FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, May 30, 2014
Contact: Jeff Corless (714).676.8332 ext. 301; Carl Fogliani (714).676.8332 ext. 302
Local Community Leader and Former Laguna Niguel Mayor Paul Glaab Withdraws from 73rd Assembly Race
Endorses Anna Bryson and Encourages Supporters to Vote for Her on June 3rd
(Laguna Niguel, CA) Candidate for Assembly District 73 and former Laguna Niguel Mayor Paul Glaab releases the following statement regarding withdrawing from the 73rd Assembly District race:
After much consideration and discussion with my family, and due to recent health issues, I have decided to suspend my campaign for the 73rd Assembly District. I recently had a serious fall that caused a head injury, and will require an extended recovery that has been making it difficult to run a campaign. At this time I cannot continue to put the effort in to the race that will make my campaign successful. Therefore, I have decided to suspend my campaign.
I’ve spent over 30 years working for the people of Laguna Niguel and Orange County. But at this time, I have decided it is best to dedicate more time to my recovery – and when my health returns, to my family and to helping our local communities.
After deciding to withdraw, it was clear who to support—Anna Bryson. Anna has done so much for this community as an education reformer and leader. She will make a great Assemblymember. I would like to thank so many people who have worked and supported me during this campaign. I strongly encourage them to support Anna Bryson and keep this seat in GOP hands in November.
Paul was elected to the Laguna Niguel City Council in 2004, serving as the city’s Mayor in 2008 and in 2012. In December of 2006, Paul joined the Orange County Transportation Authority Board of Directors where he represented South Orange County’s Fifth District and was a member of the Regional Planning and Highways Committee. He served as Chairman of the Board in 2012.
Currently, Paul and his wife, Janice, own their own small business, Glaab and Associates, a public affairs firm in Orange County which Paul founded in 1999. He and Janice reside in Laguna Niguel where they are raising their daughter, Molly, who attends St. Anne School in Laguna Niguel.
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Another phony heads to the sidelines
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Head injury? WTF? That didn’t stop 90% of our legislature.
What is Justice? It means fairness in the way people are treated. Who is the Judge? That is the person in the official position of the court who interpret Law and make a decision to protect innocent people…
My friend Jack received an unfair decision from commissioner Carmen Luege. In a small court hearing Jack sued his former employer for lost wages in 2012. Jack had all the documents to prove his case, but Ms. Carmen Luege’s acted very biased against Jack. Commisioner Luege was very rude to Jack, yelling at him and rejected all his documents by throwing them up in the air. Commissioner Luege treated Jack like he was a criminal or terrorist. Commissioner Luege even attacked other U.S. government agencies by saying it was their fault that Jack did not receive fair wages from his former employer. Commissioner Luege was very short with Jack and gave him an unjust verdict, in less than 5 mutinies. Jack’s former employer was told by Commissioner Luege that they were not required to pay any money at all. But Jack‘s former employer still mailed Jack letters with a check and agreed they owed Jack some of the wages. My friend Jack was feeling terrible and telling everyone the truth about commissioner Luege’s poor judgments. There must be many other people that commissioner Luege has done wrong by. Please do not vote for a person with such poor judgement to serve as a Judge of Superior Court in Orange Country.