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Jennifer Wright Garners More Endorsements from Leading Conservatives

July 28, 2011 By 2 Comments

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 28, 2011
CONTACT: Michael Marshall

WRIGHT GARNERS MORE ENDORSEMENTS FROM LEADING CONSERVATIVES WHILE THE GREATER PHOENIX CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SNUBS WRIGHT FOR DEBATE

PHOENIX, AZ (July 28) – Mayoral candidate Jennifer Wright is pleased to announce the endorsements of several more conservative leaders, including Arizona State Senator Andy Biggs (R-22); Arizona State Representatives Judy Burges (R-4), Jack Harper (R-4), Carl Seel (R-6), and David Burnell Smith (R-7); John Corey Wentling, Chairman of Arizona Citizens Defense League; and Samuel J. Wurzelbacher, a.k.a. “Joe the Plumber.”

The additional endorsements signals ever-increasing momentum in the Wright campaign. In just a few short months, mayoral candidate Jennifer Wright has gone from virtual unknown to primary contender in the Phoenix Mayor’s race, with leading political pundits predicting Wright is poised to make it to the November run-off election.

At the same time, the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce has opted to exclude Wright from the August 15th televised debate they are hosting on KPHO, citing Wright’s failure to raise $50,000 by May 31. Wright entered the race on May 6, turning in her signatures to qualify for the ballot on May 30, and chose not to begin active fundraising until June, when she qualified for the ballot.

“While I respect the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce’s right as a private organization to select debate participants, I am deeply disappointed in the Chamber’s decision. Phoenix voters deserve to hear from all candidates who have qualified for the ballot in order to make an informed decision regarding the mayoral election,” stated Wright. “Money alone should not be a reason to exclude someone from a debate. This exclusion symbolizes everything that is wrong in politics, and everything society is fighting against on a local and national level.”

Today’s endorsements comes on the heels of the previously announced endorsements of Arizona State Senate President Russell Pearce (R-18), former Congressman J.D. Hayworth (R-AZ), Arizona Senator Linda Gray (R-10) and the support from Arizona Freedom Alliance, a group comprised of 26 Arizona Tea Party organizations.

Campaigning on a platform of creating an environment where jobs and opportunities flourish, communities are safe and secure, and city government is run with fiscal responsibility, Wright has been hailed as the only true conservative in the race for Phoenix mayor.

A lawyer, economist, mother and activist with the Tea Party, Wright is seen by many as the most likely candidate to challenge the field of entrenched political interests running for the office of Mayor.

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Jennifer Wright Garners Hayworth Endorsement, Tea Party Support in Phoenix Mayor’s Race

July 20, 2011 By 4 Comments

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 20, 2011
CONTACT: info@wright4mayor.com

 

Wright garners Hayworth endorsement and Tea Party Support for Phoenix Mayor’s Race

PHOENIX, AZ (July 20) – Mayoral candidate Jennifer Wright is pleased to announce the endorsement of former U.S. Congressman J.D. Hayworth and the support of Arizona Freedom Alliance , a group comprised of 26 Tea Party organizations.

“Jennifer is a good friend who has worked hard on conservative causes for the past decade. In her bid for Mayor of Phoenix, Jennifer is selflessly taking on entrenched political interests to restore conservative values to city governance,” said Hayworth.

“With the hard work and generous support of fiscal conservative Arizona citizens, we can and will set this city on the right path,” Wright said.

Campaigning on a platform of creating jobs, reducing city bureaucracy and eliminating sanctuary cities for illegal aliens, Wright has been hailed as the only true conservative in the race for Phoenix mayor.

“I am not a traditional political insider who owes friends political favors,” she said. “I will do what needs to be done to turn Phoenix around and do what the people, not the politicians, want done.”

Hayworth’s endorsement and the support from Arizona Freedom Alliance adds to the growing list of Wright supporters which already included Arizona State Senator Russell Pearce and Arizona State Senator Linda Gray.

A lawyer, economist, mother and activist with the Tea Party, Wright is seen by many as the most likely candidate to challenge the field of long-time politicians running for the office of mayor.

Help elect Wright as the next Mayor of Phoenix by making a donation of $10, $25, $100 or more TODAY !

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Van “The Radio Man” Interviews Mayoral Candidate Jennifer Wright

July 7, 2011 By 4 Comments

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Jennifer Wright has never voted for a tax hike and has never worked with or for any government unions.

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Phoenix Mayoral candidate Jennifer Wright – An upset in the making!

June 26, 2011 By 9 Comments

Watch the following video from this Sunday’s Square Off as political pundit and insider, Chris Herstam makes the prediction that conservative Tea Party candidate, Jennifer Wright could possibly take second place in the upcoming August Phoenix Mayoral race. (Herstam believes that Greg Stanton will win the vote with 30-35% of the vote (not enough to clinch the win) but Wright could finish second place against Peggy Neely if Wright is able to raise enough money to get mailers out.

For those who follow politics a little closer, Chris Herstam also predicted a near win by 2010 Congressional Candidate, Ruth McClung in the General Election against Raul Grijalva.  Herstam would not make such a statement unless he could back it up with hard polling data.

Here is the video clip:

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Read what Arizona Republic political reporter Robert Leger also wrote about Jennifer Wright:

“Wright could be a key factor. Most pundits, noting she entered the race late and has little money, expect her to finish in the single digits. But an important point: She collected 3,500 signatures in three weeks using only volunteers. Passion is as important as money in a campaign, maybe more so.”

The race for Mayor and Council in Phoenix will come down to a race between the government unions vs the taxpayers. Unions are out working to elect their next “bosses” in order to get the long-term benefits paid for courtesy of Phoenix taxpayers.

Help Jennifer Wright take back America one city at a time by donating to her effort. This is a potential upset in the making and you have the opportunity to make it happen and send a message loud and clear.

Donate Now.

 

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Pol-Parazzi: Recently Seen Around Town and Beyond

June 5, 2011 By 1 Comment

We haven’t posted photos of Arizona politicians in action for some time and with the Phoenix City Council race in full swing, maybe it’s time to see whose out and about around town (and beyond.)

If you’d like to share your photos of Arizona politicians on the move, please send them to sonoranalliance@gmail.com.

 

Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu is surrounded by supporters at a golf tournament for the sheriff.

GOP activist Kellie Greene poses with Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu at a special appreciate luncheon to Babeu in Arizona City / Eloy. The luncheon was organized by Janet Lopas and JoAnne Waszak of Pinal County Sheriff's COPS (Citizens on Patrol).

Sheriff Paul Babeu

Sheriff Paul Babeu also spoke to the Thunder Mountain Republican Women.

Phoenix mayoral candidate, Jennifer Wright meeting with voters in northwest Phoenix.

Phoenix District One Council candidates and mayoral candidate, Jennifer Wright pose for a group shot at a gathering in northwest Phoenix.

Phoenix City Councilwoman Thelda Williams and council candidate challenger Gary Whalen listen to another candidate speak at a northwest Phoenix gathering.

Sheriff Joe Arpaio ventured to Humble, Texas to endorse Harris County Sheriff candidate Carl Pittman in a special event called a "Gathering of Patriots." For more about Carl Pittman, please go to CarlforSheriff.com.

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