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Private party held in Lake Havasu for Republican candidates

LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. – Edward McInerney and his wife hosted a party in their home Tuesday evening, Oct. 20, and invited all conservative candidates running for office. McInerney is co-founder and (COO) of Plumcrazy Firearms, known for supporting conservative political candidates.

Arizona Senate candidate Leo Biasiucci (left) and AZ House of Representatives candidate David Rose (right), his son Chris, next to dad, talking with invited guest at the conservative party held in Lake Havasu Tuesday night. Dianna Francis is in background (right). Connie “Ceejay” Jones
Mohave County Assessor Jeanne Kentch talking with Lake Havasu Mayor Cal Sheehy at Edward McInerney’s party Tuesday night. Connie “Ceejay” Jones

They were all there: Warren Petersen, Leo Biasiucci, David Rose, Mike Gannuscio, Paul Gosar, who stopped in early but had to catch a plane to D.C.

Sen. Hildy Angius was also in attendance, as was Lake Havasu City Mayor Cal Sheehy and Vice Mayor David Diaz, County Supervisors Rich Lettman and Sonny Borrelli.

A silent auction was held to raise money for Attorney General candidate Warren Petersen.

Petersen told his supporters, “Arizona passed a law that said Arizona could protect our borders if the federal government fails us. Guess who voted for it. All of you did. It passed 2-to-1 so that means Democrats voted for it too. That still remains  the law of the land here in the State of Arizona. I need you to get out and vote and vote early.”

Several local elected officials attended Edward McInerney’s conservative candidates party Tuesday night in Lake Havasu City. L-R: Sonny Borelli, Lake Havasu Vice Mayor David Diaz, AZ candidate for House of Representatives David Rose, Steven Payne, a registered nurse at Lake Havasu Regional Medical Center, and Lake Havasu Mayor Cal Sheehy. Connie “Ceejay” Jones