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AUGUST 2004 CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY CONVENTION RESOLUTION #1 SPONSORED BY: HON. TOM MCCLINTOCK, HON. JOHN T. DOOLITTLE, HON. RICO OLLER Co-Sponsored by: IGOR BIRMAN, CHRISTOPHER MAYS, JONATHAN HUEY Honoring the memory of President Ronald Wilson Reagan.WHEREAS, Ronald Wilson Reagan was twice elected to hold the office of President of the United States by overwhelming margins; and WHEREAS, President Reagan’s unshakable determination to roll back the Soviet expansion of the 1970’s, despite constant criticism from friends and foes alike, ultimately led to destruction of the Iron Curtain, the demise of the Soviet Union, and an end to the threat of global...

<p>Eight days after the primary election, former state Attorney General Dan Lungren finally emerged as the winner of the Republican nomination to succeed Rep. Doug Ose next year as the 3rd Congressional District's next congressman.</p> <p>"This was probably the most difficult contest I've ever been through," Lungren sighed after taking a call from Oller conceding the race. "It was a great lesson in patience and humility."</p>

Conservative Republican continues to lead, surpassing rivals in fundraising efforts. SACRAMENTO, CA – According to the most recent, Federal Elections Commission filing (FEC), Senator Rico Oller (R-San Andreas) continues to outdistance his rivals in the race for California’s 3rd Congressional District. Oller’s fundraising efforts have put him near the $1 million mark, which includes 1,786 supporters, 1,251 of which are from California. Oller’s supporters include over 40 elected officials, law enforcement leaders, and Northern California’s conservative grassroots voters. The continuous support from Northern California and the 3rd District clearly affirms Oller’s rock-solid conservative message. Oller, a 22-year businessman, and his...

<p>WASHINGTON - [California] State Sen. Rico Oller has gone on the attack against former state attorney general Dan Lungren for his record on immigration in a mailer to 3rd District voters that Lungren hotly condemned Wednesday as "misleading and racial stereotyping."</p>

Former California Attorney General Dan Lungren has announced his intention to run for the 3rd Congressional District of the U.S. House of Representatives, currently held by U.S. Rep. Doug Ose, R-Sacramento. Lungren will face off against California State Senator Rico Oller, R-San Andreas, who currently represents Amador County as part of the First Senatorial District. Ose announced in May that he would not seek re-election, creating a vacuum in the solidly Republican district that stretches across the Sacramento Valley and runs to the Nevada border, taking in all of Alpine, Amador and Calaveras Counties, all of the rural portions of...