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In his day job, Nathan is an Aerospace Systems Engineer with two degrees in Materials Science Engineering from Stanford and four patents pending.
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Not too long ago, California was the envy of the nation- the best economy, most efficient state government and the best schools. Today California is in trouble: faced with perennial budget crises, failing schools and a tax me/sue me/regulate me culture that is making businesses flee the state. It is our elected leaders that have put us here. For the past 40 years, we have had the same broken ideas cycling through the legislature, fed to our elected leaders by the same special interests that have financed their political caste system at we the people’s expense. This is the result of a toxic culture which feels that more government is the solution to every problem.

I have an agenda to put the state back on track. As an outsider, I am not beholden to the special interests and will refuse to play ball by their rules. As an engineer and inventor, I have the mindset to propose and implement outside the box solutions to the state’s toughest problems: kickstarting our flatlining economy, reining in out of control spending, regulation and taxation and ensuring our children are given the education they need to succeed in the 21st century job market. I will work to return as much power and money as possible to local communities or better yet, to you and your family.  When I go to Sacramento, I will work tirelessly to make the Golden State shine again.

 

 

Nathan at the El Segundo Auto Show

By Nathan Mintz | August 30, 2010

  On Saturday, our crew attended the El Segundo Auto Show. It was a beautiful day and the reception we received was mostly warm and welcoming.

 Some volunteers signed up to join the fight and several registered to vote and promised to tell thier friends about me! One woman came to our booth and said her boyfriend would soon register [...]

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South Bay Headquarters Grand Opening

By Nathan Mintz | August 15, 2010

I invite you to join us for the grand opening of our new Torrance Headquarters located at 1230 Crenshaw Blvd. Suite 202 on Sunday, August 22nd 2:00pm-4:00pm. There will be light refreshments so bring a friend and meet our staff, sign up to be volunteer, take a yard sign, and mingle with fellow Mintz for [...]

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Happy 4th of July– Former LA Mayor Richard Riordan Endorses Mintz for Assembly

By Nathan Mintz | July 2, 2010

Happy 4th of July!
 
As we enter the 4th of July weekend, I reflect on the the courage our Founding Fathers exhibited in facing the most formidable fighting force the world had ever seen and pledging their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor, towards defeating it and living as free men. From the fruits of [...]

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South Redondo Beach Precinct Walk

By Nathan Mintz | May 15, 2010

Thanks to everyone who came out to help out today in South Redondo– we took our message to thousands of voters today and let them know that there is at least one candidate in the State Assembly race who is as fed up with Sacramento as they are and is willing to go the distance [...]

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Torrance Precinct Walk

By Nathan Mintz | May 10, 2010

Thanks to those of you who showed up for our precinct walk in Torrance this Saturday– we dropped off a couple thousand pieces of our new tri-fold brochures to households all over West Torrance and talked to dozens of voters about our message.
 
 

After talking to dozens of Torrance residents, the message for our government is [...]

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Why is Sacramento’s Spending Out of Control? – Part 2

By Gary Aven | April 24, 2010

Here is the second installment of Nathan speaking at the April 14th event – “Take it to the Ballot Box”

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Nathan at Manhattan Beach NTP

By Gary Aven | April 23, 2010

Nathan Mintz was the key note of South Bay Tea Parties biggest Neighborhood Tea Parties (NTP) to date.  Jim Haynes and family graciously hosted this event at their lovely house overlooking Manhattan Beach and the Pier.  We had about 100 neighbors of all political stripes including Democrats who do not agree with the mismanagement of California by 40 years of Progressive/Liberal [...]

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Why is Sacramento’s Spending Out of Control? – Part 1

By Gary Aven | April 21, 2010

Here is Nathan’s “Why is Sacramento’s Spending Out of Control?- Part 1″, as presented to the kick off rally of “Take it to the Ballot Box”, where we had over 500 attending in the two day event.

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California tea partiers move from rallies to races (Sac Bee)

By Gary Aven | April 15, 2010

California tea partiers move from rallies to races
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By Torey Van Oot (Sacramento Bee)
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Published: Thursday, Apr. 15, 2010 – 12:00 am | Page 1A
Last Modified: Thursday, Apr. 15, 2010 – 9:09 am
When Nathan Mintz attended his first big tea party a year ago, he had no idea he would soon seek to swap his [...]

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It’s time for a culture change in Sacramento

By Nathan Mintz | April 5, 2010

Reprinted from the Torrance Daily Breeze “Opinions” section
By Nathan Mintz

Posted: 03/28/2010 10:00:00 PM PDT
 

The situation in Sacramento has become absolutely unbearable for Californians. A caricature of dysfunctional government, California’s state government has been ridiculed on the front pages of the Economist for all the world to see. Our state government has morphed into a war zone [...]

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