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Corona City Councilmembers Endorse Ken Calvert

April 19, 2012

Today, Representative Ken Calvert (R-Corona) announced the endorsement of four Councilmembers from the City of Corona.

The following Councilmembers have endorsed Rep. Calvert:

  • Mayor Eugene Montanez
  • Mayor Pro Tem Jason Scott
  • Councilmember Stan Skipworth
  • Councilmember Karen Spiegel
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Corona Taxpayer’s Association Endorses Ken Calvert

March 30, 2012

CORONA, CA – The Corona Taxpayer’s Association recently announced that it has officially endorsed Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Corona) for the newly drawn 42nd Congressional District.

“As a lifelong Corona resident and a defender of taxpayers, I’m honored to receive the endorsement of the Corona Taxpayer’s Association,” said Rep. Calvert.  
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Endorses Ken Calvert

March 23, 2012

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the world’s largest business federation representing the interests of more than three million businesses, has officially endorsed Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Corona) for the newly drawn 42nd Congressional District.
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Riverside County Republican Party Endorses Ken Calvert

March 9, 2012

CORONA, CA – Last night the Riverside County Republican Central Committee officially endorsed Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Corona) for the newly drawn 42nd Congressional District.

“I’m honored to receive the endorsement of my fellow Republicans on the Riverside County Central Committee,” said Rep. Calvert.  
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Calvert Criticizes Obama Budget Gimmicks

February 14, 2012

Funding for illegal immigrant incarceration jeopardized

By Ben Goad

The Press-Enterprise

WASHINGTON — In what has become something of an annual tradition, the presidential budget proposal unveiled Monday contains deep cuts to a federal program that reimburses states for the costs of jailing illegal immigrants, sparking calls to restore funding.
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Calvert, Lewis Press for Action

February 4, 2012

By Ben Goad

The Press Enterprise

WASHINGTON – As business at Ontario International Airport suffers, its Los Angeles-based owner and the federal government aren’t doing enough to reverse the decline in service and set the Inland hub on a course toward full capacity, two Inland area congressmen said Friday.
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Calvert Criticizes Obama Rhetoric

January 26, 2012

Inland Republicans: Delegation mostly slams Obama’s speech

By Ben Goad

The Press Enterprise

WASHINGTON — The central initiatives laid out in President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address Tuesday night seem tailored to address Inland Southern California’s largest problems: unemployment and the home foreclosure crisis.

Yet the details of his plan raised concerns from some area officials and came under harsh fire from members of the region’s predominantly Republican congressional delegation
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Calvert Supports Tax Relief for Working Families

December 15, 2011

Tax cut extension plans split Inland delegation

By Ben Goad

The Press Enterprise

WASHINGTON – As the debate over extending a soon-to-expire payroll tax cut and benefits for the unemployed nears a crescendo in Congress, few corners of the nation have more at stake than does economically battered Inland Southern California.


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Calvert Outraged by Gov. Brown’s Attack on E-Verify

October 21, 2011

“Right now, across America, various states and local governments are enacting mandatory E-Verify,” Calvert said in a statement. “Meanwhile, California is going the other way … and in fact the Governor is signing laws to preempt the use of E-Verify. This is an outrage.”


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Rep. Calvert Criticizes Obama Administration Over Illegal Immigration Enforcement

October 18, 2011

Calvert, a proponent of electronic worker verification requirements, pointed to a 70 percent decline in worksite immigration enforcement efforts over the past two years as evidence that the White House is not interested in keeping illegal immigrants out of American jobs.

IMMIGRATION: Debate moves to White House, Supreme Court

BY Ben Goad

Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON — The national debate over immigration has changed venues, but the question of what to do about the millions of people in the country illegally remains as polarizing as ever.
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