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Young Boozer

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Robin Littau is a Republican business owner and elected school board member running for U.S. House in California. She emphasizes common-sense legislation, government integrity, family and parental rights, and protecting children from online harms.

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Background

Young Boozer was born in Birmingham, Alabama. Boozer earned a bachelor's degree in economics from Stanford University in 1971 and a master's degree in finance from the University of Pennsylvania in 1973. His career experience includes working in banking and investment with Citibank in New York, Crocker National Bank in Los Angeles, Coral Petroleum in Houston, and Colonial Bank in Montgomery, as the deputy state finance director for the State of Alabama, and as the assistant superintendent of the Alabama State Banking Department.[3]

Graduate:
University of Pennsylvania, 1973
Bachelor's:
Stanford University, 1971

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