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Tony Sposato's Biography

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Full Name:

Anthony 'Tony' Sposato

Gender:

Male

Family:

Wife: Carol; 3 children

Birth Place:

Philadelphia, PA

Home City:

Levittown, PA

Religion:

Christian

Attended, Fine Arts; Real Estate, Bucks County Community College

Attended, Midwestern State University, 1971

Candidate, Pennsylvania House of Representatives, District 141, 2012, 2018

Owner, Carol Weis Photography, 1980-present

Retail Manager/Store/District/Regional/Head of Customer Service for 51 stores Business Owner, Fayva Shoes/Joy Kiddey Buster Brown/Macy's/Sandman/Nationwide Mattress/40 Winks Mattress/Sleepy's Mattress/Carol Weis Photography/Building Cleaners part of Jan - Pro. Commonwealth Redevelopers LLC., 1977-present

Owner, Building Cleaners, Jan-Pro, present

Board member, Bucks County Historical Preservation Committee, 2017-present

Member, American Legion, 2010-present

School Board Director, Neshaminy School District, 2012-2016

Favorite Quote:

" It ain't that people are ignorant. They just know too many things that are wrong." ~ Will Rogers

Name one thing you would most like to do before you die:

Spread the belief that success is possible for anyone who wants to work for it. I want to help people to realize their potential. I want to make politics, like Aristotle said; "The ends of the science of politics should be for the good of man."

Publications:

Rachel and the Artist, June, 2008; Successful Parenting, How to Raise Your Children to be Successful Adults, 2011

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

I want to represent the taxpayers. Politics is so corrupting because people spend a life time 10, 20, 30 and more years. They loose touch with why they got into it.
I'm older and I had great success on the school board. We turned the district around by introducing something new, common sense. I want to bring that to Harrisburg. Let's start to turn the Commonwealth of PA around. Maybe try to cut taxes. Fix the infrastructure, pension system and fiscal sanity.

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