Bobby Oliveira

Bobby Oliveira is the treasurer of the Quahogs United PAC and the creator of the Quahogs United Blog. He has more than 40 years of campaign experience, over 35 years of sales experience, including from 2007-2011 when he was sales director at the Newport Bay Club until he sold out the inventory. He has 30 years of writing experience going back to his time as a newsman at WHTB Radio and then moving on to become the head speechwriter to future state senator and Democratic Chair Rep. Joan Menard....See more

Bobby Oliveira is the treasurer of the Quahogs United PAC and the creator of the Quahogs United Blog. He has more than 40 years of campaign experience, over 35 years of sales experience, including from 2007-2011 when he was sales director at the Newport Bay Club until he sold out the inventory. He has 30 years of writing experience going back to his time as a newsman at WHTB Radio and then moving on to become the head speechwriter to future state senator and Democratic Chair Rep. Joan Menard. Mr. Oliveira has campaigned in 38 states. Most of this experience was garnered when he worked on presidential campaigns in 1988 and 1992. He is a veteran of multiple New Hampshire presidential primaries. Along the way, he has also served on teams that have been successful lobbying for laws and ordinances in four states. Due to that experience, he is a go to for various forms of public records requests including APRAs, FOILs, and FOIAs. When not doing that, he is often tasked to write radio commercials. He has done that for candidates at the municipal, county, state, and federal levels. This is his second book for Omni Publishing Co. His first book, So, You Think You Know Rhode Island was published in 2023. A Note from the Author: Some of the criminals in Rhode Island Rogues have the same combination of mental illnesses that I do, so I can understand their thinking. My life in addiction, 21+ years sober now, and politics (I'll never be sober from that) has caused me to experience 34 arrests, three indictments, but thanks to great lawyers, only eight convictions--without ever having to snitch. I even ran my own refined cocaine product enterprise in Massachusetts for a little while, so yeah, I get where some of these folks are coming from. That makes it easier to make their behaviors relatable in my book. See less