Candidate, Michigan State House of Representatives, District 30, 2014

Candidate, Michigan House of Representatives, District 30, 2012

No caucus information on file.

Quality Engineer, ISO/TS 16949 Internal Auditor, J.G. Kern Enterprises

Member, Golden Key International Honour Society

Member, Italian American Cultural Society

Member, National Rifle Association (NRA)

Member, National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Member, Right to Life of Michigan

Member, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society

Member, Tau Sigma Honor Society

Awards:

Member of: Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society, Tau Sigma Honor Society, Golden Key International Honour Society, and National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Member of National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Favorite Quote:

"Let's Heal Our Country!"
"I love to fix problems and make things better."

Priority Issues:

Let?s heal our country! 1. PREVENT A GOVERNMENT-CREATED CRISIS LIKE FLINT?S FROM EVER HAPPENING AGAIN. If our legislators had listened/implemented the reforms I've been recommending for years now, the Flint water crisis would have been averted! Visit JosephBogdan.com for how citizens can be fully protected from future government mismanagement! 2. $100 million more FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS by eliminating government waste. 3. Pro-life, pro-family victories: visit JosephBogdan.com to learn my strategy to win BIG--even if the Supreme Court is stacked against us! If other candidates adopt this, we can achieve REAL victories faster! 4. FIX OUR ROADS, reduce business and personal taxes, substantially reduce unemployment, eliminate the senior pension tax, help our veterans, eradicate corruption, reduce crime, and bring jobs back to Michigan using innovative, powerful strategies--see JosephBogdan.com for these and more! Also visit JosephBogdan.com for links to voting locations and nonpartisan voters? guides comparing candidates!

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

To heal the divides in our country. For more than 40 years we have been a nation divided: red states versus blue states, liberals versus conservatives, employers versus employees, gun rights versus gun control, pro-life versus pro-choice, and the minority versus the majority. It need not be this way. Deep down inside, we all desire the same things. Deep down inside, we all share the same vision for America: Our vision for America is a land of opportunity, a place where if we work hard we call all achieve the American Dream. Our vision for America is a land of freedom, a place where red tape can only be found at the local home improvement store. Our vision for America is a land of fairness, a place where we are not held back nor see others unfairly advanced ahead of us. Our vision for America is a land of profound natural beauty, not only for ourselves but also for our children and grandchildren. Our vision for America is a land where our children will be prepared for the future, that they will grow up in a safe environment that fosters learning. Our vision for America is a land of safe neighborhoods, a place where we can walk the streets of any city at night without fearing harassment. Our vision for America is a land at peace, a nation of friendship deemed untouchable by tyrants and extremists alike, a place where we achieve safety without compromising law-abiding citizens' rights. Our vision for America is a nation with a government serving its citizens efficiently and effectively, one which allows us to minimize our taxes without hurting our quality of life. Our vision for America is a nation united, the same vision our Founding Fathers had when they established this country, a place where we work together to achieve a shared vision and win-win solutions for all of us. We are the United States of America. This is the vision we all share. By making the right choices, we--the people of America--can make this shared vision a reality.