Meet Rob Sobhani: Independent Thinker for U.S. Senate
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Meet Rob Sobhani: Independent Thinker for U.S. Senate
Sobhani is a Maryland-based author, former professor and business owner who has been actively engaged in the public arena throughout his career. As the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Caspian Group Holdings, he heads a multi-disciplinary group of companies with international business activities in the fields of energy. Click here to read more. Representative Rohrabacher Introduces Resolution Encouraging the Partition of Iran
In a letter to Rohrabacher, PAAIA expressed its concern regarding this recommendation, noting that such a suggestion would not only be detrimental to the interests of the U.S., but it would also not be supported by Americans of Iranian descent or the Azeri population living in Iran. PAAIA has been in contact with the Department of State and other members of Congress to inform them of our opposition to H.Con.Res.137. In response the State Department has informed PAAIA that Rohrabacher’s actions reflect his personal opinions and that the policy of the United States respects the existing borders between Iran and Azerbaijan. Contact your representative and let them know of your opposition to H.Con.Res.137. Click here to read more. PAAIA’s Houston Chapter Welcomes Cyrus Habib
A Rhodes Scholar and a graduate of Yale Law School, Habib is the official Democratic Party nominee for the 48th Legislative District. His campaign is being supported by a bipartisan list of local, state, and federal leaders, including U.S. Senators Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell, both Washington Democrats. If successful, Cyrus will be the first Iranian American elected to state office in the country. He recently won over 56% of the vote in Washington’s primary election on August 7th. Click here to read more. Seattle Times Endorses Habib for State Representative
“In Position 2, Democrat Cyrus Habib is the best choice for the open seat formerly held by state Rep. Deb Eddy,” explained the Seattle Times Editorial Board. “Habib has not served in public office, but he exhibits a firm grasp of the urgent issues facing our state and supports critical reforms, including teacher evaluations based on student perofrmance and restructuring public-employee benefits.” The Seattle Times also commended Habib for gaining endorsements from Republican elected officials which demonstrates a bipartisan track record. Click here to read more. Early Voting Has Begun Click here to view full article. |
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