16 Facts About Bruce Bialosky

Bruce Lawrence Bialosky was born on October 7,1953 and is a political columnist who founded the Republican Jewish Coalition of California and was appointed by President George W Bush to the US Holocaust Memorial Council.

The chain was sold thereafter and Bruce Bialosky stayed on to run the chain for the new owners along with one of his brothers.

Bruce Bialosky has maintained his practice in both areas since that time.

Bruce Bialosky worked with Patty Cafferata and her mother, Barbara Vucanovich.

In 1982 with their encouragement, Bruce Bialosky ran for state assembly in Reno, but lost in the primary.

Bruce Bialosky then managed Cafferata's successful campaign for State Treasurer.

Bruce Bialosky reignited his political career in the 1990s as Treasurer of Valley VOTE, the movement to have the San Fernando Valley to separate from the City of Los Angeles.

In 2000, Bialosky worked extensively on the Presidential campaign of George W Bush.

Bruce Bialosky became the national treasurer of the Republican Jewish Coalition.

In 2004, Bruce Bialosky was appointed California Statewide Chair for Jewish Outreach for the Bush Reelection Campaign.

In October, 2004, Bruce Bialosky was nominated by President Bush to the US Holocaust Council and formally appointed in April, 2005.

Bruce Bialosky began his writing career while in Reno as a frequent contributor to the Reno Gazette-Journal.

Bruce Bialosky had columns published by the Los Angeles Times and the Houston Chronicle.

In 2004, Bruce Bialosky started a blog that became successful on a national basis.

Bruce Bialosky maintained the blog until he was appointed to the US Holocaust Memorial Council when, upon request by the Administration, he suspended his blog.

Bruce Bialosky now appears frequently as a guest on radio shows throughout the country.