FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 22, 2011
CONTACT: Jim Waring
Waring Receives Endorsement of Arizona Conference of Police and Sheriffs
Organization for police cites Waring’s “Unwavering Support for Public Safety”
PHOENIX, AZ – Jim Waring, Republican Candidate for Phoenix City Council, today proudly announced that his campaign has been endorsed by the Arizona Conference of Police and Sheriffs (AZCOPS).
Larry Lopez, President of AZCOPS, cited Jim Waring’s “unwavering support for public safety issues.”
“I am very pleased and honored to receive this endorsement,” said Waring. “Public safety has always been a top issue for me in public life, and it will continue to be a top priority for me when I represent my neighbors on the Phoenix City Council.”
Waring has previously received numerous accolades for his work on behalf of public safety. Aside from being a graduate of the Phoenix Citizens’ Police Academy, Waring was the Men’s Anti-Violence Network’s Man of the Year, and authored the state’s toughest DUI laws, which has reduced fatalities related to drinking and driving.
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Jim Waring is the Republican candidate for Phoenix City Council in District 2. He previously served in the Arizona State Senate from 2003 – 2010, where he was named Champion of the Taxpayer for his efforts to reign in government spending and reduce waste.
Oh for goodness sake. It’s time for Waring to get a REAL JOB in the PRIVATE SECTOR.
What a tired also-ran. Please retire from politics. PLEASE.
So let me get this straight, the AFL-CIO police union ,which is mainly the Democrat Tucson cops endorsed Jim Waring. So that is the same AFL-CIO that is after Sal DiCiccio and they endorse Jim Waring – so what kind of backroom union deal did Waring cut?
Waring wasn’t robbed in the Congressional race, the voters in CD3 recognized this is a guy who can help himself with a love affair with lots of yard signs with his name on it. His big signs are blank on the bottom for a reason – so he can label over with sign snipes for each new office he runs for.
Waring has an elected official’s pension fetish. He’s never held a real job outside of government.
Am I wrong?