a Conservative, is a leading candidate for the 63rd Assembly District seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He has already received the endorsements of the California Narcotic Officers Association, Riverside Police Officers Association and countless rank and file law enforcement officers. Chabot lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
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Revolving door problem
In case you missed it… Published today in local Sun and Daily Bulletin newspapers.
http://www.sbsun.com/letters/ci_14319747
http://www.dailybulletin.com/letters/ci_14322335
Revolving door problem
On Jan. 26, Gov. Schwarzenegger suggested reducing state prison costs by sending the 20,000 U.S. incarcerated illegal aliens to Mexico.
While this would certainly reduce state costs, in the long run, it would only harm our state and threaten public safety. I have served as a three-time governor appointee to the state parole board and saw firsthand the dangerous criminals locked up behind our prison walls.
Roughly 15 percent to 20 percent of the felony population in our state prisons are illegal aliens, many of whom are associates of violent street and prison gangs. Until our borders are secured, these violent criminals will continue to walk across our border and place our communities in grave danger. We could have been saving money all along had we prevented this problem from being imported into our county in the first place.
Until we get serious about border security and respecting the rule of law, the revolving door at our border with Mexico will remain one of our most significant threats, not only to public safety, but also to our serious economic crisis.
PAUL CHABOT
Rancho Cucamonga
Editor’s note: The writer is a Republican candidate for the 63rd Assembly District.
ENDORSEMENT OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY UNDERSHERIFF RICHARD BEEMER (ret).
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 1st , 2010
CONTACT: ROBIN HAYNAL, PRESS SECRETARY (909) 457-4120
PAUL CHABOT, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER (S) CANDIDATE FOR 63rd AD ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENT OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY UNDERSHERIFF RICHARD BEEMER (ret).
(INLAND EMPIRE, CA) – San Bernardino County Undersheriff Beemer retires, immediately endorses LT Commander (s) Paul Chabot and co-hosts upcoming fundraiser event.
“I am honored to receive the endorsement of Undersheriff Beemer and I look forward to his guidance throughout this campaign and beyond.” Beemer is a outstanding American who protected us here at home, but also overseas during his combat service where he received a Purple Heart and Bronze Star. His participation in our Rancho Cucamonga fundraiser later this month will be a wonderful opportunity for area residents to meet a law enforcement legend and military hero,” said Chabot.
Richard Beemer had served as the Sheriff’s second-in-command since 2005 and been with the department since 1973. After 37 years he retired as the Undersheriff on January 29, 2010.
He has served four terms as the President of the Sheriff’s Employees’ Benefit Association and is a former trustee with the Peace Officers Research Association of California’s Legal Defense Fund.
Beemer is a Vietnam veteran having served in the Army as an infantry sergeant where he earned the Purple Heart and Bronze Star medals. During his diverse career in law enforcement, he served at various times as the Commander of the Fontana Sheriff’s Station, Professional Standards Division, Employee Resources Division and the Sheriff’s Bureau of Administration.
“Paul has earned my trust. He will protect our communities from the spread of gang violence committed by illegal immigrants and local gang members alike. He has my endorsement to be our next Assembly member,” said Beemer.
(photo: Richard Beemer)
The immediate past Undersheriff, Robert Peppler, has also endorsed LCDR(s) Chabot, along with a number of other sheriff rank and file members.
LCDR(s) Chabot is a leading candidate for the 63rd assembly district seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who will step down due to term limits. He lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their three children.
