This video is Caleb Crump conducting an interview with Mayor Kevin McNamee of Thousand Oaks, California at the 2023 California GOP Convention. The topic of discussion was about a program that helps facilitate putting Parents in Charge of their Child's Education.
For more information on the program that Mayor Kevin McNamee is discussing, call (323) 417-4644 or go to http://www.EducationOpportunity.org
For information on Caleb Crump's Itching To Vote® initiative go to http://www.ItchingToVote.com
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Itching To Vote® Caleb Crump's Interview with Mayor Kevin McNamee about Education Opportunity Fund
- by: Itching To Vote
- 2023-10-03
- Source:
YouTube
- 06/14/2024
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