LaRocco works his 30th job
Update from the editor: See the comments below to learn how you can put GOP candidate Jim Risch in the hot seat early Friday morning when he makes an extremely rare live media appearance on KFXD.
Larry LaRocco has hit a major threshold in the U.S. Senate race by taking his 30th job in the “Work for Senate” campaign in Pocatello at the Idaho Food Bank. LaRocco’s hopes hard-working Idahoans understand that he’ll put them at the front of the line in Washington, D.C. When elected into the Senate LaRocco will not stop his “Work for Senate” campaign—he will continue to take jobs
Here is a list of all of the jobs that LaRocco has taken.
Pocatello - Beacon Hospital and Rehabilitation
Lewiston - Nez Perce County Court Services
Boise - Boise Hawks Baseball Team
Pocatello - With Local 808 of the Carpenters Union
Malta - U.S. Geothermal Raft River Plant
Nampa - Amalgamated Sugar Plant
Bellevue - Sheep ranch at Flat Top Sheep Ranch
Twin Falls - College of Southern Idaho
Moscow - Northwest River Supplies
Ahsahka - Dworshak National Fish Hatchery
Sandpoint - Ivano's Ristorante and Caffe
Twin Falls - The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy
Cambridge - Noah's Angus Ranch
Rexburg - Beehive Federal Credit Union
Bonners Ferry - Bear Mechanical Services
Meridian - Tire Disposal and Recycling
Filer - Everton Mattress Factory
Jerome - Plumbers and Pipefitters
Garden City - Jack Petty Roofing
Pocatello – Idaho Food Bank
As we get closer and closer to the election date our campaign and supporters get stronger. Most recently the campaign has brought on people who helped Obama make a big splash in Idaho. Linda Crozier as its Deputy Director. Crozier comes to the campaign from the Women for Obama where she was the Director of that organization. The other contribution to the campaign is that of Tim Cerami, husband of Kassie Cerami Field Director for the campaign. Tim will be completely redesigning the website giving it an exciting, new look.
We are well on our for real change for change in Idaho and even closer to having change in Washington, D.C.
Wow, that growing list of jobs is great! And the additions of Linda and Tim are wonderful news as well. Go Team LaRocco!
I hear Jim Risch will be on KFXD tomorrow from 7:30 to 8, making a VERY rare live media appearance. We all oughta tune into 630 AM and call the station with a pressing question for Risch on say, whether he'll take part in the Idaho Press Club/League of Women Voters debate, or why he insists he cut takes for Idahoans when he merely shifted them, or whether he thinks he understands working Idahoans when he rarely engages with them, or ...
Posted by: Julie in Boise | July 24, 2008 at 01:04 PM
342-6363 is the number to call.
Posted by: Julie in Boise | July 24, 2008 at 01:05 PM
great run Larry ! That invitation to work a day in the shoes of a conservationist monitoring livestock grazing on Idaho's beautiful public lands is an open invitation - bring your hiking boots !
Good Luck !
Posted by: Brian Ertz | July 31, 2008 at 01:17 AM