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Full Biography for Leland Thomas Faegre
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Candidate: Leland Thomas Faegre Education: Prior to the discovery that going to college was getting in the way of his education, he attended Mt. San Antonio and Rio Hondo Junior Colleges. Whereas curricula at both institutions were found to be prejudiced and deficient in his career choices of International Relations and Music, he made a nuisance of himself by challenging faculty and administration alike, and was shown the exit. Career: Forced to pursue an independent career path, he benefited enormously from that choice, pursuing music and political science alternately as opportunities availed themselves. In 1982 and `83, and after touring with musical ensembles in various roles, Faegre managed two congressional campaigns in Santa Cruz and San Francisco. The former resulting in the now famous "Shut Up!" exchange from former President Reagan to Republican Gary Richard Arnold. In 1984, Faegre began to devote more attention to his musical compositions and spending more time recording his work. After moving to Europe in June, 1986, Faegre married Theresa Bridget Sweeney in Dublin, Ireland, returning to the U.S. in January 1987. At the end of the decade, anxious to again offer knowledge for the benefit of others, he pursued financial product service with what is known now as the CitiGroup. He is currently employed by Crowell Weedon and Company and offers campaign information and his musical compositions from http://www.ontopofacloud.com.,The Intelligent Internet Portal. Theresa is employed by Southern California Edison. They have a six year-old daughter, Deirdre Leah. |
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