Senator Morrow, why? We thought you were a conservative. We thought we could trust you.

NOVEMBER 29, 2005
CONTACT: JENNIFER JACOBS
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CONSERVATIVE ORANGE COUNTY/SAN DIEGO
STATE SENATOR BILL MORROW ENDORSES TOM HARMAN FOR STATE
SENATE
(Huntington Beach, CA) Today, State Senator Bill Morrow announced his endorsement of Assemblyman Tom Harman for the 35th State Senate District. Morrow joins a growing number of Assembly and State Senate Republicans from throughout California supporting Harman.
"Tom Harman is reform-minded and has the necessary experience to move California forward," said Senator Morrow. "Tom's character and integrity will help strengthen our Republican voice in Sacramento."
One of California's most energetic senators, California
State Senator Bill Morrow represents the 38th Senate District, which includes a
portion of South Orange County and much of North San Diego County. The Senator's
efforts in the California Legislature blend his strong fiscal conservatism,
commitment to traditional family values, respect for justice, support for
business and working people, tough-on-crime attitude, and compassion for senior
citizens, children, and the needy.
Recent polling demonstrates Harman’s strength in the open Senate seat. His name recognition is already unusually high, as are his positives among likely Republican voters. Furthermore, Harman also has broad based support from Independents and moderate Democrats, and will benefit from the Special Election’s “open” system, which allows cross-over voters from other parties.
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OMG! This is not the way to open a conservative primary campaign for Congressman by endorsing a known RINO. Howard Kaloogian and Mark Wyland must be estatic right now. I really have to question Sen. Morrow's judgement with this endorsement. Maybe Phil Paule can answer this question...wasn't Bill Morrow's close ties to unions one of the big factors in his primary loss to Darrell Issa back in 2000?
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Posted by: Allan Bartlett | November 30, 2005 at 05:42 PM
One failed fundraiser endorses another. Word is Morrow has almost $12 raised for his congressional bid. Is this the best Harman can come up with? And to characterize Bill as energetic is a joke....Eeyore has more energy than Bill these days.
Posted by: Mark Brainard | November 30, 2005 at 05:45 PM
It was Darrell's money that was the reason for the loss. Morrow was outspent and out campaigned. Will history repeat itself in this special election between Wyland and Morrow?
Posted by: | November 30, 2005 at 05:55 PM
Um... Wyland isnt running for congress
Posted by: | November 30, 2005 at 06:07 PM
Wyland should run now that Morrow has sold us down the river.
Posted by: Roscoe | November 30, 2005 at 06:09 PM
Lets see. Duke Cunningham pleads guilty to bribery.
A Republican Governor picks the past Executive Director of the Democratic Party as his Chief of Staff
and now Bill Morrow endorses Tom "the labor unions put me in office' Harman for Senate.
Its no wonder the public is disillusioned by the slime balls we have in office.
Posted by: Jim Righeimer | November 30, 2005 at 06:41 PM
My favorite line from this press release?
"Furthermore, Harman also has broad based support from Independents and moderate Democrats, and will benefit from the Special Election’s 'open' system, which allows cross-over voters from other parties."
Harman's already telling Republicans he's going to screw them! This is coming from Coronado Communications, the same team that brought you National Embarassment Mayor Dick Murphy's re-election.
Posted by: Silence Dogood | November 30, 2005 at 07:33 PM
I hear with Duke's resignation and a pending special election, Wyland is reconsidering his decision not to run.
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