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| Affiliation | Republican |
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| Name | Gino L. Martorana |
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Kingsburg, California , United States |
| Email | None |
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| Contributor | User 13 |
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| Info | In all of our lives, at some point we will have a defining moment, an awakening, and a revelation. I have had mine; I have always felt that the path I was on was the right one. Except that regardless how successful I became I always had a feeling of emptiness. Something was missing from my life I was doing what society would call the right thing. I was married; I brought up three children the proper way, provided for my family to the best of my ability. I have certainly had my ups and downs, but mostly over the last ten years I have enjoyed the fruits of my labor, the lord has blessed me. Yet it seemed that the more I had materially, the less fulfilled I felt.
In August there was the rumbling of the movement for the recall of Governor Gray Davis. I have always had issues that bothered me, issues that bothered me, issues that I would constantly argue for or against with friends of mine, this particular night my friend said �if you�re so right, why don�t you run for Governor� that was the best challenge that I have ever taken in my life.
Just in case you have been vacationing on the moon, I lost; although I did get whopping 500 votes. Regardless of the amount of votes, it was the most rewarding experience of my life. Being on the road and talking to people who had something to say, and want someone who would listen. I knew that I had something I wanted to say, but I learned the value of listening, which sometimes is more important than talking. This became the defining moment of my life; I knew that, helping people was, �What I have been looking for my whole life�.
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