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<strong>May</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
THE VALLEY BUSINESS JOURNAL<br />
www.TheValleyBusinessJournal.com<br />
13<br />
KEN CALVERT<br />
ENDORSED BY<br />
AMERICA’S LEADING SMALL BUSINESS<br />
ORGANIZATION<br />
Last month, the National Federation<br />
of Independent Business (NFIB)<br />
announced it endorsed Ken Calvert’s<br />
re-election to represent California’s<br />
42nd Congressional District in the<br />
House of Representatives. NFIB is<br />
the nation’s leading small business<br />
advocacy organization.<br />
“It is an honor to receive the support<br />
of American job creators who are<br />
the backbone of our economy,” said<br />
Calvert. “I proudly delivered on my<br />
promise to support long overdue tax<br />
reform that gives our small businesses<br />
and taxpayers much needed relief. I<br />
will continue to work with our entrepreneurs<br />
to enact solutions that allow<br />
them to succeed and grow.”<br />
In announcing its endorsement,<br />
the NFIB indicated Congressman<br />
Calvert’s re-election is critical to the<br />
small businesses in the 42nd Congressional<br />
District, and they look<br />
forward to continue working with<br />
him on important issues. Specifically,<br />
NFIB is focused on issues important<br />
to small businesses, including health<br />
care, regulations and taxes.<br />
“As a former small business owner,<br />
I know what it’s like to sign the<br />
front of a paycheck and how much<br />
those paychecks mean to hardworking<br />
families,” added Calvert. “I will<br />
continue to support policies that create<br />
jobs and grow wages.”<br />
Congressman Calvert is a former<br />
small business owner from Corona<br />
currently serving as a senior member<br />
of the House Appropriations Committee.<br />
Prior to Congress, Ken was a<br />
successful businessman in restaurants<br />
and commercial brokerage and development.<br />
“I supported tax cuts because you<br />
deserve to keep more of your hardearned<br />
money. I also voted to eliminate<br />
job killing red-tape so American<br />
businesses can better compete in the<br />
global economy,” said Calvert. “These<br />
votes resulted in bonuses, higher wages,<br />
and investments to expand small<br />
businesses. “<br />
Calvert’s legislative work has<br />
received top ratings from the Americans<br />
for Tax Reform, U.S. Chamber<br />
of Commerce, League of Private<br />
Property Voters, National Federation<br />
of Independent Businesses, 60 Plus<br />
Association, Small Business Survival<br />
Committee and Citizens for a Sound<br />
Economy.<br />
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As a result, she had to do a total rehab on<br />
both properties at a cost of about $15,000<br />
each. Not only that, she went without the rental<br />
income from both for a full six months. In all it<br />
cost her approximately $55,000.