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Navajo Nation Forum

Last night the Navajo Nation sponsored a District 1 Congressional Candidate Forum at the Navajo Nation Museum auditorium.  Thank you to Katherine Benally from Dennehotso for putting this event together.  The Navajo Nation's KTNN radio also broadcast the event throughout the Navajo Nation.  A few of the questions asked were how we felt about the Iraq war, how we would balance the demand for water rights among other Arizona municipalities, how we would support veterans and whether we would honor the constitution when it comes to treaties being the supreme law of the land.  Please see my Navajo Nation page for more information on my priorities with the Navajo Nation.

Week of April 14th

This week was busy but a great week.  I was in Prescott on Monday to listen to the two candidates for Yavapai County Sheriff at the Republican Men's forum.  Later that evening I was back in Flagstaff for a meeting of the American Eagle Foundation which is in the process of formation with the goal to create scholarships for conservative minded youth to attend a program at the Reagan Ranch.

Tuesday was set aside for taxes and FEC filing.  Not my favorite activities.
 

Preston participating in the Sylvia Allen Shoot-Out fundraiser.

Wednesday was a visit to Williams, AZ in the morning, Prescott in the afternoon and a Chamber of Commerce mixer in Chino Valley that evening.

Thursday I spoke at the Flagstaff Republican Women's luncheon with my top 10 priorities and then traveled to Prescott that evening to participate in the Prescott Business Expo.

Friday morning I spoke to the Republican Women and Rim Country Republicans in beautiful Payson and attended the Payson business expo that evening.

Saturday morning was a meet and greet in Show Low at 10am and later a Shoot-Out fundraiser for Sylvia Allen, candidate for the Arizona state house in LD-5 and finally the Navajo County Lincoln Day dinner that evening with special guests State Treasurer Dean Martin and former Graham County Sheriff Richard Mac.
 

"We need leadership that makes decisions based on the next generation, not the next election." - Preston Korn at the Navajo County Lincoln Day Dinner

As you can see, I'm keeping busy meeting new people all over the district.  The message of removing professional politicians from office is well received wherever I go.  I encourage each of you to begin to take a stand for citizenship governing.  We need to remove professional politicians and send doctors, ranchers, pastors, architects, small business owners, insurance agents, realtors, teachers, and the like to represent us in Washington.  Let's send people who are from the district they represent.  Let's send people who work and raise their families in the district.
 

Yavapai Republicans

Today was an important day for Yavapai Republicans to vote for delegates to the state convention from Yavapai County.  Attendance was good and I was able to be available to speak to the precinct committee men and women and answer questions.