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Eugene Liu

Anybody in Massachusetts? 3 Replies

Would be nice to get some field reports on the MA-SEN special election today from an Asian-American perspective... Anyone in the Bay State? Go Scott Brown!

Started by Eugene Liu. Last reply by Politicalmadman 11 hours ago.

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Duke Aiona & Charles Djou: Republican pick-ups in Hawaii? 3 Replies

Some months back, Honolulu City Councilman Charles Djou announced that he would run for one of two Hawaiian Congressional seats. This seat was held at the time by Rep. Neal Abercrombie. According to…

Started by Asian GOP Forum Staff. Last reply by Politicalmadman 1 day ago.

Eugene Liu

Southern Republican Leadership Conference

Anyone attending this year's SRLC in New Orleans? Confirmed speakers list looks impressive: Mike Pence, T-Paw, Palin, Gingrich, and Jindal. Invited speakers also include: The Governator, Hannity, Lim…

Started by Eugene Liu Feb 2.

Eugene Lee

Only two weeks left to apply for new redistricting commission in California

People in California may be interested in this -- there is a new redistricting commission that will draw the next set of district boundaries for the California legislature in 2011. The commission wil…

Started by Eugene Lee Jan 29.

Eugene Liu

AsianConservatives.com

Hello everyone, I'm glad to have found this Ning network and a chance to interact with more Asian conservatives. I'd started AsianConservatives.com blog thinking there weren't many of us, but I was…

Started by Eugene Liu Jan 19.

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Breaking News - Republican "Al Hoang" wins Houston City Counsil Seat

On the night of December 12, 2009, Republican Al Hoang, known in the Vietnamese community as Hoang Duy Hung, beat Democrat Mike Laster by six points 53% vs. 47% (501 votes) to become the first Vietn…

Started by Asian GOP Forum Staff Dec. 17, 2009.

Asian GOP Forum Staff

Are Asian voters swinging Republican?

By: Michael Barone Senior Political Analyst Prowling through the election returns in the governor races two weeks ago, I was surprised to find that Middlesex County, New Jersey, voted for Republican…

Started by Asian GOP Forum Staff Nov. 19, 2009.

Mae

Washingtonpost: Asian votes don't matter, only WHITE VOTES DO 1 Reply

A friend just forwarded this to me, this was a frontal assault by an Asian reporter to the Asian community because she couldn't handle the truth of losing the asian votes in this election in Virginia…

Started by Mae. Last reply by Asian GOP Forum Staff Nov. 17, 2009.

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Republican "Lynn Finnegan" Named 100 Most Influential Filipina Women in the U.S

State Rep. Lynn Finnegan was recently honored as one of 42 policymakers and visionaries recognized by the Filipina Women’s Network as part of the 100 Most Influential Filipina Women in the United States.

“It’s just a good group to be a part of,” said Finnegan. “I’m happy to be a part of this group of 100 because culturally, if this award helps some young Filipino teenager to realize that there are a lot of Filipina women who have been able to aspire and reach their goals on their own merit, I think it will serve an even greater purpose.”

The Republican represents the 32nd District, which encompasses Lower Pearlridge, Aiea, Halawa, Hickam, Pearl Harbor, Foster Village and Moanalua Gardens.

A graduate of University of Hawaii, Finnegan was elected to the House in 2002. And though she previously worked as a senior loan originator with Primary Residential Mortgage and as an entertainer on the Al Harrington Show, she said her greatest role has been as a wife and mother. She is married to HFD Capt. Peter Finnegan and has two children, son Luke, 10, and daughter Piikea, 14.

“When I shared the news with my daughter, she gave me a smile and said ‘Good job, Mom!’” Finnegan said of the honor. “It helps her to operate without thinking she can’t break through that glass ceiling.

“In this day and age, it is so important for her and other young women to really realize things like this are attainable.

“I was very surprised, though, myself. Though I love my job and the role I play here in Hawaii, you just never see yourself being recognized on a national scale like this.”

Finnegan is a member of many community groups and organizations, including the Imago Dei Community Church, Aiea/Pearl City Business Association, Cagayan Valley Association of Hawaii, Moanalua Lions Club, the House Education, Health and Higher Education committees, the Interim Task Force on Standards of Conduct and the Legislative Management Committee.

In addition, she served on the board for Voyager Public Charter School in 2002, as an advisory board member for the Minority Organ Tissue and Transplant Education Program and as first vice chairwoman for the 2001-2003 Hawaii Republican Party Executive Committee.

On the national level, Finnegan was state officer for Women In Government from 2002 to 2005; a member of the National Foundation of Women Legislators from 2002 to 2004; a member of the Council for State Government-West Leadership Academy Class of 2004; is on the Education Commission of the States; and is a State Committee member as the governor’s representative.

Her key issues include charter school funding, crime reduction, drug-use prevention, education reform, health issues, improving good business climates and senior/elder issues. She also has been elected by her colleagues to serve as minority leader for the state House of Representatives for the past five years.


http://www.lynnfinnegan.com/

Anh “Joseph” Cao makes Asian Weekly's "Top Ten" Asian Achivements of 2009


The top 10 Asian achievements of 2009

Anh “Joseph” Cao makes Asian Weekly's "Top Ten" Asian Achivements of 2009

This year, Anh “Joseph” Cao became the first Vietnamese American to serve in the U.S. Congress. He represents Louisiana’s 2nd congressional district, which covers New Orleans. He is the first Republican to serve that district since 1890. Rep. Cao drew criticism from fellow party members after he cast the sole Republican vote for the house’s health care bill (HR-3962). Rep. Cao serves on the Homeland Security, Transportation, and Infrastructure, and Oversight and Government Reform committees.
 
 

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