Brynne Kennedy, a resident of Roseville, CA, is running to represent California’s Fourth Congressional District in Congress.
Brynne was born in a rural community, the only daughter of a small business owner and community college teacher, who both fought tough battles against cancer. Brynne learned early on the values of community, hard work and standing up for what you believe in. That’s what drove her to build her own business helping families settle into new places and contributing resources to people in need. As one of just a few female tech CEOs in the country, Brynne brings new ideas and leadership for a new era.
As an entrepreneur, Brynne knows how to listen to the needs of others, set bold agendas and get things done. In Congress, she will work to build the infrastructure for success in today’s economy, make it easier for small businesses to operate, and fight for greater healthcare access, housing, women’s rights, and safety from wildfires and a changing environment.
Brynne is an independent-minded, results-oriented leader who has proven she can get things done and stand up for the people she works for. As the Representative for California’s Fourth Congressional District, that’s what she’ll do in Washington every day.
You can follow only with the campaign at brynneforcongress.com and Facebook.com/BrynneForCongress.
The World We Want (11/1/2020) - What do we want from those we choose to represent us in the federal government? Why do we select one person over another? What should we expect from the person we elect? Those are the questions we are asking right now.
Tom’s Tired, Flawed Positions (10/28/2020) - Tom McClintock’s pinned Tweet since early August has been about Social Security and Medicare. He knows how important these programs are to his constituents But once again, he refuses to take the action needed to protect the people he was elected to serve.
The Lies that Do Us Harm (10/18/2020) - Tom McClintock and Brynne Kennedy debated for the first and only time this week, and McClintock was his usual perfidious self. One claim during his opening statement stuck out, not only for the brazenness of the lie, but also for its importance.
