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FRANK PALOMBO CAMPAIGN:
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Showing posts with label Frank Palombo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frank Palombo. Show all posts
Monday, May 7, 2012
Friday, May 4, 2012
Walter Jones or Frank Palombo?
THE RANT: Where's Walter? WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY'S 'THE RANT' BY NEWS DIRECTOR SCOTT PICKEY) -- When the North Carolina General Assembly redrew the 3rd Congressional District, it extended it from the Virginia state line, down through Pender County and into Downtown Wilmington. I guess Rep. Walter Jones didn't get the memo, because to my knowledge, he's made no effort to come down and introduce himself to his new constituents. I haven't even seen any of his campaign signs on the side of the road. Is Jones that comfy up in Washington? Why would the folks in Pender County and Downtown Wilmington feel comfortable voting for this guy to represent them if they don't even know him?
ONLY ON 3: Congressman says he's too busy for voters in New Hanover, Pender--HAMPSTEAD, NC (WWAY) -- When voters in Pender County and parts of New Hanover County go to the polls, they may be surprised by who they're voting for for Congress. The area is now part of the 3rd Congressional District, but incumbent Rep. Walter Jones has spent little time in his new territory. Jones has held his seat for 18 years, but challenger Frank Palombo, the former police chief in New Bern, says it's time for a change. He's been all over the redrawn 3rd District, while Jones has been a lot less visible.
Republican candidates vie to represent eastern North Carolina in House--GREENVILLE, N.C. -- North Carolina's primary elections are just four days away, and there's one race that's being closely watched: the Republican congressional race right here in district three between Congressman Walter Jones and Frank Palombo. Each candidate says they offer something the other can't. Jones says his political experience trumps his opponent's, while Palombo says his leadership skills and connection to the public are greater than Jones'.
ONLY ON 3: Congressman says he's too busy for voters in New Hanover, Pender--HAMPSTEAD, NC (WWAY) -- When voters in Pender County and parts of New Hanover County go to the polls, they may be surprised by who they're voting for for Congress. The area is now part of the 3rd Congressional District, but incumbent Rep. Walter Jones has spent little time in his new territory. Jones has held his seat for 18 years, but challenger Frank Palombo, the former police chief in New Bern, says it's time for a change. He's been all over the redrawn 3rd District, while Jones has been a lot less visible.
Republican candidates vie to represent eastern North Carolina in House--GREENVILLE, N.C. -- North Carolina's primary elections are just four days away, and there's one race that's being closely watched: the Republican congressional race right here in district three between Congressman Walter Jones and Frank Palombo. Each candidate says they offer something the other can't. Jones says his political experience trumps his opponent's, while Palombo says his leadership skills and connection to the public are greater than Jones'.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
WCTI12.com: Congressman Vs. Police Chief In Republican Primary
Now New Bern's former police chief, Frank Palombo, wants to unseat him. One candidate though, refuses to debate. "Jones will not schedule any kind of ...
http://www.wcti12.com/news/30994863/detail.html
http://www.wcti12.com/news/30994863/detail.html
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
CCTA Monthly Meeting--April 17, 2012 at 7:00 pm
TUESDAY, APRIL 17th, 2012, 7:00-9:00 pm
COASTAL CAROLINA TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION (CCTA)
MONTHLY MEETING AND PROGRAM
Healing Grace Church 3407 Red Fox Road in Trent Woods, New Bern, NC
Program: AGENDA 21--Speaker, Louis Stannard, Feet to the Fire.org.
Special guests Congressional Candidate District 3, Frank Palombo; NC House District 3 Candidate, Michel Speciale; District Court Judge Candidates—Dave McFadyen and Clinton Rowe.
Healing Grace Church 3407 Red Fox Road in Trent Woods, New Bern, NC.
(DIRECTIONS: Country Club Road to Wedgewood Drive to Red Fox/Dianne).
We meet every 3rd Tuesday at this location!
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC--PLEASE COME OUT AND JOIN US!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
ENC TEA PARTY--Join us for a Candidate Forum, Saturday, March 10th at the Pitt County Courthouse, 1:00-4:30 pm
CANDIDATE FORUM
Saturday, March 10th at the Pitt County Courthouse, from 1:00 - 4:30 pm
Please mark your calendars !!
Moderated by Dr. Greg Brannon of Founders' Truth and Mr. Kevin Daniels of the Frederick Douglass Foundation
There will be a Candidate Forum on Saturday, March 10th from 1:00 - 4:30 pm at the Pitt County Courthouse on the corner of Evans St. and Third Ave. (100 W. Third St,) The event will be moderated by Dr. Greg Brannon of Founders' Truth and Mr. Kevin Daniels of the Frederick Douglass Foundation but hosted by the Eastern NC Tea Party.
Candidates include:
Frank Palombo - challenging Walter Jones
Louis Pate - NC Senate from Wayne, Lenoir, and Pitt counties
Stephen LaRoque - incumbent NC House represenative from district 10
Jack Wall and Brian Brown - both are running to challenge Marian McLawhorn for the NC House seat from district 9
Susan Martin - NC House from district 8
There will be 2 panels of candidates so that each candidate will have ample opportunity to answer questions, including from those from persons in the audience.
There will also be an inspiring message about the Constitution and the meaning of public service from our own Judge Rusty Duke !
We hope to see you there. It should be an excellent event. Founders' Truth has put these forums on in other counties and they have been a great success. The John Locke Foundation has given them a wonderful endorsement.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Check out Your Candiddates
Frank Palombo for Congress:
YOU'RE INVITED! Join me tomorrow evening, Wednesday, Feb 29th, at the Trent Woods Town Hall at 7pm for the Trent Woods Precinct Meeting. The Precinct Chairman has graciously invited me to attend as your guest speaker for the meeting. Come and find out more about my campaign and tell me about the issues that are important to you. To find out more about the event, visit the Event Page on our website. To find out more about my campaign or to volunteer to work the polls or to make a contribution, go to Palomboforcongress.com. Remember, early voting starts April 19th. Frank Palombo is a Candidate for Congress, 3rd Congressional District, NC.
Bill Cook for NC Senate:
March 5, 2012, 6:30 pm: Bill Cook For NC Senate—Fundraiser: King Chicken Restaurant, Washington NC, Gospel Music & Dinner $300 Host, $100 Sponsor, $35 for Meal. Please mail checks to: Committee to Elect Bill Cook, PO Box 267, Chocowinity, NC 27817. Include Name, Address, Occupation & Employer.
YOU'RE INVITED! Join me tomorrow evening, Wednesday, Feb 29th, at the Trent Woods Town Hall at 7pm for the Trent Woods Precinct Meeting. The Precinct Chairman has graciously invited me to attend as your guest speaker for the meeting. Come and find out more about my campaign and tell me about the issues that are important to you. To find out more about the event, visit the Event Page on our website. To find out more about my campaign or to volunteer to work the polls or to make a contribution, go to Palomboforcongress.com. Remember, early voting starts April 19th. Frank Palombo is a Candidate for Congress, 3rd Congressional District, NC.
Bill Cook for NC Senate:
March 5, 2012, 6:30 pm: Bill Cook For NC Senate—Fundraiser: King Chicken Restaurant, Washington NC, Gospel Music & Dinner $300 Host, $100 Sponsor, $35 for Meal. Please mail checks to: Committee to Elect Bill Cook, PO Box 267, Chocowinity, NC 27817. Include Name, Address, Occupation & Employer.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Frank Palombo for Congress: Announces Town Hall, February 8, in Jacksonville, NC
FYI,
Please join me Wednesday, February 8th in Jacksonville for a Town Hall Meeting. I would like to hear about your concerns and priorities so that I can best serve as your next Representative in Congress.
The event will be held at the Jacksonville Commons Recreation Center from 6:30pm until 8pm. The event is open to the public. Come on out and bring a friend.
Visit the Event Page of my website for more details.
Yours truly,
Frank Palombo
Candidate for Congress
3rd Congressional District, NC
http://palomboforcongress.com/events/upcoming_events/
Please join me Wednesday, February 8th in Jacksonville for a Town Hall Meeting. I would like to hear about your concerns and priorities so that I can best serve as your next Representative in Congress.
The event will be held at the Jacksonville Commons Recreation Center from 6:30pm until 8pm. The event is open to the public. Come on out and bring a friend.
Visit the Event Page of my website for more details.
Yours truly,
Frank Palombo
Candidate for Congress
3rd Congressional District, NC
http://palomboforcongress.com/events/upcoming_events/
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Frank Palombo for Congress: Campaign to Restore America visits Buxton and Kill Devil Hills.
FYI, Friends!
From the first English settlement, to the first national seashore, to being the first in powered flight, Dare County has has always been a pioneer, a harbinger of the future. We are now at a crossroads in America and Dare County can once again lead the way. Let's take back Congress from the career politicians and put America back on the path to prosperity.
Join us Thursday, February 2nd as our campaign to restore America visits Buxton and Kill Devil Hills. We will be hosting a Meet & Greet in each town. These events are open to anyone who would like to come and learn more about me and my campaign. There is no cost to attend either event.
At 11:30am, we will be in Buxton at Hurricane Heather's for a Meet & Greet Lunch.
At 4:30pm, we will be in Kill Devil Hills at Mako Mike's for a Meet & Greet Social.
Visit the Event Page of my website for more details. I hope you will join me at one of these two great locations.
Stick around after the KDH Social and meet the Republican Lieutenant Governor candidates at 6:30pm at Mako Mike's. The Al Pam Republican Club will host the Lt. Gov. candidates at their February dinner meeting which is open to all Republicans and conservatives. Visit the Al Pam website for more details on their event.
Yours truly,
Frank Palombo
Candidate for Congress
3rd Congressional District, NC
From the first English settlement, to the first national seashore, to being the first in powered flight, Dare County has has always been a pioneer, a harbinger of the future. We are now at a crossroads in America and Dare County can once again lead the way. Let's take back Congress from the career politicians and put America back on the path to prosperity.
Join us Thursday, February 2nd as our campaign to restore America visits Buxton and Kill Devil Hills. We will be hosting a Meet & Greet in each town. These events are open to anyone who would like to come and learn more about me and my campaign. There is no cost to attend either event.
At 11:30am, we will be in Buxton at Hurricane Heather's for a Meet & Greet Lunch.
At 4:30pm, we will be in Kill Devil Hills at Mako Mike's for a Meet & Greet Social.
Visit the Event Page of my website for more details. I hope you will join me at one of these two great locations.
Stick around after the KDH Social and meet the Republican Lieutenant Governor candidates at 6:30pm at Mako Mike's. The Al Pam Republican Club will host the Lt. Gov. candidates at their February dinner meeting which is open to all Republicans and conservatives. Visit the Al Pam website for more details on their event.
Yours truly,
Frank Palombo
Candidate for Congress
3rd Congressional District, NC
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
KINSTON: Former New Bern police chief seeks House seat
Republican Frank Palombo looks to unseat long-serving U.S. Rep. Walter Jones
Rep. Walter B. Jones, R-N.C., has been in office since 1994, and has withstood a host of challengers seeking to unseat him in the ensuing 18 years.
This year, fellow Republican Frank Palombo is taking his shot at the seat.
“There’s a lot of work that has to be done, and the idea of having career politicians trying to work on these problems doesn’t make sense to me,” Palombo told The Free Press in an interview Monday. “We need leadership; we don’t need career politicians.”
Palombo retired last June after 14 years as New Bern’s police chief and traveled to Kinston on Monday to speak at an Eastern North Carolina Tea Party held at Fairfield Recreation Center that evening.
He is running against Jones for the Republican nomination to represent House District 3 in Washington, D.C. The district covers a 20-county region of Eastern North Carolina, including the northeastern section of Lenoir County, eastern Greene County and all of Jones County. It stretches from Currituck County down the coast to Wilmington, and extends well inland.
The candidate filing period begins in early February, but Palombo is one of at least three Republican challengers who have declared their intent to run for the House this month — Ilario Pantano and David Rouzer recently stated their intent to run for the District 7 seat.
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Rep. Walter B. Jones, R-N.C., has been in office since 1994, and has withstood a host of challengers seeking to unseat him in the ensuing 18 years.
This year, fellow Republican Frank Palombo is taking his shot at the seat.
“There’s a lot of work that has to be done, and the idea of having career politicians trying to work on these problems doesn’t make sense to me,” Palombo told The Free Press in an interview Monday. “We need leadership; we don’t need career politicians.”
Palombo retired last June after 14 years as New Bern’s police chief and traveled to Kinston on Monday to speak at an Eastern North Carolina Tea Party held at Fairfield Recreation Center that evening.
He is running against Jones for the Republican nomination to represent House District 3 in Washington, D.C. The district covers a 20-county region of Eastern North Carolina, including the northeastern section of Lenoir County, eastern Greene County and all of Jones County. It stretches from Currituck County down the coast to Wilmington, and extends well inland.
The candidate filing period begins in early February, but Palombo is one of at least three Republican challengers who have declared their intent to run for the House this month — Ilario Pantano and David Rouzer recently stated their intent to run for the District 7 seat.
CONTINUED:http://www.kinston.com/articles/seat-79327-chief-seeks.html
Monday, January 16, 2012
Join the Eastern NC TeaParty as we Welcome and Vet
3rd District Congressional Candidate Frank Palombo
January 16 6:30-8:00 at Fairfield Park and Recreation
800 Greenbriar Road, Kinston, NC
Mr. Palombo was the Chief of Police in New Bern NC for many years. He is knowledgeable of state and federal policy and law. He is constitutionally sound and an excellent orator. He began his campaign in the fall of 2011 and is proving to be a a strong candidate, able to win the seat currently held by Walter Jones, Jr.. Please get involved by coming to hear him speak and participating in the discussion time following.
palomboforcongress.com
Friday, January 6, 2012
CANDIDATE FRANK PALOMBO TO SPEAK AT PITT GOP
Pitt Republicans meet--The Pitt County Republican Party will meet at 6 p.m. on Jan. 17 at the Warehouse Restaurant, 204 Main St. , Winterville. Frank Palombo, a candidate for U.S. Congress, will speak. For more information, call 752-7611 or email pittcountygop@embarqmail.com.
Monday, December 12, 2011
ENC TEA PARTYMEETING DECEMBER 14, 2011 in WINTERVILLE, NC
Join ENC Tea Party to hear Mr. Frank Palumbo speak on the current events in the U.S. and in North Carolina 204 Main St . Winterville , NC
Friday, December 9, 2011
Palombo Signs Contract from America
FYI, Frank Palombo is running for NC Congressional District 3 against Walter Jones. This comes from the Palombo Campaign and is for information only.
~Lynn
Press Contact: Frank Palombo
Phone: 252.665.2452
Email: Frank@PalomboforCongress.com
New Bern– Today, New Bern Police Chief (ret.) Frank Palombo, Republican candidate for the 3rd Congressional District, signed the Contract from America, a pledge to implement 10 bold reforms within the federal government. 125 conservative partners, including economic and conservative grassroots organizations and tea party groups, developed the 10 reforms by consulting the results of 450,000 votes cast by Americans on a range of issues.
"For 40 years I have upheld my oath to protect the Constitution, and today I am proud to sign this pledge to conservative, Constitutional policy solutions," said Palombo. "I take my promises seriously and I'm eager for the opportunity to help eastern North Carolina families take care of long-overdue business.” Principal among Palombo’s goals are cutting federal regulations, lowering spending, and replacing the current tax code.
Palombo continues to outline his conservative policy solutions at meetings with various groups in towns throughout eastern North Carolina. In a radio interview last week with Tom & Sadie, Palombo invited voters to scrutinize his record of leadership, comparing that record against the broken promises made by his opponent, 17-year incumbent, Cong. Walter Jones (R-NC).
“In 1994 Congressman Jones signed the Contract with America, pledging to a term limit of 12 years, and again in 2010 he signed the US Term Limits pledge,” continued Palombo. “Congressman Jones’ has broken multiple promises to term limits and that is unacceptable.”
Palombo, a believer in the Constitutional concept of citizen legislators, also signed the US Term Limits pledge. He went on to say that, “Over the past 17 years, eastern North Carolina’s conservative values have not changed, but career politician Congressman Jones has become much more liberal over time; it is time to clean house in Congress.” Currently, Jones is rated by independent, non-profit organizations as one of the most liberal Republicans in the entire Congress and also as the most liberal Republican from North Carolina.
(Would like to know what 'independent, non-profit organization? ~ Lynn)
~Lynn
Press Contact: Frank Palombo
Phone: 252.665.2452
Email: Frank@PalomboforCongress.com
Palombo Signs Contract from America
Identifies His Winning Economic Vision and Identifies Jones' Broken Promises
"For 40 years I have upheld my oath to protect the Constitution, and today I am proud to sign this pledge to conservative, Constitutional policy solutions," said Palombo. "I take my promises seriously and I'm eager for the opportunity to help eastern North Carolina families take care of long-overdue business.” Principal among Palombo’s goals are cutting federal regulations, lowering spending, and replacing the current tax code.
Palombo continues to outline his conservative policy solutions at meetings with various groups in towns throughout eastern North Carolina. In a radio interview last week with Tom & Sadie, Palombo invited voters to scrutinize his record of leadership, comparing that record against the broken promises made by his opponent, 17-year incumbent, Cong. Walter Jones (R-NC).
“In 1994 Congressman Jones signed the Contract with America, pledging to a term limit of 12 years, and again in 2010 he signed the US Term Limits pledge,” continued Palombo. “Congressman Jones’ has broken multiple promises to term limits and that is unacceptable.”
Palombo, a believer in the Constitutional concept of citizen legislators, also signed the US Term Limits pledge. He went on to say that, “Over the past 17 years, eastern North Carolina’s conservative values have not changed, but career politician Congressman Jones has become much more liberal over time; it is time to clean house in Congress.” Currently, Jones is rated by independent, non-profit organizations as one of the most liberal Republicans in the entire Congress and also as the most liberal Republican from North Carolina.
(Would like to know what 'independent, non-profit organization? ~ Lynn)
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Frank Palombo - Give youth a chance to succeed by 'Raising the Age'
Too many of North Carolina’s youth are in deep trouble. They’ve made a mistake, committed a minor crime, and now must face the consequences. However, it is the consequences, not the crime itself, that pose the biggest danger – not only to our youth, but to all of us. North Carolina is one of only two states that send all 16- and 17-year-olds who commit nonviolent crimes into the adult justice system. Surprisingly, this practice does not result in a safer society. In fact, the opposite is true – our system threatens to send youth who are at a crossroads in their lives down the path to becoming career criminals.
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