The Nevada Senior Action Network, a leading senior advocacy group that supports and endorses political candidates, launched a weekly talk radio show on KKVV - Christian Talk Radio - 1160 AM, that aims to mobilize the religious community to support its candidates. The show airs Saturdays from 3:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., produced by NVSAN chairman David "Davy" Jones and hosted by Dr. Aldo A. Aguirre.
“With so many Nevada seniors struggling to afford medication, food, and other essential needs, we need a strong advocacy voice on behalf of our Senior community. Too much is at stake this election cycle for our Christian Senior community,” commented David Jones.
“NSAC's weekly-talk-radio program offers Nevada seniors expert commentary from key policy decision makers and political candidates. Our goal is to bring unbiased interviews so that Nevada Seniors can make informed choices at the voting polls come November 2010,” said Aldo Aguirre.
Guest list to date includes:
- U.S. Congresswoman Dina Titus - May 22
- Candidate for Sheriff Dan Barry - May 29
- Candidate for County Commissioner Greg Esposito - June 5
- Director of Communications Jonathan Summers, Office of US Senator Harry Reid - June 12
- U.S. Congresswoman Shelley Berkley - June 19
- Candidate for District Attorney Don Chairez - June 26
- Attorney General Catherine Cortez-Masto - July 3
For more information about the Nevada Senior Action Network PAC weekly radio show call (702) 409-2561. Send your contribution checks to Nevada Senior Action Network PAC, 216 S. 7th Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101.
About the Nevada Senior Action Network PAC
The Nevada Senior Action Network PAC is a leading senior advocacy group that support and endorse candidates who demonstrated support for its issues: (1) Healthcare Reform with public option (2) Preserving Social Security system. (3) Protecting seniors in nursing homes (4) Federal funds for alzheimer cure. Senior voters over 50 years of age are a key electorate in the Primary Election 2010 and General Election in 2010. NVSAN-PAC will mobilize seniors to support our endorsed candidates.
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