Pro-Life Wisconsin Endorses Jesse Kremer, Republican candidate for the 59th Assembly District
Kewaskum, Wisconsin, July 7, 2014: Jesse Kremer, a political newcomer running for outgoing Representative Dan LeMahieu’s seat in the 59th Assembly District, has now been endorsed by both Pro-Life Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Family Action PAC – both strong traditional family and pro-life organizations. Jesse and his wife Janet come from strong Christian families. Jesse’s father, Ren Kremer, was a Wisconsin Synod grade school principal and his mother was also a WELS teacher. Jesse and his family of five attend Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in West Bend. They hold firmly to the Bible as the inspired Word of God and as such, believe that life and death are in God’s hands, not ours.
Let us take a moment to reflect on the real reason that we barbecue and celebrate this July 4th – the true principals that our nation was founded upon and where we have gone as a nation over the past several years. The United States of America would not exist if it were not for brave volunteers who continue to take up arms in defense of our country and our freedoms. As most of us are aware, there have been numerous scandals and travesties brought on by our own federal government over the past several months and years. Justice is not being done for the men and women who raised their right hands in defense of their neighbors, their country, and their convictions. Although I do not consider myself heroic, or even feel that I performed any great deed in Kuwait and Iraq, I did volunteer for service soon after I married Janet, just after we were brutally attacked on 9/11. If elected to serve the citizens and veterans of the 59th Assembly District, I pledge to ensure that our state’s Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA) museums, three nursing homes, hallowed grounds and veterans’ benefits are protected and maintained with the utmost care and respect. If you should meet any soldiers or veterans this 4th of July, please applaud them or stand up to shake their hands. Believe me, it really does mean the world to them! Have a blessed and safe Independence Day!
Jesse Kremer
Candidate for the 59th Assembly District
State Assembly Candidate Jesse Kremer, of the 59th Assembly District, is proud to announce the full endorsement of the Wisconsin Family Action PAC.
Kewaskum, Wisconsin, July 2, 2014: Jesse Kremer (age 37), a husband, father of three young girls, Vice President of the Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in West Bend, and graduate of Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School has garnered the prestigious endorsement of the Wisconsin Family Action PAC.
Wisconsin Family Action, Inc. (WFA) was organized in 2006 to provide statewide education, grassroots activities, election-related work as the law provides and advocacy in the state legislature on cultural and legislative issues that either threaten or strengthen Wisconsin’s most valuable natural resource – her traditional families. Wisconsin Family Action takes the mission of advancing Judeo-Christian principles and values in Wisconsin seriously by strengthening and preserving marriage, family, life and liberty.
WFA receives no state or federal funding. They rely on the gifts from people who believe in their work in the public policy arena of Wisconsin.
6/12/2014 8:59:00 AM Jesse Kremer, a candidate for the State Assembly seat which serves the city of New Holstein, will start a bicycle ride through the district this Friday from Southtown Restaurant in New Holstein.
Southtown is located on Milwaukee Drive (STH 32/57) on the city’s south side. Kremer is planning to be at Southtown between noon and 12:30 p.m. this Friday, June 13 to meet with anyone interested in speaking with him.
Candidate for the 59th Assembly rides his bike through the district
6/21/2014 4:11:00 PM
Mark Sherry Photo
Jesse Kremer (right), a candidate for the 59th Assembly seat which serves the city of New Holstein and a long, narrow area south to the city of Hartford, rode his bicycle through the district last Friday through Sunday.
He began his ride-accompanied by family and friends-at Southtown Restaurant in New Holstein, represented above by owner Chester Blackburn. The bicycling group proceeded to a stop in Mount Calvary, then on to Greenbush before heading further south from there. Kremer, a veteran of the Wisconsin National Guard, also received pledges as part of the ride with half being donated to benefit Wisconsin Fisher House, a home for families of veterans receiving medical care.
On Saturday, June 28, Dave Lehman of West Bend will be hosting an informal “Backyard Meet & Greet Event” in support of 59th Assembly Candidate Jesse Kremer. Come out and meet Jesse and his family. Jesse’s friend, State Senator Paul Farrow, will also be in attendance to answer questions and take pictures.
Bring the entire family and use the event as an opportunity to teach the children about how government functions.
Please RSVP if possible so that we have enough snacks and refreshments available. The location is: 4853 County D West Bend, WI 53090. The meet and greet will take place from 2-4 PM.
Assembly Candidate Jesse Kremer raises money for local veterans charity during bicycle ride through the entire 59th Assembly District on June 13 and 15.
Kewaskum, Wisconsin, June 17, 2014: Jesse Kremer, a conservative Republican candidate for the 59th Assembly District, bicycled through four counties and made stops in nine communities during a unique two day bicycle event.
Kremer stated that he fashioned the bicycle ride after the Governor’s Harley motorcycle rides through the state. “I am running for a position as a Representative” stated Kremer. He went on to mention, “I want everyone in the district to know that if elected, I will be representing all of the communities and rural areas of the 59th.” Kremer said that he met with dozens of constituents along the 85 mile route and stopped whenever he saw people working outside. Stops included New Holstein, Mt. Calvary, Greenbush, Dundee, Eden, Allenton, Campbellsport, Kewaskum, and Hartford.
Supporters of the Kremer campaign also donated $155.00 to the Fisher House in Milwaukee on behalf of the ride. Kremer is the only candidate to have served in the Armed Forces.
As Taken From the June 3, 2014 Editorials of the West Bend Daily News as a Follow up to a Forum Between the Four Candidates
As a candidate for the 59th Assembly District, I would like to sincerely thank John Callen, president of the Common Sense Citizens of Washington County, for allowing a public forum between four strong conservatives Wednesday night. It was an excellent discussion and a great introduction to the community. I am sure I speak for all of the candidates in mentioning appreciation for all of the folks who the took time on a beautiful spring evening to become informed and ensure that a strong,
energetic conservative with integrity and common sense becomes the next representative for the 59th District in our state capital. The Daily News seemed to be the only media outlet in attendance and deserves credit for bringing real news
to the people of the district and surrounding communities. I would like to clarify one statement that did appear in the coverage of the story, and though I do not fault the writer, one of my complete answers, which actually was quite broad, did get
lost in translation. The forum question basically asked, “What is the No. 1 thing that you would like to change when you get to Madison?” The article mentioned that I would like to see less federal government interference and to cut funding for abortions on state employee health insurance plans. In all fairness, my No. 1 issue was the federal government and its involvement in states’ rights and state autonomy. However, I said that this is a broad issue. I continued to explain that under this umbrella, my goal would be to do anything possible at the state level to usurp Obamacare and, yes, this would include removing the funding of abortions on state employee health insurance plans.
Jesse Kremer, 59th Assembly Candidate, Firefighter, and EMT has garnered the endorsement of the Kewaskum Police Association for his stance on public safety and the blanket legalization of marijuana debate.
Kewaskum, Wisconsin, June 4, 2014: Jesse Kremer, the only candidate in the 59th Assembly District race to have worked in public safety has been endorsed by a police union in the southern part of the district. Kremer, a police academy graduate, volunteer firefighter, fire inspector, and EMT, and a former emergency services dispatcher, has been endorsed by the Kewaskum Police Association (KPA).
The union has issued the following statement regarding candidate Kremer: “Jesse understands the importance of public safety and is willing to tackle a few very important issues. As a firefighter, EMT, and former police and fire dispatcher, Jesse has seen the effects of impaired drivers and overdose patients. Jesse has stated that we already have enough problems with legal alcohol on the roadways and a blanket legalization of marijuana will just add fuel to the fire. Jesse will also do whatever he can to break the massive heroin epidemic that has hit southern Wisconsin in recent years. In addition, Jesse has decided to eventually champion a debate regarding true safety and security in our schools so that we can be an example to the rest of the country. We believe that no matter what issue Jesse Kremer takes on, he will meet with experts from a variety of law enforcement agencies to ensure that appropriate legislation is written to continue to protect public safety personnel and the residents of our communities.”
Jesse Kremer, the only candidate in the 59th Assembly race who has never been involved in politics, continues to make headlines. Kremer released a comprehensive “Blueprint for Education Reform in Wisconsin” on Wednesday evening.
Jesse Kremer & Dr. Duke Pesta
Kewaskum, Wisconsin, May 28, 2014: Jesse Kremer, one of four candidates in the 59th Assembly Republican primary, released a comprehensive “Blueprint for Education Reform in Wisconsin” on Wednesday evening at the Common Sense Citizens of Washington County meeting. Intended as a forum to meet all four candidates, Kremer used the platform to launch his plan and blaze a trail with his campaign slogan “Bold Ideas…Conservative Values.”
The “Blueprint” includes eleven bold ideas to strip education from the clutches of the federal government and set it firmly back in the hands of parents, local school boards, and teachers – individuals who are closest to our children and their needs. Kremer stated that outcome based education and “teaching to the test” began under President Bush with “No Child Left Behind” and continues to plow forward with “Common Core”, a set of federal standards and social experiments designed not by teachers, but by bureaucrats. The “Common Core” standards include cookie cutter teaching methods, teaching to pass tests, and intrusive data collection from our children and families. “It may seem innocent right now, said Kremer, “but New York and Florida are years ahead of us…and New York is screaming to opt out.”
Kremer designed the plan with with the assistance of three experts including Mr. Brian Medved of the Germantown School Board, the only district in the state to abandon Common Core and write their own standards, Ms. Karen Schroeder, President of Advocates for Academic Freedom, and Dr. Duke Pesta, English Professor at UW Oshkosh and Director of FreedomProject Education.
Kewaskum, Wisconsin, July 7, 2014: Jesse Kremer, a political newcomer running for outgoing Representative Dan LeMahieu’s seat in the 59th Assembly District, has now been endorsed by both Pro-Life Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Family Action PAC – both strong traditional family and pro-life organizations. Jesse and his wife Janet come from strong Christian families. Jesse’s father, Ren Kremer, was a Wisconsin Synod grade school principal and his mother was also a WELS teacher. Jesse and his family of five attend Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in West Bend. They hold firmly to the Bible as the inspired Word of God and as such, believe that life and death are in God’s hands, not ours.
