Can Republicans Break California’s Supermajority? (Rhonda Shader)
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Rhonda Shader, California Senate Candidate, District 34, joins the show to discuss why she chose to run for CA State Senate and how she is working toward a better California for everyone.
Rhonda is an entrepreneur and former 2-time Mayor of Placentia, California.
Rhonda brings a real-world common-sense approach for a better California, and to add balance to the government.
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Candidate for CA Senate District 34
Rhonda Shader is the former Mayor of Placentia; CEO & Founder of the Shader Insurance and Financial Services and currently sits on the board of Lot 318, a nonprofit serving at-risk youth.
First elected to the Placentia City Council in 2016 and serving two terms as Mayor, Rhonda didn’t just talk about reform, she delivered it. She launched Placentia’s first-ever independent Fire Department, cut wasteful spending, improved emergency response, and saved the city over $28 million, all while safeguarding a critical public service for residents.
A champion for fiscal responsibility, Rhonda implemented common-sense budgeting and long-term financial planning that set a new standard for accountability and transparency. Her leadership helped stabilize city finances and protect taxpayers from Sacramento-style mismanagement.
Rhonda has been a fierce advocate for local businesses and working families. When the pandemic hit, she took decisive action: streamlining licensing, eliminating barriers for small businesses, and helping employers stay open and keep their teams working. She also created California’s first City-County infrastructure district, a groundbreaking partnership that generated 5,000 good-paying jobs and expanded economic opportunity across the region.
Her commitment to community runs deeper than public office. Rhonda has served on the St. Jude Medical Center Community Health Committee, the Orange County Human Relations Commission, and currently sits on the board of Lot 318, a nonprofit serving at-risk youth. She has been a strong vo… Read More
