Bush’s California Pioneers
Of the 182 Pioneers, volunteers who have raised at least $100,000 for Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush, 13 are Californians:
Alex G. Spanos, Stockton, owner of the San Diego Chargers, owner and CEO of A G Spanos Cos., a real estate development firm.
Bradford Freeman, Los Angeles, attorney, general partner with private equity firm, Freeman, Spogli & Co.
David Horowitz, Los Angeles, writer and founder of the Center for the Study of Popular Culture, a conservative think tank that focuses on the entertainment industry.
Howard H. Leach, San Francisco, president, Leach Capital/Cypress Farms, Inc., a financial investment firm.
Katherine Boyd, Burlingame, owner of Katherine Boyd Interior Decoration.
Martha Fallgatter, Bakersfield, member of California State University board of trustees.
Patrick Nesbitt, Los Angeles, chairman of Windsor Capital Group, a real estate development firm (franchiser of Embassy Suites Hotels).
R.D. Hubbard, Palm Desert, former CEO of Hollywood Park, the horse racing track and casino.
Robert Day, Los Angeles, Trust Company of the West, a financial investment firm.
Rock Schnabel, Los Angeles, Trident Capital, a financial investment firm.
Ronald Spogli, Los Angeles, attorney, Freeman, Spogli & Co.
Stephen B. Kass, Burbank, investor.
William P. Foley II, Irvine, Fidelity National Financial Inc.
Source: Texans for Public Justice, Campaign Study Group
Compiled by SUNNY KAPLAN/Los Angeles Times
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