Dustin Long, Sr.'s Biography
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Full Name:
Dustin David Long, Sr.
Gender:
Male
Family:
Wife: Kimberly; 6 Children: David, Christopher, Antonio (Step-son), Jameson, Jedidiah, Aurora
Birth Date:
07/03/1982
Birth Place:
Fort Scott, KS
Home City:
Stony Point, NC
Religion:
Agnostic
AS, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Mitchell Community College, 2010-2012
Diploma, Automotive Engineering Technology, NASCAR Technical Institute, 2007-2010
Candidate, North Carolina State Senate, District 42, 2018
No caucus information on file.
Project Engineer, Liburdi Engineering Limited, 2007-present
Aviation Maintenance Mechanic, United States Navy, 2000-2007
Line Cook, Hardees, 1998-2000
Sales, Petsmart, 2000-2000
Vice President of Operations, The Fathers' Rights Movement, 2017-present
East Region Manager, The Fathers' Rights Movement, 2016-2017
North Carolina Chapter Lead, The Fathers' Rights Movement, 2015-2016
North Carolina Chapter Editor, The Fathers' Rights Mocement, 2014-2015
Region Director, The Fathers' Rights Movement Board, 2013
Current Car:
2008 Mini Cooper
Date of Wedding Anniversary:
7/30/2017
Father's Name:
Jerry Long
Favorite Musician:
Garth Brooks
Favorite President and Why:
Ronald Reagan, Because he took a country that was devastated by the Carter Administration, and led the charge to end the cold war, to liberate Berlin. He used tax cuts in a way that encouraged domestic GDP growth, and he did it with class every step of the way. He had a way of working across party lines to achieve his political vision...
Mother's Name:
Evelyn Jackson
Reason for Seeking Public Office:
I am running for NC Senate because our court system is broken, both criminal & family courts. In Family court, the term the best interest of the children is thrown around but can usually be better substituted for what makes the most money for the state, and children are predominantly told that their father has more value as a visitor and a paycheck, rather than as a parent. I will submit and champion legislation requiring courts to award 50/50 custody to all fit parents for temporary custody orders, and requiring a rebuttable presumption for shared parenting (Min. 35% parenting time) for all fit parents as a result of custody disputes. As far as criminal court goes, we do a great disservice incarcerating individuals that would be better served with treatment to prevent recidivism, especially for individuals who are incarcerated due to addictions or mental disorders.