Bill Spadea shares your common sense, American values and concerns about the future. Born in Camden, NJ on March 25, 1969, Bill is the oldest of three brothers, Tom, who owns and operates a manufacturing business in Pennsylvania and John who's on his way to flight instructor school in Florida. He and his wife Jodi have been married for nine years, and have two beautiful children, Elizabeth, 8; and Michael, two and a half. Bill and his family have lived all over the Garden State since moving back home from Washington, DC in 1996. Cape May, Gloucester, Camden, and Warren counties have all been called home until the Spadea's decided to settle in Mercer County. (Closer to family, friends and a shorter drive to Philadelphia Phillies home games!) Bill met Jodi in 1987 while they both attended Boston University. After graduating in 1991, Bill turned down several job offers to enlist in the U.S. Marine Corps. Honorably discharged in 1999 as a Corporal, Bill was now able to focus on his career in real estate and passion for political activism and leadership. Bill was President Bush's national youth director in 1992 and the elected national chairman of the College Republicans from 1993 to 1995. Throughout his time with former President Bush and as the national leader of tens of thousands of Republican youth volunteers and members, his peers recognized Spadea's political insight and leadership. Feature articles appeared in publications such as the New York Times and the Washington Post and he became a regular guest on Fox morning news. His direct answers and sharp political insight landed him spots on several nationally televised TV shows including NBC's Today Show, CNN's Talkback Live and Politically Incorrect. When the time came to start a family, Bill and Jodi left Washington and returned to his native New Jersey. After organizing the grassroots and fundraising efforts of several campaigns, he entered the real estate industry by joining Flagship Resort Development Corporation as the Director of Recruiting. He quickly mastered his new trade and became a state licensed instructor of real estate education and a licensed real estate broker. In 1999 he joined Weichert, Realtors, the largest individually owned real estate Company in the nation. Currently he serves as the vice president in charge of education and career development. Bill's company-wide division of recruiters, educators and administrators are responsible for educating more than 10,000 students each year. With the help of Bill's leadership and expertise, the firm hires thousands of new real estate associates in New Jersey every year. For you and for Bill, things changed after September 11th. The national 'call to arms' went hand-in-hand with a renewed spirit of national unity and a common willingness to work together to confront the enemy and protect our nation. After many months of discussion with his wife and family, Bill decided to risk the 'security' of a growing job with one of the largest and most successful companies in the state to help the cause of patriotism as a candidate for Congress. Bill and his wife, Jodi, have been happily married since 1994. They are raising their children in the same dangerous world as you are. Like you, Bill wants to see America rise to the occasion and eradicate the terrorists from the globe. Like you, he wants to see the economy continue to rebound and gain strength. And like you, he wants to see common sense, patriotism win the day in the halls of Congress and in our hometown. Bill Spadea is the best voice of a common sense, patriotic, conservative to represent your interests in Washington.
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Bill was President Bush's national youth director in 1992 and the elected
national chairman of the College Republicans from 1993 to 1995.
Throughout his time with former President Bush and as the national
leader of tens of thousands of Republican youth volunteers and
members, his peers recognized Spadea's political insight and
leadership. Feature articles appeared in publications such as the
New York Times and the Washington Post and he became a regular guest
on Fox morning news. His direct answers and sharp political insight
landed him spots on several nationally televised TV shows including
NBC's Today Show, CNN's Talkback Live and Politically Incorrect.