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Jobs. Growth. Freedom.

What is a Beach Conservative? Click here to watch Stephen Eisele explain in this short video.

I am proud to offer my candidacy for California’s 36th District Congressional special election. As your Congressman, I will fight for our future and be a tireless advocate for the betterment of the Republic. At my core I want to see the US prosper again, emerge stronger out of the current economic malaise, and maintain a healthy balance between the public and private sectors.

I am running because I am worried about the future economic direction of this country and want to bring us back on the path to fiscal sanity. I am running because I am tired of seeing career politicians take the public trust for granted and not be open and honest with their constituents. I am running because it’s time for innovative ideas that help spur competition in the marketplace and not tired government policies.

As your Congressman, I promise to tell the hard truths and commit to straight talk with the constituents. If elected, I will be readily accessible to the citizens both in person and through social media outlets. My motivation is not to become a career politician who enriches himself off the backs of the people but rather one who will stand up and fight for you, for sustainable jobs, and for a future that does not saddle our children in massive debt.

I appreciate your support.

~ Stephen Eisele

What is a Beach Conservative?
A beach conservative is someone who is a fiscal conservative but like the “beach culture,” embraces an attitude of live and let live, and believes that one should enjoy life to the fullest. California has its own special ‘beach’ culture and those who live within the 36th District are all in this together –regardless of background– and together we can get back on a path of growth and fiscal responsibility.

Aerospace & High-Tech

Preserving Aerospace: The Economic Backbone of the 36th District

There is a lot at stake in the 36th District Congressional Race—the future of our economy
hangs in the balance as we continue to risk losing aerospace and high-technology jobs. For
years these industries represented the backbone of this district and contributed hundreds of
thousands of direct and indirect jobs to our local economy. Unfortunately, Southern California
has permanently lost tens of thousands of jobs in aerospace alone and will continue to do so
unless someone will be a strong advocate on behalf of these vital industries.

For a long time, California was the birthplace of innovation and inspiration not only for
entertainment but also entrepreneurs who helped define our local heritage in the creation
of aerospace, high-technology, and manufacturing businesses. I’ve worked in aerospace for
almost a decade and possess the know-how and willingness to fight to keep these important
jobs in our district. Let’s safeguard these businesses for our families and communities.

We need to:

• Make California competitive again by bringing national and state corporate tax rates
  in line with the global economy and reduce barriers to entry for new aerospace & tech
  companies
• Rally the California Congressional delegation, state legislators, and community to
  support the California Aerospace and hi-tech industries
• Maintain a robust aerospace & high-technology sector by:
  • Revisiting strict export control rules (such as ITAR) that prevent U.S. satellite and
    aerospace manufacturers from being competitive
  • Supporting government R&D projects that are too risky for the private sector to
    take on
  • Promoting use of innovative solutions such as NASA Centennial Challenges and
    prizes (government and private) to foster “innovation through competition”
  • Promoting commercial/private sector alternatives for suborbital space missions,
    low-earth orbit missions & exploration (including cargo transport, human
    spaceflight)
  • Encouraging government agencies to focus on deep space exploration (including
    asteroid missions, Moon & Mars)