Barry Michaels' Biography
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Full Name:
Barry Michaels
Gender:
Male
Family:
Divorced; 2 Children: Eleza, Erikka
Birth Place:
Brooklyn, NY
Home City:
Las Vegas, NV
Religion:
Jewish
Attended, Brooklyn College
BA, Political Science/ Public Administration, University of Nevada Las Vegas
DC, Political Science, Public Administration, Univeristy of Nevada Las Vegas
MA, Political Science/ Public Administration, University of Nevada Las Vegas
DC, Columbia Institute of Chiropractic, New York College of Chiropractic, 1969
Candidate, United States Senate, 2018
Candidate, United States House of Representatives, District 3, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2016
No caucus information on file.
President/Founder, MiniCare, 2008-present
Chief Executive, Avatar Airlines, 2004-present
Manager, Nevada Only, Limited Liability Company (LLC), 2004-present
Chief Executive, Avatar Airlines, 2004-2016
Founder/Director, Jumpstart Capital Funding, Incorporated, 2012-2014
Executive Director, Americans for Civil Rights, 2016-present
Founder, Educate Our Vets, 2015-present
Reason for Seeking Public Office:
I'm running for Congress because I love this Country and I know what I can do. I have over forty years of business experience and the education to match. Whether you are a Democrat, Republican, Conservative or Liberal let's not forget we are all Americans.
It's easy to criticize others for what they have or have not done, but harder to do what needs to be done. Too often, political candidates run attack campaigns for lack of their own originality. Our country needs leaders with vision, not followers. I pride myself in being just such a leader, one who deals in solutions not generalities.
Our Country is undergoing through an economic downfall the like's we've never seen before. Unlike years ago (prior to the Internet) when corrections were easy to make, we live in an age that is interdependent on global issues and those quick fixes are no longer available. The answer is simple: we need to create jobs in the private sector, anything less is just a bandaid on an open wound.