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
