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Democrat, Joe Serra making a name for himself

by alsright, Mon May 28, 2007 at 06:06:27 PM EST

Democratic Candidate, Joe Serra is making a name for himself raising commitments for his campaign for U.S. Congress in Illinois 14th District. It is rumored that Dennis Hastert may retire after in 2008 and Joe Serra is well positioned to take over his seat.

Joe Serra is a Fiscal Conservative and a Moderate Democrat and is expected to do well in the 2008 Primary.

Tags: IL 14, Hastert, U.S. Congress, congressman, Congress, Democrat, Primary, Serra, Junipero, Moderate, Candidate (all tags)

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Re: Democrat, Joe Serra making a name for himself (none / 0)

Who is he? Has he held elective office before? What is his background? How is he already expected to do well?

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by lorax on Mon May 28, 2007 at 06:19:12 PM EST

Re: Democrat, Joe Serra making a name for himself (none / 0)

Joe Serra Ran for State Representative In Illinois's 50th District in 2006 which includes a portion of the 14th and Dennis Hasterts home town. Although Joe did not win that election he made a name for himself and appealed to both the Republican voteres (who greatly outnumbered the Democrats) and the Democrats.

Joe is expected to do well because of his ideas for the future and his ability to bring people together. Joe is an Fiscal conservative and Social Liberal or rather moderate which is important in this race. Joe is a very good man, married for 18 years with six (6) children and is ethically held in high regard.

Joe Serra is currently an officer for a finance/realestate company withing the Technology Sector (wireless).

Joe is ecpected to again, appeal to both parties, which is needed in this race. The divide between Republicans and Democrats has had a paralizing effect on America and Joe's vision is to bring all of Americas parties to the table in order to get America back on the course of leading the world in social and economic progress.

by alsright on Mon May 28, 2007 at 06:34:08 PM EST

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