“The reason I’m running is that I’m an immigrant from Taiwan, and my parents escaped communism,” Kramer said. “I’m deeply concerned about trends in this country, particularly the expansion of big government, which reminds me of the dictatorship of Chiang Kai-shek when I was growing up.”

I believe, based on the evidence, that government schemes have proved costly and ineffective and that the roots of our healthcare problems are LACK OF COMPETITION and TRANSPARENCY.

Free, fair, and secure elections are the cornerstone of America's democratic republic.

If elected as your Congressperson, I would advocate for a comprehensive national housing solution designed to both increase the supply of affordable homes and lower overall costs, ultimately benefiting every state, including California.

Anna Cheng Kramer… designated a 2024 Mental Health Now Candidate!

Anna emphasizes the importance of maintaining law and order as crucial pillars for a free nation and a robust economy.

Out of concern for the future of California and the United States, Anna Cheng said "now is the time to actively participate in politics to protect important values ​​such as freedom of speech, religious belief, and parental rights."

The candidates have vastly different opinions on how to deal with the cost of living crisis that hits particularly close to home in San Mateo County, which has one of the highest low-income thresholds in the nation.

“These are all personal attacks — let’s talk policy. This is what’s lacking in our country” - Anna Cheng Kramer, Candidate for Congress

Anna Kramer, San Mateo County Republican Party chair and a candidate for Mullin's current seat, said that Biden is a poor president and candidate.

Both Democrats and Republicans share the goal of wanting America to succeed and prosper, albeit with different approaches.

NTD interviews California locals who are feeling the pinch of inflation.

Steve Stern with Anna Cheng Kramer, Candidate for US Congress in CA District 15

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