Long Pham for Assembly

I really appreciate your interest in my race for the 68th Assembly District in 2010. Thank you for taking the time to stop by, and I hope you will find your visit informative and enjoyable.

Many people have asked me what made me return to the Assembly race as a write-in candidate. The past actions of both the Democratic candidate Phu Nguyen and his Republican rival Allan Mansoor did not give me confidence that either of them, as an assembly member, would stand up against financial pressure from special interests and protect the interests of our residents.

Due to the lack of ethical integrity on the part of elected officials, legislation and regulation at federal, state, and local levels were often made to reward special interests and not to protect voters. This is the main reason for the financial crisis we are facing today that affects everyone in our society. It was a similar situation in 1982 that made a former congressman from the California 43rd congressional district, Dr. Ron Packard, to re-enter the congressional race as a write-in candidate. He was strongly opposed by his party, but he won.

As the ethical record of my years on the Orange County Board of Education and in the private industry speaks for itself, I am committed to maintaining my untainted record as I will represent you in the State Assembly. In addition to the three goals of improving education, jobs, and the cost of energy that I presented in the primary election, an additional goal is also to undo the long term social-economical damage caused by the unprecedented level of corruption of Mansoor and the irresponsible council members who rubber stamped the Fairgrounds lease on 8-24-2010.

2. A business revitalization plan, providing tax incentives and streamlining regulation process to spur industrial businesses and job opportunities.

3. A state energy policy, promoting investment in new industrial facilities such as desalination and nuclear power plants.

4. A public official accountability bill, making elected officials liable for omissions or corrupt action's they perform willfully in office.

With my experience working with the legislature, my 30 years of industrial service, my technical expertise, my Doctorate in Management, my connections in the engineering community, and my devotion to limited government, I will bring to Sacramento and serve you with the knowledge, value and ability to reduce California’s growing government. What sets me apart from other candidates is my experience and proven leadership in effectively influencing government policy on business and technical issues.

Please support and write-in "Long" on your official ballot to vote for Long Pham on November 2nd, 2010.

	Dr. Long Pham, P.E. for State Assembly
	Orange County - California

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