KOREAN AMERICAN NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
CAMPAIGNS
Dr. Mehmet Oz
Dr. Oz was the host of the Emmy award-winning “The Dr. Oz Show” and an Attending Physician at NY Presbyterian-Columbia Medical Center. He serves as Professor Emeritus at Columbia University. Dr. Oz has performed thousands of heart operations and invented life-saving devices to repair heart valves – all while practicing medicine simultaneously while hosting his TV show. He lives in Bryn Athyn, with his wife Lisa of 37 years, in the house they were married in 37 years ago. Together they’ve raised four children, Daphne, Arabella, Zoe, and Oliver and have four grandchildren, Philomena, John, Domenica, and Giovanna.
Today, America’s heartbeat is in a code red in need of a defibrillator to shock it back to life.
Many of us feel like we’re in the adjacent operating room, armed with insights and already scrubbed up but reluctant to leave our quiet, serene setting for the chaos next door. But for me, stepping into the political arena is the right thing to do.
In our time of need, we want to be surrounded by people of action more than armchair intellectuals, because a great surgeon never censors ideas and never shuts off the light that shines on our wounds, which is what happened while our nation battled the pandemic.
Young Kim
As an immigrant to the United States Young Kim has a unique perspective on the American Dream, one that has led her to devote almost her entire adult life to community service.
Kim’s career began as a small business owner and financial analyst. However, representing our area was always a calling that she would one day pursue. Her public service began more than 25 years ago, when Kim began to work for U.S. Representative Ed Royce, eventually becoming his Director of Community Operations.
Continuing to expand her public service, Kim was elected to the 65th District of the California State Assembly in 2014. Despite long odds, Young Kim unseated a fully funded incumbent to become the first ever Korean-American Republican woman elected to serve in the State Assembly.
As Assemblywoman, Kim was a champion for public safety causes. Kim championed a measure for protecting victims of domestic violence with her bill (AB 2078) that passed the Assembly with bipartisan support.
Continuing her community involvement, Young Kim has founded and continues to serve on the Board of Directors for numerous local non-profit organizations.
Young Kim is a community leader, businesswoman and public servant, all while being a mother to four children and wife to her husband Charles.
Andrew Cho
Dear Supporters:
I recently announced I am running for Fullerton City Council, District 1.
I have been a consumer bankruptcy attorney for 24 years helping businesses and individuals restructure, renegotiate and discharge debts to get a fresh financial start in life. I run a law practice so I know the challenges of running a business. I also earned a Master’s Degree in Public Health from UCLA in 2001. So I have knowledge and expertise to fully understand public health/safety issues due to the coronavirus pandemic that is damaging to our businesses, schools and churches.
I support public safety and vehemently oppose efforts to defund the police. As a business owner, I understand revenue and expense limitations, so the Fullerton city government should have to operate within its means. We need to get burdensome city government regulations out of the way of small businesses, especially as they try to recover from the pandemic.
Fullerton Mayor Jennifer Fitzgerald, who is the retiring incumbent living in Fullerton District 1, has endorsed my candidacy. Fullerton Senator Ling Ling Chang, former Fullerton Mayor & State Senate Republican Leader Dick Ackerman, Fullerton School District President Hilda Sugarman, Fullerton School District Trustee Janny Meyer and former Assemblymember Young Kim have also endorsed me for the Fullerton District 1 Council seat.
I first became a resident of Fullerton in 1979, attending Laguna Road Elementary School. While attending Parks Junior High, I played in the Golden Hill Little League and the Fullerton Patriots Pop Warner football team, and I had a paper route for the old Fullerton News Tribune. My wife and I are raising our three children in Fullerton, and we are very active in the community. I've volunteered for the Braille Institute, YMCA, and coached NJB youth basketball. I worked with Charles and Young Kim decades ago to help establish the Korean Youth Center.
Michelle Steel
I’m a public servant, mother, and proven tax-fighter who wants to make a difference and help those in need. As a young adult, I came to America with my mother and two younger sisters from South Korea. Like so many before me and many more after me, my family came to America searching for opportunities with the hope for a better future.
I first became interested in public service at an early age when I watched my single working mother struggle to fight an unwarranted tax bill from the California State Board of Equalization. As an immigrant who owned a small business, my mother lacked the resources she needed to appeal the state agency and reluctantly acquiesced to the board’s demands. After watching my own mother struggle, I knew I needed to help those who couldn’t help themselves and be a strong voice for the voiceless. I knew I needed to serve my community, so I decided to run for public office.
I successfully ran for the California State Board of Equalization, the very agency that showed me how broken our political system is, and I quickly worked to make much needed, common-sense reforms. I pledged to oppose all new taxes, prevent any tax increases, and presume all taxpayers are innocent until proven guilty when adjudicating tax appeals. I also led the fight to return nearly $400 million back to California taxpayers who were victims of a tax system that had failed us.
At the California State Board of Equalization, I became the country’s highest ranking Korean American officeholder and California’s highest-ranking Republican woman, which gave me a unique platform to give back to my country by empowering the next generation of women and minority leaders in our community.
I currently serve as the Chairwoman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors where I work tirelessly on behalf of all Orange County families fighting higher taxes, reducing traffic congestion in our communities, and ensuring our bays and coastlines are clean.
I’m running for Congress because Orange County needs a strong voice in Washington, D.C. who will honor promises made and stand up for us and our values.
Jacey Jetton
My Texas roots run deep. Being a 7th generation Texan, I’ve come to know what hard working, Texas conservatism looks like. My father served as artilleryman, stationed in South Korea, in the U.S. Army, and I followed his footsteps. I enlisted in the Army National Guard and was attached to a mechanized infantry unit in the 36th infantry division.
In 2004, I met my wonderful wife, Fanny, while in Hawaii. After getting married, I introduced her to the great state of Texas, and we settled in Richmond to start a family. Fanny and I have two young boys, Jacob and Calob, who attend schools in Fort Bend ISD. We’re raising them to have faith in God, and respect for our country. It’s my family that motivated me to activism, working to make Texas better.
Almost a decade ago, I started working for conservatives like Pro-Life champion Glenn Hegar, our Texas Comptroller, and working on bills as a director in the 83rd Texas Legislature. Even back then we started seeing a shift in the political landscape. Republicans were facing issues with reaching and connecting with voters, so I left the Comptroller Agency to work for the Republican Party of Texas. My directive was to target and engage voters in order to grow our party where others have failed.
In 2017, I took over the reigns as Chairman of the Fort Bend Republican Party. As Chairman, my mission was to streamline the party, strengthen our financials, and re-organize our party to talk to all new conservatives moving to Fort Bend. By the end of 2018, the Fort Bend GOP was back in the green, having paid off its debts, and having raised more money than ever before. This allowed us to turnout an additional 36,000 new Republicans; more Republicans than any preceding midterm ever. Our efforts were even recognized nationally.
Entrepreneurialism isn’t something new for the Jetton family. My great-grandfather was the Texas “King of Barbeque,” Walter Jetton, who started Jetton’s Barbeque in Fort Worth, Texas and catered for United States’ presidents. My grandfather, Ray Jetton, started one of the first ecommerce websites at the start of the internet. My parents, Kyong and Chris Jetton, owned and operated a jewelry manufacturing and retail business in Arlington, Texas.
Following in their footsteps, I have been a part of building two businesses, Bedrock Association Management, LLC and Jetton & Gojara, LLC. I lead in the operations of both companies, and continue to serve Fort Bend while volunteering with various organizations that targets single moms, poverty, and veteran issues.
Texas means a lot to me, as does our community in Fort Bend. We all work so hard, so our children can have a bright future. For the first time in history, the generations of the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s will make up the majority vote in 2020. If we don’t talk to our neighbors, reach out and advocate our conservative values, we will lose House District 26 in 2020. It’s time to make a switch.
Will you join me?
Yesoe Yoon
Yes!!!
Yoon!!!
윤예서(Yesoe Yoon) 공화당 하원후보!!!
윤예서 일리노이주 하원의원 (17지구) 공화당 공식후보로
등록된 일리노이주 공화당하원에 도전하는 보수적인 복음주의 기독교인 윤예서후보를 위한 특별 기도부탁드립니다!!!
아래는 윤예서후보의 공약과 홍보영상입니다.
저는 (윤예서) 마지막때 하나님편 -이스라엘편에 서서 하나님 나라를 위하여 하나님께서 기뻐하시는 법안에 투표하고, 하나님을 주정부 의회에 널리 알리려 나왔습니다.
저의 선거 공약은:
1) 말기낙태를 막는 법안을 만들고, 말기낙태하는 의사와 사람들에게 살인법을 강화해 처리하고, 입양과 포스터 케어를 더 많이 공급하고 지원하는 정책을 추진하고자 합니다.
2) 세금을 내리고 (작은정부), AI 와 베리칩이 사람들에게 보급되는것을 철저하게 막고자 합니다.
3) 마약과 카지노를 줄이고 (맛몬신 우상숭배), 종교의 자유를 주고, 경찰을 지지하며, 의회에서 하나님을 삭제하는 모든 법안에 반대하며, 공립학교에서도 다시 기도할 수 있도록 법안을 만들고자 합니다.
4) 동성결혼합법화를 다시 없애고 하나님의 청조질서를 바로 잡아갈 수 있는 법안을 재정비하는 역할을 하려 나왔습니다. 성경적인 가치관과 성경적인 국가관으로 이 나라를 바로 잡으려 나왔습니다.
https://youtu.be/K4hVc2V6wkE (윤예서 인터뷰 한글)
윤예서 프로화일
https://www.conservapedia.com/Yesoe_Yoon
아래는 선거홍보 영상 단편들을 모아서 올렸습니다.
https://youtu.be/myo_uDtH6DE (영)
https://youtu.be/FwwmnlJHqdw (한)
선거 홍보영상 -트럼프 대통령과 공화당에 관한것
https://youtu.be/0FtiIsmNzsE (영)
https://youtu.be/4RnZDWXwHJI (한글)
Pearl Kim
Before she retired to focus on running for office full time, Pearl Kim was a Special Victims Prosecutor and head of the Human Trafficking Unit in the Delaware County District Attorney’s
office. She secured the first human trafficking conviction in the state of Pennsylvania by working across the aisle to rewrite legislation. She worked on the investigation on a series of home invasions in Pennsylvania targeting Asian American small business owners. She was appointed by both Democratic and Republican Governors to the Advisory Commission on Asian American Affairs. While working as a Senior Deputy Attorney General, she battled cancer and decided to run for Congress to effectuate even greater change, because, according to her “life is short”. If elected she would be the first Asian American woman elected to Congress for Pennsylvania as well as the first Korean American Congresswoman in the history of the United States. She was chosen as the one Republican candidate across the nation to speak at the New York Times New Rules Summit, with the likes of Melinda Gates, Katie Couric and America Ferrera. She also appeared on the Van Jones Show on CNN. She is unbossed and unbought, with a history of bipartisan cooperation and a fresh perspective that is sorely needed in Washington.
Bob Hugin
Bob Hugin is a New Jersey success story who came from humble beginnings to live the American Dream. Now he’s running for United States Senate to ensure that opportunity is available for future generations growing up in every single community in our great state.
Born and raised in New Jersey, Bob grew up in a diverse, hardworking neighborhood in Union
City, Hudson County, where his parents instilled in him an obligation to serve others. He was the
first person in his family to attend college, earning a full scholarship to Princeton University. After graduation, Bob joined the United States Marine Corps where he served as an active duty infantry officer from 1976 to 1983. Bob participated in multiple deployments and was an instructor at the Landing Force Training Command, Atlantic.
Bob continued to serve as a Reserve Officer from 1983 to 1990, where his assignments included
commanding officer roles in Virginia and Battalion staff officer assignments in New York. Upon
leaving active duty in 1983, Bob earned his MBA from the Darden School of Graduate Business
Administration at the University of Virginia and in 1985, he joined J.P. Morgan, ultimately leading
several businesses and rising to be a Managing Director.
Bob spent the last 19 years as a leader in healthcare and vocal advocate for modernizing the
American healthcare system, serving as Chairman and CEO of the Celgene Corporation and as
a Trustee of the Atlantic Health System for the last decade. When Bob joined Celgene in 1999,
the company had approximately 200 employees and less than six weeks of cash. Under Bob’s
leadership and through the work of its employees, that company was transformed into one of New Jersey’s largest private sector employers – an innovative biotech company that is now known around the world for leading the fight against cancer and chronic disease. Forbes honored
Celgene as #5 on a list of “America’s Best Midsize Employers” and #14 on a list of the “World’s
Best Employers” in 2017.
Bob volunteers his time serving on the Board of Trustees of Princeton University, the Darden
Foundation at UVA, and Family Promise, a national non-profit network assisting homeless
families. He also serves on the NJ-based think tank Garden State Initiative and is the President
of the trustees of his church. Bob also previously served on the board of Choose New Jersey and
as past Chairman of the Healthcare Institute of NJ.
At home Bob and his wife of thirty years, Kathy, are the proud parents of three children. Daughter
Hilary is a Manager of Media Investments and Connections Planning at Chobani. Sons Robbie
and Mac are both officers in the United States Marine Corps. Bob and Kathy are strongly
committed to their community and not-for-profit work. A community service-focused individual,
Kathy has positions on the Institutional Review Board of the Atlantic Health System and the Board of Directors of Georgetown University. Kathy also previously served as a trustee of the Kent Place School and the Pingry School.
Tom MacArthur
Tom MacArthur is a proven independent voice for the people of South Jersey and serving his second two-year term in the House of Representatives representing New Jersey’s Third Congressional District, which covers large portions of Burlington and Ocean Counties.
Congressman MacArthur was rated by the non-partisan Lugar Center as one of the most bipartisan and moderate Members of Congress based on his record of working with people in both parties to solve problems and get things done.
Prior to serving in Congress, Tom was a self-made businessman with a 30-year career in the insurance industry. He grew a small local business into a multi-national company that created and preserved thousands of good-paying American jobs – giving families the opportunity to prosper and build a better future. Tom got his start after as an Insurance Adjuster in the NYC housing projects, with an annual salary of $13,000, after graduating from Hofstra University
Tom and his wife Debbie have been married for 35 years and are the parents of three children: David, Isabella, and Grace, who sadly passed away at age eleven, and were recently blessed to become grandparents. Together, they also run a family foundation, In God’s Hands Charitable Foundation, Inc., which has helped fund and support programs for everything from wounded veterans to children orphaned by AIDS in Africa. They have given thousands of wheelchairs to persons around the world, in memory of their daughter Gracie.
Active members of St. Peter’s Church in Barnegat Light, Tom and Debbie created and funded the St. Peter’s Sandy Relief Fund, which aided numerous local families, and are active supporters of Surflight Theater, Friends of Ocean County Animal Shelter, the Fisherman’s Story Memorial, The Soul Kitchen, LBI Foundation for the Arts and other local charities.
Tom serves on the House Financial Services Committee. His top priority is making sure that people have access to the resources they need to achieve the American Dream. He is also working on reforming the National Flood Insurance Program to provide Jersey Shore residents certainty for the future. He also serves as Co-Chairman of the Bipartisan Heroin Task Force to combat the heroin crisis that has devastated so many communities in South Jersey and across the nation. Founded in 2015, this Task Force has been a driving force for federal action to address the opioid epidemic.
In 2015-16, Tom served on the House Armed Services Committee, where he was a leader in bringing the KC-46 tanker mission to Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, preserving over 40,000 local jobs.
He is running for re-election with the support of a broad coalition that includes organized labor, small business, fishermen, sportsmen, law enforcement, farmers and animal rights groups.
