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Romney Campaign Press Release - Nevada State Senator Joe Heck Joins Romney For President

January 17, 2008

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Boston, MA – Today, Nevada State Senator Joe Heck, M.D., announced his support for Governor Mitt Romney for President.

In announcing his support State Senator Heck said, "This election is critical to the future of our country. Too many politicians have made promises – but they haven't delivered. Governor Romney has a strong record of accomplishment in business, the Olympics, and in Massachusetts. We need someone with his ability and integrity to fix Washington."

Governor Romney said, "I thank Senator Heck for his support. Washington is broken and we can't fix it by sending the same people back, just to have them sit in different chairs. I've spent my whole career fixing things – and I can't wait to get my hands on Washington. I look forward to working with Senator Heck to earn the support of as many Nevada voters as possible."

Background On State Senator Joe Heck, M.D.:


State Senator Joe Heck Has Served The Residents Of Clark County As A Physician, Army Reservist, And Community Volunteer Since Moving To Nevada In 1992. First elected to the Nevada Senate in 2004, Senator Heck has served on the Natural Resources, Human Resources and Education, and the Commerce and Labor Committees, and as Vice-Chair of the Transportation and Homeland Security Committee. A small business owner, he is the President and Medical Director of Specialized Medical Operations, Inc., a corporation dedicated to providing quality medical training, consulting, and operational support to Law Enforcement, EMS and Military Special Operations. Senator Heck and his wife Lisa, a registered nurse, reside in Henderson with their three children: Monica, Chelsea, and Joseph III.

Mitt Romney, Romney Campaign Press Release - Nevada State Senator Joe Heck Joins Romney For President Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/296453

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