Plan for Jobs and a 21st Century Economy to be unveiled during four-week push
HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 20, 2010— Republican U.S. Senate Nominee Cam Cavasso announced Monday his plans to reveal a “Plan For Jobs and a 21st Century Economy” during the first four weeks of the General Election campaign focusing his attention on the most-pressing issues to the people of Hawaii and the Nation.
Each week in October, Cavasso will focus on a set of themes: Innovation and the Economy, Economic and National Security, Government Debt and Deficits and Future Generations. During each week, Cavasso will unveil his plan to address these issues, create jobs and prepare Hawaii’s economy to grow in the 21st Century. The first installment will be released beginning Monday, September 27, 2010.
“While Dan asks us to be his friend, and reminds us that he’s been in Washington for much of the last Century, I want the voters of Hawaii to focus with me on the future,” Cavasso said. “I have a plan. Dan doesn’t. I have to live with the future, as do my children and their children, so I want Hawaii and the entire United States to continue our role as global leaders.”
Cavasso represented District 51 in Windward Oahu for three terms in the Hawaii State Legislature from 1984 – 1990. For 22 years, he has worked as a financial advisor with Mass Mutual Financial Group, and he owns a small farm in Waimanalo. A former Captain in the U.S. Army, Cavasso’s family roots in Hawaii trace back to the 1800’s when his great-grandfather served as the photographer to the royalty in the Hawaiian Kingdom. He resides with his wife Tula, two sons, three daughters, and nine grandchildren in Windward Oahu.
For more information about Cavasso’s policy positions, which include a smaller, more responsive federal government that is forced to live within its means and a focus on traditional values, please visit https://www.camcavasso.com.