We need your help!

My Friends and Supporters,

I am reaching out to you at this time to ask for your help. I have launched an aggressive fundraising drive with a goal to raise $10,000.00 this week.

Given the resources needed to get on the ballot, design, print and distribute voter material and cover the other expenses related to a campaign operation, I must rely on you to contribute.

Without the proper resources, a campaign can not deliver the pro-active effort supporters deserve.

There are several ways you can participate:

 First, you can go to my web site www.davidhernandez4assembly.com and make a contribution on line using Paypal.

Second, you can mail a check made payable to the Committee to Elect David Hernandez for Assembly 2010, to PO Box 9158, North Hollywood, CA 91609. ID # 1318371

Please provide the following reporting required information.

Name, address, occupation and employer and telephone number.

All contributions are appreciated and vital. You can contribute up to the limit of $2,300.00 per person. A husband and wife can each contribute as long as both sign the check.

Club 99

For those who are concerned about your private information being listed on a campaign reporting document, you can keep your contribution private by donating $99.00 or less.  We still need your information but it will not be listed on the reporting documents.

 Thank you,

 David Hernandez, Candidate for State Assembly District 42.

Sacramento is Broken

Sacramento is Broken

Is there anyone left who believes Sacramento is working?

Is there anyone left who believes Sacramento is working for you?

 Sacramento is broken!

Sacramento is broken and it can not be fixed!

Stop talking about Reform and start talking about Revolution!

Revolution?

Yes, its time for a Prop 13 type Revolution.

 You can not fix a broken tool with a broken tool!

You must get a new Tool, and that Tool is the Part Time Legislature.

Yes, a Part Time Legislature which strips those Sacramento Politicians of the power to push their self serving, special agenda promoting, Tax and Spend Schemes.

A part time Legislature that cuts their pay in half and cuts their power in half!

 My name is David Hernandez and I am one of the First Candidates for State Assembly to Campaign for the Part Time Legislature.

Join the 2010 Revolution and join me on the front lines as we battle to take back our State.

How can you help?

Time is short so you need to act now, right now.

 First:

Go to www.reformcal.com to take action and get their petition.

 Second:

 I will need your vote, your time and your money.

Please answer the call and make your contribution to my campaign today.

To make a contribution via mail send your check made payable to the Committee to Elect David Hernandez for Assembly 2010, PO Box 9158, North Hollywood, Ca 91609.

ID# 1318371

Contributions are not Tax Deductible but Vital.

To make a contribution on line go to www.davidhernandez4assembly.com

 Thank You,

 David Hernandez Republican Candidate for State Assembly,

District 42.

 Paid for by the Committee to Elect David Hernandez for Assembly 2010. ID # 1318371.

 

 

 

 

2010 Political Call to Action for 42nd Assembly District

2010 Political Call to Action  #Tcot

 2010 is upon us and with it the opportunity to engage in Political Battle on a level not seen in many years.

 Most have made the decision, both conscious or unconscious to sit it out and accept what ever the out come and consequences befalls them.

 Some even suffer under the false assumption that their refusal to participate in the process is a form of protest, that some how it demonstrates their independence. They do not know that this form of descent is precisely what those who would oppress them desire.

Still others have not only resigned themselves to their position on the political ladder but have opted to use their positions to address their own agendas on the political front.

 All those mentioned above have by their actions or inactions contributed to the current political environment.

The results are very clear and can be quickly identified with a look at the number of registered voters in a particular district. We as Republicans residing in the 42^nd State Assembly District need only look back to the beginning of the decade.

 The number of Registered Republicans in the 42^nd District in 2003 was 53,610. Over the past four years to decline continued and is on a downward spiral.

 5/12/09     Republicans               48,989

5/28/08     Republicans               49,050

9/24/07     Republicans               49,383

 All the while the Independents or Decline to States are on the increase. They are now in second place behind Democrats.

5/12/09    D/S                              60,733

5/28/08    D/S                              56,462

9/24/07    D/S                              55,791

 The Democrats continue to increase their numbers and are going unchallenged by aggressive Republican Representation.

5/12/09  Dems                             146,576

 5/28/08  Dems                             137,170

 9/24/06  Dems                             132,240

 In all my efforts in the political area, from the campaigns to keep the Cross on the Los Angeles County Seal, the Legal Challenge against Prop R and the campaigns for political office, the determining factor was not that the campaign was going to be a clear Victory, but that the effort was going to make a difference.

 As we go forward with the 2010 election process, I am looking to assemble a Team of men and women who are willing to accept the challenge and take the fight to the opposition.

 Men and women with strong faith and belief, both of which will be needed to meet the opposition head on in the heat of battle.

The General Election is not until November but we can not afford to wait until the June Primary Election to assemble a Team Dedicated to our cause.

As a result, I am assembling a Team beginning today. This Team will be made up of Volunteers. We need Volunteers who will be willing to provide their time, effort and passion in order to move our campaign forward.

In addition to the Campaign Staff, we are also looking for a Team of individuals who will run for the 42^nd State Assembly District.  You will register as a candidate for the Republican Central Committee in the 42^nd District and your name will appear on the ballot in June.

 Our Team will assist you from beginning to end. We will work together as a “Slate” to offer real choices to the Republicans in the 42^nd District.

We will provide the resources to qualify you for the ballot and get your name out to the Republican voters.

The qualifications for Central Committee Candidate are simple and outlined in the By Laws of the Los Angeles County Republican Party.

b. Qualifications/Eligibility. An elected or appointed Member of the

County Committee shall be a registered Republican and shall reside in the District to which elected or appointed.

The duties while also simple are like any other worthwhile endeavor, challenging.

 ARTICLE III – OBJECTIVES

 The objectives of the County Committee shall include, but not be limited to:

 1. Encouraging voter registration;

2. Turning out friendly voters;

3. Promoting candidate recruitment and development

4. Promoting an informed electorate;

5. Supporting fund-raising to finance its activities;

6. Publicizing and aiding activities of volunteers and candidates;

7. Motivating eligible residents to become citizens

 42^nd District

 The communities located within the 42^nd District are as follows:

Sherman Oaks, Valley Village, Universal City, Beverly Glen, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Bel Air, Hollywood Hills, Greater Wilshire/Hancock Park and parts of West Los Angeles.

 Click here for a map of the district:

 http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=115815711119802017497.00000111c329e1794e5a5&om=1&ll=34.110708,-118.401073&spn=0.139217,0.235431&source=embed

 If you are a Conservative Republican and reside in the 42^nd District,

we look forward to working with you as a member of our Team.

 Please contact me at drhassoc@earthlink.net to get the ball rolling.

 Thank You,

David Hernandez,

Candidate for State Assembly, District 42

www.davidhernandez4assembly.com

#Tcot

Join us in protecting Voters Rights

Battle for Voters Rights begins in the

42^nd State Assembly District

 

Who would have thought that my decision to run for the 42^nd State Assembly District would give us such a Vital and Critical Opportunity? 

Of all the State Assembly Districts throughout California, we could not have foreseen that ours would be the battleground for the future of California.

As part of my platform I took the position and challenge to Preserve and Protect Prop 13. Little did I know that my opponent would lead the effort to eliminate it and would lead the Sacramento Based effort to remove the ability of voters to exercise their Constitutional Rights outlined In the First Amendment.

 The right to petition the government for redress of grievances.

It was by exercising this right that Prop 13 was placed on the Ballot giving voters the opportunity to make it into the Law of the Land. It was the Initiative Process that enabled Howard Jarvis and the men and women of California to collect signatures and get it on the Ballot.

With carefully crafted “safe districts” which insure connected politicians and their crews remain in power and millions of Special Interest funding, Assembly and Senate politicians have turned a deaf ear to the voters.

Our Founding Fathers were very clear and conscious of Governments ability to hold itself beyond the reach of the people.

Sacramento Politicians have taken the steps to protect themselves from the people of California. It is up to us to stop them. It has been given to us in the 42^nd District, to answer the call. I believe we are up to the challenge and I believe this opportunity will be, like Prop 13 so vital an issue that our call to arms will be answered by voters throughout California.

 

Senate President pro Tem Darrel Steinberg and Assembly Speaker Karen Bass have formed the “Select Committees on Improving State Government”.

They will be addressing the issue of Ballot Box budgeting and the Initiative Process and will present Legislation to the Legislature for approval early next year.

According to Speaker Bass, “State government needs to be more transparent, efficient and effective. “ “Today’s hearing is the first step in the process toward reforming our system of government and making it work better for the people of California”.

More transparent and efficient?  More Effective? For whom?  For them not us.

The Initiative process is what is allowing voters to place the “Part Time Legislature” measure on the ballot in 2010. Now you see why they want to take this away from you?

They will also remove the 2/3rds vote requirement for passing the Budget. How will they do this? If they do not need a 2/3rds vote, they will balance the budget by raising your taxes. Getting rid of Prop 13 is the number one target by these political insiders.

Time is short; we must begin to alert California Voters and move them to action.  We must hold my opponent, the Chairman of the Select Committee Mike Feuer accountable. We must mount a campaign with the objective to remove him from not only from the committee but from office!

How can you help? What can you do?

Educate yourself and start talking to your friends and co workers. Help us raise the funding needed to organize and mobilize the troops. We need to be at every meeting the Select Committee holds and challenge them on their efforts to keep us out of the process.

            Make your contribution today, do not wait, time is Critical.

Go to www.davidhernandez4assembly.com and make a contribution to our campaign.

Join me as we take to battle to them!

David Hernandez, Candidate for State Assembly 2010 District 42

As a Candidate for the California State Assembly, I believe it is my duty to take a position on this Ballot Measure which will not only be on the 2010 Ballot but will have a direct impact on the office I am seeking.

 I have reviewed the information presented and the track record of States which have already adopted the “Part Time Legislature”.

 States with similar population, Quality of Life Issues and Challenges very similar to California have not only achieved or maintained parody with California but surpassed it.

I am therefore supporting this effort and will make it a part of my campaign platform.

 David Hernandez

 

INITIATIVE MEASURE TO BE SUBMITTED DIRECTLY TO VOTERS

 

The Attorney General of California has prepared the following title and summary of the chief purpose and points of the proposed measure:

 

REDUCES LEGISLATIVE SESSION AND PAY BY AT LEAST 50%. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL

AMENDMENT.

 

Reduces the Legislature’s regular session by more than 50% to no more than ninety-five days. Directs the Legislature to convene in January for up to thirty days and again in May for up to sixty days. Allows the Legislature to reconvene for up to five additional days to reconsider bills vetoed by the Governor. Requires that legislators’ salaries be

cut by at least 50%, regardless of the amount of work legislators perform. Summary of estimate by Legislative Analyst and Director of Finance of fiscal impact on state and local government: Potential reduction in state costs of tens of millions of dollars per year, including over $5.7 million in reduced annual costs for legislator salaries. Actual reduction, if any, would depend on future actions of the Legislature and the Governor. (09-0031.)

 

 

 

 

To the Honorable Secretary of State of California: We, the undersigned, registered, qualified voters of California, residents of the County identified below, hereby propose amendments to the California Constitution, relating to the State Legislature and petition the Secretary of State to submit the same to the voters of California for their adoption or rejection at the next succeeding general election or at any special statewide election held prior to that general election or otherwise provided by law. The proposed constitutional amendments (full title and text of the measure) read as follows:

 

 

THE CITIZEN LEGISLATURE ACT

SECTION 1. Title.

This Act shall be known and may be cited as

“The Citizen Legislature Act.”

SECTION 2. Findings and Purposes.

 

The People of the State of California hereby make the following findings and declare that their purpose in enacting this Act is as follows:

 

(a) California’s experiment with a “fulltime”Legislature has failed. The result has been a Legislature dominated by career politicians

beholden to special interests. Legislators do not work “full-time” yet they receive full-time pay and benefits, more than double the amount of all other states. Yet, with all of these incentives, they continually fail to accomplish their most important job, passing a balanced state budget on-time.

 

(b) California needs and deserves a Legislature that is only interested in conducting the people’s business. Most states have a part-time

Legislature, including some of the largest and most populous. A part-time Legislature will replace professional politicians with citizen legislators and will break the stranglehold of special interests. It

will reduce the number of unnecessary and self serving bills and will result in a more responsibleand accountable government institution.

 

(c) In order to further these and the purposes stated in section 1.5, the people hereby amend the California Constitution to enact the “Citizen Legislature Act.”

 

SECTION 3. Constitutional Amendment

 

Section 3.5 of Article IV of the California Constitution is added to read as follows:

 

Sec. 3.5(a) The Legislature shall reconvene in regular session on the first Monday in January of each year for a period not to exceed 30 calendar days, whereupon the Legislature shall stand in recess. The Legislature shall reconvene in regular session on the first Monday in May for a period not to exceed 60 calendar days.

 

(b) Notwithstanding subdivision (a), the

Legislature may reconvene for an additional period

of 5 days following recess or adjournment to reconsider bills vetoed by the Governor pursuant to section 10.

 

(c) On or before the end of the fiscal year 2012, the California Citizens Compensation Commission shall, pursuant to section 8 of Article III, reduce the annual salary of Members of the Legislature by at least fifty percent of the salary established for the fiscal year in which this section becomes effective. Thereafter, the Commission

may increase the annual salary of Members of the Legislature to account for any increase in the cost of living, and may reduce such salary at its discretion, pursuant to section 8 of Article III.

 

SECTION 4. Operative Date/Severability

 

(a) Section 3.5 shall become effectiveimmediately, however it shall become operative for the biennium session commencing on the first

Monday in December in 2012.

 

(b) If any part of this measure or theapplication to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the invalidity shall not affect other

provisions or applications which can reasonably be given effect without the invalid provision or application.

Fundraising campaign begins.

David Hernandez for State Assembly Virtual Fundraiser begins.

On October 19, 2009 at 9:00AM we begin our first fundraising push via the internet. The fundraising effort will continue through Friday October 23^rd at 5:00PM.

For those of you, who have not contributed to a political campaign before; allow me to give you some basic information.  First of all, contributions although vital are not Tax Deductible. Second, all contributions over the amount of one hundred dollars must be itemized on the candidates campaign finance statement. The information is public record and will need to show the contributors name, address, employer and occupation.

If the contribution is $99.00 or less, the contribution is not itemized and the contributor’s information is not made public.

There is a limit on the amount you can contribute. For State Assembly it is three thousand six hundred dollars per person, per election. You can contribute the maximum in the Primary and again in the General election. Remember no amount is too small. Every dollar will be much appreciated and treated with the respect it deserves.

That is the basic information on the rules of the game. Many have heard that “Money is the Mothers Milk of Politics”. This statement has proven to have merit. No matter how good your platform or message, without financial resources, the message can not get out to the voters.

There are two ways to contribute to the campaign. First you can contribute via the web site at www.davidhernandez4assembly.com.  Second, you can contribute via mail by sending your check made payable to David Hernandez for Assembly 2010, to PO Box 9158, North Hollywood, CA 91609 ID # 1318371

We have already laid out our strategy for an aggressive campaign. For the next six months we will be targeting our fundraising towards the Voter Registration Campaign. This will involve paying a “Bounty” to Republican Groups and Organizations who register Republican Voters in the 42^nd District.

 So, let us begin and see how we fair in this troubled economy. I will post the results of the effort on Monday October 26, 2009.

Thank you,

 

David Hernandez

Candidate for the 42^nd Assembly District

Last Man Standing; why it is wise and vital to invest in our campaign.

Last Man Standing; why it is wise and vital to invest in our campaign.

 

Running for State Assembly in a district where the voter registration is 146,000 Democrats to 48,000 Republicans is by any measure a challenge of epic scale.  We are not going into this race with any illusions. Our objectives are clear and our campaign will be aggressive.

Far too often these races are ignored by established party types as they see no reason to engage or spend resources in these districts.

As a result, the entrenched incumbent raises vast amounts of campaign contributions which are then donated to the DNC and to Candidates in other districts or states in targeted races. In the end the result is the same, we lose and lose ground.

It is no wonder the Republican registration has dropped to third place behind Decline to States in the 42^nd District. The lack of effort on the local level has a detrimental and direct impact on the National level.

My objective and purpose in committing my time and resources in this campaign is clear.

First, build a solid foundation in the 42^nd State Assembly District.

We have the ability to measure the success of our efforts and it is very simple, the voter registration numbers. Can we move the Republican Party registration in the 42^nd District into the number 2 slot by November of 2010?

I believe that by raising funds to supplement the voter registration efforts of Republican groups like the Federated Women, The Westside Republican Club, The San Fernando Valley Republican Club, Southern California Republican Women and Men and The Hollywood Congress of Republicans, we will not only achieve our objectives but surpass them.

The College Republican groups will also play a vital role in this effort and have the energy and numbers to undertake this aggressive effort.

I will be focusing my immediate efforts on fund raising in order to implement this voter registration effort and pay bounty to these groups for new Republican voter registrations. I will be reaching out to other campaigns to join us in these efforts.

Second and most profound is the “Last Man Standing” objective and strategic offensive campaign.

The population of Los Angeles is now over four million residents.  Did you know there is only one Republican State Assembly member who represents any part of Los Angeles?

That Assemblyman is Cameron Smyth who represents the 38^th District. That district includes Sunland Tujunga as well as the Santa Clarita Valley and points west.

The voter registration in the 38^th District has now fallen to a mere 3.5 % difference with Republicans holding onto a very slim lead.

As a result, the opposition has targeted this district and a few others for the 2010 election. Get rid of the Republicans and you will have the 2/3rds vote to raise taxes and get rid of Prop 13.

Will Cameron Smyth be the last man standing? He already is!

What can we do? Sure support his campaign with money and volunteers, but we can do much more. We can force the opposition to spend some of their campaign war chest and volunteers in races like the 42^nd Assembly race.

 No assembly race gets a free pass. They must be forced to engage and use resources! Our campaigns must be aggressive from the very start.

The Unions have already spent over $200,000.00 dollars against Cameron this year sending out hit mailers to tarnish his name and record.

This is the real deal folks.

Force them to engage and use their resources in other races.

 With our objectives clear and an aggressive campaign now under way, I am asking that you invest in the effort and make a contribution to my campaign at this time.

We need to alert, inform and engage the Republicans in each and every district. Help me and help Cameron by making sure he is still standing and still representing the 38^th District after November 2010.

Please go to www.davidhernandez4assembly.com to contribute on line or Mail your check to the Committee to Elect David Hernandez for Assembly 2010, to PO Box 9158, North Hollywood, Ca 91609.  ID # 1318371

Campaign contributions are not tax deductible, but vital.

Thank you,

David Hernandez

Candidate for State Assembly, District 42

I believe we were absolutely correct in making English the Official Language of California.

The Gift of English

One of the current controversies facing our community and our country involves the English language. Why, people ask, should everyone have to learn English? Why print documents only in English? Why force applicants for citizenship to learn English?

Let me give my answer to this below. You will see how my  position on this issue is based on the knowledge that when we provide someone the opportunity to learn English we are not being domineering or insensitive. Instead we are giving them a gift. The gift of English.

How could it have happened that the language of one little island has spread around the world? England was no more imperialistic or conquering in the last few centuries than any other country. How was it possible to spread its language so far and wide?

The answer lies in the qualities of English itself. All languages are wonderful. All languages have unique characteristics. Many languages even have a particular quality that is better than the same quality in English. Some people, for example, feel that certain types of poetry can better be expressed in Spanish than in English. But the success of English is due to the fact that it has gathered in one language more useful characteristics than any other language on earth.

English is the most powerful, efficient, subtle and flexible language on earth. It was bound to occur that among the hundreds of languages developed by humans over the millennia, one would incorporate the largest group of desirable features. English just happened to be that language. Any other language that had been first to include all the benefits of English would have swept the world instead. English didn’t conquered the world because it was imposed more than any other language. It conquered the world because of its own inherent characteristics.

 The Characteristics of English

 Efficiency

Think of a company that produces a product more efficiently than its competitors. That company will outpace its competitors. The same is true of languages. English is the most efficient language on earth. It takes an average of 30% more space to express an idea in another language than in English. People who write text materials for translation into other languages have to leave 30% white space on a page to allow room for translation.

English achieves this efficiency in a number of ways. Native English speakers are so used to shortcuts, that they don’t even realize that not all languages offer them. For example, abbreviating a word or using an acronym for a group of words is not possible in all languages. Take this sentence for example:

      Mr. Smith’s newest shirts were Mrs. Smith’s birthday gift.

If you wanted to say that in another language it might go something like this:

      The shirts the most new of Mister Smith were the gifts of Mistress Smith on his yearly day of birth.

The ability to substitute “apostrophe s” for the word “of” shortens the sentence greatly. So does the option of saying Mr. instead of Mister. We shorten our sentences in other ways, too. Think of contractions such as doesn’t, haven’t, I’ll, he’s and John’s (for John is). Nor do all languages offer the ability to say ASAP, SASE, CBS, IRA, AKA.

Another characteristic that adds efficiency to English is its use of a writing system based on sounds. The number of sounds we use in English is far fewer than the number of concepts we can express. Some other fine languages are hampered by a system of writing which requires a different shape for every concept, rather than using a different shape for every sound.

Who knows? Maybe the efficiency of English was an unappreciated secret weapon in World War II. Since we were able to make all of our coded messages 30% shorter than those of the enemy, it would have given the enemy less opportunity to grab them out of the air. But theirs had to be 30% longer, which gave us more opportunity to detect their messages.

Flexibility

English is an amazingly flexible and adaptable language. It easily accepts words from other languages and makes them its own. Not all languages can comfortably do this. We can even create words ourselves and have them understood. Abbreviate “knock out” to “KO” and the following sentence is still easily comprehended: The winner KO’d the loser in the fifth round.

 Power and Subtlety

 Because of its ability to adopt words from other languages, English may have the largest vocabulary on earth. It contains close to half a million words. This makes English very powerful, and capable of expressing very subtle differences with great precision. This quality alone has been invaluable in the scientific domain.

Compare this to a certain Indian language in the southern U.S. It has only 400 words. This limited vocabulary forces speakers to do things like repeat a word in order to emphasize it, and say it three times in order to add more emphasis.

 Non-native speakers say that English is a difficult language. It’s generally assumed that this refers to its grammar. But basic English is actually one of the easiest languages in terms of grammar. Our verb endings are a cinch when compared to those of other languages, and we don’t have to make gender agreements on articles and adjectives.

The thing that makes English difficult is the same thing that gives it variability and precision: its huge vocabulary and large number of idioms. As one example, a slight change in a preposition following a verb totally changes the meaning of the verb. So novices can learn basic English easily, but power users never stop learning English.

 A Valuable Skill

 When we teach English to our immigrant students, we are not being dictators. When we ask potential citizens to learn English, we are not being insensitive and domineering. Instead, we are offering them a gift, the gift of English. We are giving them the most powerful communication tool on Earth. English is a popular language because it is a great language. We can be proud of using it.

The Campaign begins today!

Greetings my friends and supporters,

The past months have been devoted to helping my friend in the Special Election for Los Angeles City Council District 2. That effort is now over and we can begin to focus on the 42nd AD race.  I will have my platform up on the web site next week. Rest assured it will be to your liking.

Thank You ,

David

Why support David Hernandez for Assembly

That’s a good question, especially since I will be asking you for your support in the form of endorsements, money, volunteer time and most importantly, your vote.

 

At every level of government, elected officials all too often reach for the “low hanging fruit” when attempting to demonstrate their concern for a challenge facing the community, city, county, state or nation.  Imposing more laws and restrictions on law abiding citizens has been the status quo for decades.

 

When such actions occur, these politicians will justify their actions in the name of the “greater good.”  They have also demonstrated their willingness to violate the California State Constitution to further their agenda and achieve their objectives.

 

Violating the California State Constitution is not just a matter of interpreting a document in Sacramento in a different light; to be determined by those with the resources to mount a legal challenge or defense. No, at the very core it is a violation of the constitutional rights of the citizens of California!

 

Yes, sometimes there are groups that step forward to challenge the actions of those politicians, but these challenges are limited and expensive. Those violating your rights have unlimited access to resources; your tax dollars and the money of the special interests who benefit, to help them defend the imposition of their agenda.

 

Do you really believe we need more laws to solve the challenges facing California?

Take a look at an existing group of California laws and ordinances.  California Law consists of 29 separate codes as shown here:   http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html

 

Now tell me our problem is a lack of laws.

 

I believe we have too many laws, many of which are not even followed.  Given the growth of the California state government and the tax dollars needed to feed this ever expanding beast; clearly more laws and more taxes are not the answer.

 

We cannot tax our way into financial stability.

 

The time has come for you to have someone representing you in Sacramento who will stand up and challenge the violations of your Constitutional rights.

 

Here is a link to the California State Constitution.  When elected I will do more than just take an Oath to up hold it. No, my friends, I pledge to you that I will fight to protect your Constitutional Rights from all who attempt to violate them.

 

http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/const-toc.html

 

My name is David Hernandez and I am asking for your help and vote. Vote for me on June 8, 2010 to be the Republican nominee for State Assembly and help me then be elected on November 2, 2010, and you will have someone to challenge those who would violate your rights.