The local chapter of Yavapai County’s Conservatives for a Constitutional Republic (ConCR) has announced that Republican candidates for Arizona Governor and State Treasurer, will speak at their upcoming meeting this Saturday, January 29, 2022, in Chino Valley. The meeting is free and open to the public but seating is limited. Those wishing to attend are asked to RSVP.
Mr. Bryan Masche is a US Air Force combat veteran with multiple deployments in the Middle East. He is a graduate of the Arizona State University and holds a MBA in Global Management from the University of Phoenix and a Masters of Science degree with a specialty in nursing. He has been outspoken against mandatory COVID-19 vaccination mandates. His strong stand against government mandates has been the subject of stories in the New York Times and the Alex Jones documentary, COVIDLAND. He is seeking the Arizona Governorship to fight for medical freedom and push back against federal overreach.
Ms. Paola Tulliani is also a candidate in the Republican primary for Arizona Governor. She is the founder of La Dolce Vita Biscotti Company, headquartered in Arizona, which she sold several years ago. She now devotes herself to community activism and political work. As an immigrant to the United States, she places great value on American heritage and constitutional freedoms.
Bob Lettieri is running for Arizona State Treasurer. His professional training is in finance and accounting. He spent his career as a financial officer to major corporations. He has been a Republican activist for many years, including four years as the Arizona GOP Treasurer. He is running for State Treasurer as a Clean Elections Candidate.
The Yavapai County chapter of Conservatives for a Constitutional Republic is a group of conservative activists dedicated to defending and promoting the values of representative government as set forth in the United States Constitution. They are a private organization and not directly affiliated with any political party. However, most members are registered Republicans or conservative leaning independents who are civically engaged or are current or former elected officials or candidates for office.
The January meeting is their first for 2022. Over the coming year President Dutton has scheduled candidates for all top level state and national officers to address the group.
ConCR meets monthly at the Bible Baptist Church, 3490 N. State Road 89, in Chino Valley. Recent speakers have included Arizona GOP Chair Kelli Ward, Congressman Paul Gosar, Rep. Andy Biggs, State Senator Wendy Rogers, and many other prominent conservative figures.
ConCR is a membership organization. However, in the interest of informing voters about important candidates and issues, the appearances of guest speakers of high public interest are open to the public. All those wishing to meet the candidates and learn about their positions on the issues of interest to conservative voters are cordially invited to attend. Doors open at 11am. The meeting will begin promptly at 11:15am. RSVP’s are requested and should be addressed to concr2018@gmail.com
