Jon Fleischman

Jon is the elected Vice Chairman, South of the California Republican Party.
Recent Posts
- AG to CalPERS: Divest from Iran Now
- NTLC's Lew Uhler Urges Rejection Of Maldonado As Lt. Governor
- CRA Statement on Maldonado Confirmation Vote
- Slate mailer racks up $84,000 fines
- Projections Moving Faster than the Trains
- Statewide proposition lineup
- Sunday San Diego: Napping in AD 77, Waking in AD 78, CalPERS says Pound Sand on Divestments, and More
- Carly Fiorina On President Reagan's Birthday
- CRP Chairman Nehring's Statement In Response To SacBee Story
- CTA Wants To Divert The "Payoff Benefits" That Got BigBiz Onboard With Higher Taxes, And Divert Them To Thier Own Purposes
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The Lite Guv Intrigue Continues (Source: KQED's Capitol Notes)
February 8 Open Thread (Source: Calitics)
As Some Hesitate, Laird Says He Can Win Maldonado's Seat (Source: Calitics)
The Lite Guv Intrigue Continues (Source: KQED's Capitol Notes)
Recount of Mission Viejo recall announced (Source: OC Register Total Buzz)
If GOP Doesn't Want Maldo as LG, Have a Primary (Source: Dem Majority Report)
Local activist behind impeach Obama site (Source: OC Register Total Buzz)
AG to CalPERS: Divest from Iran Now [By Barry Jantz - San Diego County - Flash Report] (Source: FlashReport)
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The Lite Guv Intrigue Continues (Source: KQED's Capitol Notes)
February 8 Open Thread (Source: Calitics)
As Some Hesitate, Laird Says He Can Win Maldonado's Seat (Source: Calitics)
The Lite Guv Intrigue Continues (Source: KQED's Capitol Notes)
Recount of Mission Viejo recall announced (Source: OC Register Total Buzz)
If GOP Doesn't Want Maldo as LG, Have a Primary (Source: Dem Majority Report)
Local activist behind impeach Obama site (Source: OC Register Total Buzz)
AG to CalPERS: Divest from Iran Now [By Barry Jantz - San Diego County - Flash Report] (Source: FlashReport)
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Recent Comments
Katie Teague on CRP Chairman Nehring's Statement In Response To SacBee Story
Katie Teague on CRA Statement on Maldonado Confirmation Vote
Robert Bosich on NTLC's Lew Uhler Urges Rejection Of Maldonado As Lt. Governor
Robert Bosich on CRA Statement on Maldonado Confirmation Vote
JIm Lacy on Statewide proposition lineup
Tom Kaptain on Statewide proposition lineup
Larry Urdahl on Money "Trail" in Open Joel Anderson AD 77 Seat
Matt Munson on Statewide proposition lineup
JIm Lacy on Ballot Designation Junkies Get Excited
Cliff Unruh on Rest In Peace Ethie Radanovich
Chris Lauer on Chief of Staff for Senate Republicans Off To PG&E
JIm Lacy on Ballot Designation Junkies Get Excited
Ken Hunter on An Open Letter to Senate Republicans
Howard Epstein on Today's Commentary: South Lake Tahoe Transit Chief Embroiled In Controversy
Sean Loranger on Sheriff's union biggest loser in Mission Viejo recall election
FlashReport Weblog on California Politics
Congressman David Dreier's (Giuliani Campaign) Post-Debate Thoughts
by Jon Fleischman - Publisher (bio) (email)(print)
I believe Rudy can win California and the election in 2008. The polls look the way they do for a reason. Rudy's lead is real and last night we saw why. He was thoughtful. He was authentic. And he made clear that he plans to take the Reagan conservative principles he used to tackle crime, cut taxes and provide forward looking leadership to the White House.
Legitimately putting California in play for our Republican nominee will be key to what will surely be a hard fought victory for the White House. There should be no doubt, Rudy can do it. He has the right combination of Reaganesque leadership and a federalist approach to social issues. On an issue like abortion, Rudy made clear he would not alter current federal law, nor would he use the presidency to impose New York Cityʼs abortion policy on other states. He believes, correctly in my opinion that in a federalist system states should set their own social policies.
The debate also demonstrated that we Republicans have a vastly superior field to the Democrats on all the key issues, especially national security. Rudy was right when he said the Republicans would take a more aggressive approach the terroristsʼ war against us. Our candidates are not interested in affixing blame. They're interested in waging an effective offense against terrorism abroad so that it doesn't come to our shores like it did on 9/11. As Rudy said, retreating from the battle at hand isn't the answer. The terrorists are at war with us, whether we like or not. Our next President has to understand this, and be willing to lead us in that fight. After this debate, Americans can see why Rudy is the leader we need for that fight.
Rudy's strong record as a fiscal conservative executive also came through last night. As New York City mayor, Rudy was committed to cutting taxes - in fact, he did it 23 times. Why did he do it? Because he understands that cutting taxes actually brings in more revenue. Just as we're seeing record amounts of revenue at the federal treasury thanks to the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts, Rudy used tax cuts to significantly reduce a deficit. His support to eliminate the death tax, and make permanent those critical tax cuts are at the heart of conservative fiscal policies.
Rudy isn't Reagan. Nobody is. But like Reagan, Rudy is comfortable in his own skin, and he knows what he believes. There's very little guesswork with Rudy. That came through last night for all Americans to see we need Rudy in 2008.











































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