Paul Chabot for State Assembly

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 14^th, 2009
CONTACT: NATHAN MILLER (213) 926-3331

LT. COMMANDER(s) PAUL CHABOT RECIEVES INLAND EMPIRE VETERANS COALITION ENDORSEMENT.

(INLAND EMPIRE, CA) – The Inland Empire Veterans Coalition (IEVC) in a recent decision chose to back LT. Commander(s) Paul Chabot who is running for the 63^rd Assembly District.  The IEVC issued a strong statement of support for LT. Commander(s) Paul Chabot after officially endorsing him.

Of Chabot, President Adam Hick stated, “It should come as no surprise that this coalition is throwing the full weight of its support behind LT. Commander(s) Chabot.  As one of the only individuals in this race that has yet to be affected by politics as usual, his unique background and accomplishments are a testimony to his courage and leadership.  After serving under General McCrystal in Iraq, he’s more than battle ready for Sacramento.”

LT. Commander(s) Chabot has also received endorsements from Rear Admiral Cary (ret.), Chairman of the National Defense Political Action Committee and Admiral Cotton (ret.), Chief of Naval Reserve and Commander of Navy Reserve Force. Today, Admiral Cotton heads the Wardroom, a prestigious group of Naval Reserve Officers who work for the White House and U.S. Congress. These endorsements are the newest additions to a growing coalition of support from veterans groups and law enforcement among others.  For more information please select the following link HERE.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 7^th, 2009

WAR VETERAN, PAUL CHABOT CANDIDATE FOR THE 63^RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT: ON THIS DAY THAT SHALL FOREVER LIVE IN INFAMY, WE TREASURE OUR VETERANS AND HONOR ALL THOSE WHO FIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRAFICE.

(INLAND EMPIRE, CA) – Exactly sixty eight years ago today we were ruthlessly attacked in a campaign that began our great war to defeat fascism and tyranny.  Today we have become allies with our former enemies, worked to spread democracy and freedom throughout the globe, and continue to fight against new threats.

These challenges and accomplishments were a result of our nation, coming together as one and dedicating ourselves to victory.  We have our World War II veterans to thank for liberating European and Asian fronts as well as many of the blessings we as a nation have since enjoyed.  Our World War II veterans are a treasure and stand as living historical proof of what our country can accomplish when we stand united, behind our founding principles.

On Saturday December 19th, 2009 at 8AM we salute all of our nation’s veterans and public safety officers from Southern California and beyond, with a Christmas breakfast at the Veterans of Foreign War, Lodge 8680, free to all veterans, public safety and their immediate family. Tickets may only be purchased at the door for $5. All proceeds raised will be donated to a relief organization helping children of fallen soldiers.

What:          Pancake breakfast to honor veterans and public safety

When:         Saturday, December 19^th, 2009 8AM-11AM

Where:        VFW Lodge Post #8680

8751 Industrial Lane

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

Cost:           $5 per person

Free to all veterans, public safety and immediate family.

This event is being brought to you by: Paul Chabot for State Assembly Campaign; Stars and Stripes United Inc.; Inland Empire Veterans Coalition; Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity and VFW Lodge #8680

Please take this unique opportunity to directly support your local heroes and make a difference for the families and loved ones of those that have made the ultimate sacrifice in defending our country and our freedom. Help us spread the word!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 30^th, 2009

LT. COMMANDER(s) PAUL CHABOT CANDIDATE FOR 63^rd AD ANNOUNCES ENDORSMENT OF FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN TED WEGGELAND.

(INLAND EMPIRE, CA) – Ted Weggeland, former Assemblyman representing the 64^th Assembly District joined the rank and file of several prominent local community leaders in support of Dr. Chabot’s candidacy.  Assemblyman Weggeland currently serves in the capacity of Director for the Historic Mission Inn Corporation.

“I am honored to receive Assemblyman Weggeland’s support.  He was a dedicated representative of the community working hand in hand with then Governor Pete Wilson to author legislation designed to protect jobs and keep people working.  In this current financial crisis, this is a contribution that we can appreciate now more than ever”, stated Dr. Chabot.

The Historic Mission Inn Corporation is well known for its deep roots in the Inland Empire and Assemblyman Weggeland position’s as director plays an influential role throughout the region.

Dr. Chabot is a leading candidate for the 63^rd Assembly District seat currently occupied by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who must step down due to term limits. Dr. Chabot lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Brenda and their two children with one more on the way.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: OCTOBER 28, 2009

LT. COMMANDER(s) PAUL CHABOT CANDIDATE FOR 63^rd ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ENDORSED BY SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SHERIFF, DEPUTY CHIEF PAUL COOK

(INLAND EMPIRE, CA) – Dr. Paul Chabot, today announced overwhelming support by both San Bernardino County Sheriff, Deputy Chief Paul Cook and Riverside City Councilman Rusty Bailey.

In addition to these significant endorsements, Dr. Chabot’s proven military and local law enforcement record has brought together a broad coalition of support from law enforcement, and crime prevention organizations, most recently with the addition of the President of the California Gang Investigators Association, Wes McBride.

“I take great pride in knowing that I have the support of the well established law enforcement community behind me.  Deputy Chief Cook is a man I highly respect and his endorsement comes at a significant time in my campaign” announced Dr. Chabot.  “With the potential early release of tens of thousands of convicted criminals into our communities and the growing issue of drug-cartel related crime at the border, knowing the reality of what we are up against is an issue that I’m sure weighs heavily in the hearts and minds of members in the law enforcement community.”

“Paul Chabot is a dedicated public servant with a proven track record of courageous leadership.  His honor and integrity have earned the respect and admiration of his peers in the Department and would serve us well in the Assembly representing our district” said SBC Sheriff, Deputy Chief Paul Cook.

Dr. Chabot is currently seeking the 63^rd Assembly District seat, currently held by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson who is leaving office in 2010 due to term limits.  Dr. Chabot and his wife Brenda currently reside in Rancho Cucamonga with their two children and one more on the way.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: JANUARY 26^th 2010
CONTACT: ROBIN HAYNAL, PRESS SECRETARY (909) 457-4120

EDITORIAL FROM LT COMMANDER (S) PAUL CHABOT

REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE

“Yesterday, Governor Schwarzenegger suggested reducing state prison costs by sending the estimated 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 as a commissioner to the state parole board and saw firsthand the dangerous criminals locked up behind our prison walls.

Roughly 15% to 20% of the felony inmates in our state prisons are illegal aliens, many of whom are associates of brutal 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 is a Republican Candidate for the 63^rd Assembly District.

(INLAND EMPIRE, CA) – As of noon today, Dr. Paul Chabot thanked Governor

Schwarzenegger for his faith in appointing him as Commissioner to the State Parole Board

for three consecutive terms and officially separated himself from the Governor’s

administration to declare his candidacy for the 63rd Assembly District. Dr. Chabot, an Iraq

War Veteran and strong conservative is running for the Assembly seat open due to term

limits currently held by Assemblyman Bill Emmerson.

“I’m very proud to support Paul Chabot for his candidacy to the 63rd Assembly District. He

has exceptional intelligence and the most impressive record that is beyond approach. Paul

is exactly the kind of leader we need in Sacramento. He is ethical, hard-working and full of

passion. It’s an honor to support Paul Chabot. I fully stand behind him.” -Susan Peppler,

former Mayor of Redlands and Assistant Secretary for Housing and Urban Development

Paul was born in Loma Linda, California and remains an Inland Empire native. Paul has over

14-years of law enforcement experience serving as a Reserve Deputy Sheriff for the San

Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. Paul hosts an impressive record including

assignments as White House Senior Advisor for Law Enforcement, Justice and Drug Control

programs, one with the U.S. Attorney’s office and one the U.S. State Department’s Office of

Inspector General.

“These difficult times demand proven leaders like Paul Chabot who understand that keeping

our neighborhoods safe from drugs and gang related crime is our top priority. Paul Chabot

is my choice for Assemblyman and I fully support him.” -Ron Bieberdorf, served as the

Chief of Police for Rancho Cucamonga and as Assistant Sheriff for San Bernardino County.

Paul is committed to fiscal discipline, fighting to lower taxes for all Californians and

California Businesses. He has fought hard for conservative principles in Sacramento and

Washington D.C. as a dedicated public servant and on the front lines for his country as a

military veteran.Paul is married to his wife Brenda. They have 2 children with one more on

the way.