Rhode Island needs Karin Gorman
* COMMON SENSE * UNCOMMON COURAGE * HONESTY *
* INTEGRITY * CARING * OPENNESS * PASSION *
and DEEP LOVE for Rhode Island
I am running for Rhode Island State Senator in District 25 in Johnston because I am tired seeing our great state being ruined by the same old party politics and the same old way of thinking on Smith Hill.
Since World War II – 1940 – Democrats have controlled the Rhode Island House of Representatives. That’s 84 years – longer than most of us have been alive! Democrats have controlled both the RI House and Senate since 1959. This one-party dominance is bad for our families, our communities, and our representative form of government.
Worse, many Democrat candidates now challenging incumbent Democrats are socialist progressives with a radical agenda that claims to protect families but actually threatens our freedom, safety, and economic well-being. These are not your Kennedy Democrats.
We can no longer afford the old habits of career politicians or their rubber-stamp candidates in the Rhode Island Senate. If you agree our state can do better, can be better than the way things have been done in our state for decades, please stand with me and help me WIN for you.
Please click here to read Karin’s message.
Karin is the Vice President and Director of Rhode Islanders for Immigration Law Enforcement (RIILE), an organization that helps raise the awareness of the general public and public officials about the financial and social impact of illegal aliens on our state.
Karin has been employed for more than 40 years as a para-professional in the Certified Public Accounting field. She currently works for Cayer Caccia LLP in Warwick, RI. Also, since 2000, she has been employed by Sunshine Development., Inc., a real estate/construction firm in Cranston. Karin also has her own bookkeeping business, helping small businesses with their bookkeeping and consulting needs.
Karin grew up in North Providence, Rhode Island, and graduated from North Providence High School. She attended the Community College of Rhode Island, and Newbury College.
In 2003, Karin married T. Michael Gorman, a Certified Public Accountant and Regional Controller for his company. Karin and Michael have lived in Johnston since 2005. They reside in the Cherry Hill area with their two giant Great Danes and a little Chihuahua named Olive.
Running for political office is something I never thought I would be doing. I never paid attention before. I just went on with my life, working, listening to my favorite music, watching my favorite television shows, and being as happy and oblivious to politics as I could be.
After spending a lot of time at the State House with Rhode Islanders for Immigration Law Enforcement (RIILE), I became acutely aware of just whom the legislators are working for, and it’s not for the taxpayers of this state. They represent the special interest groups that continue to bring this state to its knees.
It’s time to put fiscal conservatives in the General Assembly.
With your support, I will be your common sense voice, your advocate at the State House.
But it takes financial support and volunteer support to win a campaign.
Please take this opportunity and help me be the change we need for Johnston’s District 25 and for Rhode Island.
The Washington Bridge
What project in the 65 years of Democrat control more clearly demonstrates bad management from top to bottom?
Where was the federal money meant for bridge maintenance squandered? Whose pockets were lined?
How will affected family businesses survive this transportation disaster? Tax payers deserve answers.
I will get that.
Devastating Business
Don’t forget it was Democrats who mandated shut-down of small businesses in 2020 under COVID-19. Some businesses never recovered from that government action.
Rhode Island needs to attract businesses that will employ Rhode Islanders.
The tax structure for business must be changed. Licenses and fees should be reduced or eliminated.
I will propose that.
Social Services
Entitlement programs and social services need to be re-evaluated from top to bottom.
To protect our vulnerable citizens, we must identify and eliminate waste and inefficiencies, and identify programs and practices susceptible to fraud.
We must also ensure only legal citizens receive social services and are eligible to work in RI.
I will protect that.
Plus...
- Hold nursing home administrators accountable to report crime & violations
- Protect taxpayers from subsidizing Pawtucket’s Soccer Stadium
- Limit government interference in our lives
- Restore public officials’ accountability to the public
- Uphold the oath of office and support of U.S. and R.I. Constitutions
Join Us to Make a Difference
If you want to help make a real difference in Johnston and in Rhode Island, please join my campaign. There are many ways you can help get my message out to the voters of Johnston – taking as little or as much time as you can volunteer:
- deliver leaflets
- stuff envelopes
- post a sign in your yard
- make phone calls
- walk your neighborhood with me
- host a coffee hour in your home with your neighbors
- work the polls on election day
Reach out and, together, we’ll find the right volunteer opportunity for you!
