who is the imperial valleys congressman?
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Assuming you mean House Representative and not Senator, it is:\n\nBob Filner   \nCalifornia-51st, Democrat\n2428 Rayburn HOB\nWashington, DC 20515-0551\nPhone: (202) 225-8045
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His website is http://nussle.house.gov/ and you can email Representative Nussle at http://nussle.house.gov/email.htm
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His official web site is:\nhttp://www.house.gov/frank/\nThere's a link to email him at:\nhttp://www.house.gov/frank/contact.html
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Chavez- pres. of Venezuela                             There are quite a few others...but I can't spell their names...lol!
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Alberto R. Gonzales\nHe is the US Attorney General!
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Thanks for asking!\n\nThe Duke is a proud Republican.  Until recently he represented a heavily Republican district in San Diego.
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Texas oil's pipelines owners!!!\nOhhh forgot to add...represented by G.W. Bush
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Edmund Jerry Brown (Democrat)\n\nRocky Delgadillo (Democrat)\n\nChuck Poochigian (Republican)\n\nPierre-Richard Prosper (Republican)\n\nKenneth A. Weissman (Libertarian) \n\nMichael S. Wyman (Green)
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Also you can try the link below.  A Great Big WOOO-HOOOO to you.  Thanks for helping spread the word!  It is so easy to contact the correct lawmaker for your district.
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State Representative District 90 \nIncumbent Lon Burnam (D)\nRod Wingo Libertarian
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Victor Davis Hanson (born 1953) is an American military historian and political essayist, best known as a scholar of ancient warfare as well as a commentator on modern warfare. He is also a farmer (growing raisin grapes) and a critic of social trends related to farming and agrarianism.
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He was born in Whittier, California.  \n\nI haven't heard of him much, but then again, I've only checked the newspaper for Olympic news in Torino in the past few days.  ^^
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not all valleys, but many do.  it's a good spot for civilizations to start, since there's usually a supply of water.
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None... this is his bio from the mayor's page\n\nAntonio R. Villaraigosa is the 41st mayor of Los Angeles.\n\nHe was elected on May 17, 2005 and sworn in to office on July 1, 2005.\n\nVillaraigosa is known for his exceptional skill at building broad bi-partisan coalitions and is considered one of the leading progressive voices in the country. His mayoral platform emphasizes finding solutions to the major issues facing Los Angeles including education, transportation, public safety, economic development and ethics.\n\nBorn Antonio Villar on January 23, 1953, in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of East Los Angeles, he is the oldest of four children raised by a single mother, Natalia Delgado. Villaraigosa graduated from Theodore Roosevelt High School and attended UCLA, where he received a B.A. degree in history. He is a graduate of the People’s College of Law.\n\nAt the age of 15, Villaraigosa began his lifelong involvement with the labor movement as a volunteer with the farm workers movement, later he served as a field representative/organizer with the United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA). He also is a past President of the Los Angeles chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union and the American Federation of Government Employees.\n\nIn 1994, Villaraigosa was elected to the California State Assembly; four years later, his colleagues elected him the first Assembly Speaker from Los Angeles in 25 years. While Speaker, Villaraigosa oversaw passage of landmark state legislation including the modernization of public schools, the toughest assault weapons ban in the country, the largest urban neighborhoods parks initiative in\nAmerica, and the “Healthy Families” program that provides healthcare for over a half a million California children.\n\nHe ran for mayor of Los Angeles in 2001 and narrowly lost the election. He then was appointed a distinguished fellow at UCLA and USC, where he helped write “After Sprawl” a policy blueprint for addressing the issues facing many urban centers.\n\nIn 2003, he won the 14th District Los Angeles City Council Seat. During his tenure on the City Council, he championed many of the issues he is addressing today as Mayor and is widely credited with resolving the MTA transit strike, creating the largest passive park on the Eastside and Los Angeles, and protecting funding for the Arts.\n\nHe is married to the former Corina Raigosa, an educator (Villaraigosa is a combination of the surnames) and is the father of four children.
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GOVERNOR\nEd Rendell (D)\nCatherine Baker Knoll (D)\n\nLynn Swann (R)\nJim Matthews (R)\n\nU.S. SENATORS:\nRick Santorum (R)\nBob Casey Jr. (D)\nCarl J. Romanelli (Green)\nVed Dookhum (Socialist Workers/Write-In)\n\nU.S. CONGRESS:\n\nDistrict 1:\nBob Brady (D)\n\nDistrict 2:\nChaka Fattah (D)\n#  Michael Gessner (R)\n# Dave Baker (Green)\n\nDistrict 3:\nPhil English (R) \nSteve Porter (D)\n\nDistrict 4:\nMelissa Hart (R) \nJason Altmire (D)\n\nDistrict 5:\nJohn Peterson (R)\nDon Hilliard (D)\nBerlie Etzel Jr. (Lib)\nEd Walko (Ind)\n\nDistrict 6:\nJim Gerlach (R) \nLois Murphy (D)\n\nDistrict 7:\nCurt Weldon (R)\nJoe Sestek (D)\n\nDistrict 8:\nMike Fitzpatrick (R)\nPatrick Murphy (D)\n\nDistrict 9:\nBill Shuster (R)\nTony Barr (D)\n\nDistrict 10:\nDon Sherwood (R)\nChris Carney (D)\nVeronica A Hannevig (Constitution - Write In)\n\nDistrict 11:\nPaul Kanjorski (D) \nJoseph Leonardi (R)\n\nDistrict 12:\nJohn Murtha (D)\nDiana Irey (R)\n"Red Gabe" Ross (Socialist)\n\nDistrict 13:\nAllyson Schwartz (D) \nRaj Bhakta (R)\n\nDistrict 14:\nMike Doyle (D)\nTitus North (Green)\n Cindy Jaquith (Socialist Workers/Write-In)\n\nDistrict 15:\nCharlie Dent (R) \nCharles Dertinger (D)\nGreta Browne (Green)\n\nDistrict 16:\nJoe Pitts (R)\nLois Herr (D)\nJohn Murphy (Green)\n\nDistrict 17:\nTim Holden (D)\n  Matthew Wertz (R) - Withdrew, but name remains on ballot.\n\nDistrict 18:\nTim Murphy (R)\nChad Kluko (D)\n\nDistrict 19:\nTodd Platts (R)\nPhil Avillo Jr. (D)\nDerf Maitland (Green)\n\ngood luck and don't forget to vote for Bob Casey Jr.   :)
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Senator Richard G. Lugar\nChairman
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He's my bud, a fellow Texan.  I voted for him twice and still stand by him.  I am a little miffed about his stance on the illegal situation and I want him to be tough on this.  But I have been thinking and I feel that he has sincere compassion for these people.  He's in a very tough spot.  Actually, he's been in a tough spot since election day in 2000!  Poor guy has been plagued by everything imagineable.