TRAINING EXPERIENCE DETERMINATION HONESTY COURAGE
"No man undertakes a trade he has not learned, even the meanest; yet everyone thinks himself sufficiently qualified for the hardest of all trades--that of government."
Socrates
YOU'RE THE BOSS!
JOB DESCRIPTION: Law Maker / State Representative
APPLICANTS:
Steven J. Hart, Esquire
Republican Candidate
Do you know my name?
Incumbent Democrat
QUALIFICATIONS:
Graduate School: Suffolk University Law School - Boston, MA
J.D. (Juris Doctor) honors, cum laude
College: Johnson & Wales University - Prov., RI
B.S. (honors, summa cum laude)
High School: Scituate High School
J.D. (Juris Doctor) honors, cum laude
College: Johnson & Wales University - Prov., RI
B.S. (honors, summa cum laude)
High School: Scituate High School
Graduate School: N/A
College: N/A
High School: Coventry High School
College: N/A
High School: Coventry High School
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Owner, Law Office of Steven J. Hart
Attorney at Law
Probate Judge, Town of Coventry
Attorney at Law
Probate Judge, Town of Coventry
Emergency Dispatcher, Coventry Fire Alarm
Landscaper, Coventry Housing Authority
Firefighter, Town of North Kingstown
Landscaper, Coventry Housing Authority
Firefighter, Town of North Kingstown
In the Past Two Years My Opponent:
1. Submitted six (6) bills to raise income taxes on hard working Rhode Island families.
2. Submitted a bill in June 2010 to authorize fire districts to begin levying excise taxes on your motor vehicles.
3. Voted against a bill that would have allowed Rhode Island employers to confirm the work eligibility status of newly hired employees through the federal electronic authorization program known as E-Verify (he pledged to support E-Verify in the 2008 election).
4. Voted in favor of new taxes on real estate construction and conveyances of real property.
5. Voted to increase license and registration fees for businesses, hospitals and charitable organizations.
6. Voted in favor of increasing the tax on gasoline for our motor vehicles.
2. Submitted a bill in June 2010 to authorize fire districts to begin levying excise taxes on your motor vehicles.
3. Voted against a bill that would have allowed Rhode Island employers to confirm the work eligibility status of newly hired employees through the federal electronic authorization program known as E-Verify (he pledged to support E-Verify in the 2008 election).
4. Voted in favor of new taxes on real estate construction and conveyances of real property.
5. Voted to increase license and registration fees for businesses, hospitals and charitable organizations.
6. Voted in favor of increasing the tax on gasoline for our motor vehicles.
I Pledge:
1. To vote against any bill that would raise taxes on Rhode Island families.
2. To support job creation by cutting taxes, creating business investment incentives and reforming our unemployment system to give displaced workers more choices to find their way back to productive and prosperous lives.
3. To support E-Verify and fight to remove the incentives to enter our state illegally such as free health care, in-state college tuition rates and scholarships.
4. To make the right spending choices.
2. To support job creation by cutting taxes, creating business investment incentives and reforming our unemployment system to give displaced workers more choices to find their way back to productive and prosperous lives.
3. To support E-Verify and fight to remove the incentives to enter our state illegally such as free health care, in-state college tuition rates and scholarships.
4. To make the right spending choices.
Paid for by Steven Hart for State Rep - District 28
