I am a people not a puppet. As a life-long marijuana activist, I see that divisin is America’s #1 enemy. Either we are All Americans or there are none at All. Google me and please check me out on YouTube and Wikis.
2. Why do you think you are the best person for this position? What differentiates you from your opponent(s)?
2. Why do you think you are the best person for this position? What differentiates you from your opponent(s)?
My loyality is not toward career or legion hall nor university, but to my nation and all its people. I am on disability, and food stamps but am not for sale, and I am not accepting any donations except for the sale of my tee shirts.
3. What do you feel are the most pressing issues currently facing this office and what plans do you have to address these issues? (please be specific)
3. What do you feel are the most pressing issues currently facing this office and what plans do you have to address these issues? (please be specific)
The drug war is genocide and is destroying America. Legal adultery has destroyed the family unit. We need jobs. Hemp has 50,000 uses, millions of jobs. Our promissory notes/money is but a broken promise of private debt – either prohibitions are illegal or our money is null and void. We need a constitutional referendum.
4. Describe how you work with, or will work with, others to address your priorities.
4. Describe how you work with, or will work with, others to address your priorities.
We the People takes the People. I am not running for dictator but to put the People back in Power.
5. Who are your 3 largest campaign contributors? Are there donors from whom you will not accept campaign contributions?
5. Who are your 3 largest campaign contributors? Are there donors from whom you will not accept campaign contributions?
I want money out of politics. Am not accepting donations.
6. Since the shooting death of Michael Brown and the national rise of the Black Lives Matter Movement, criminal justice reform has become a national topic of conversation, yet few changes have been made on a national level. If elected, will you make criminal justice reform, and racial equity, a priority in Washington? If so, how?
6. Since the shooting death of Michael Brown and the national rise of the Black Lives Matter Movement, criminal justice reform has become a national topic of conversation, yet few changes have been made on a national level. If elected, will you make criminal justice reform, and racial equity, a priority in Washington? If so, how?
Yes, tax the church and end all not for profit prophets. Disarm God. Reinstate the original 13th Amendment forbidding lawyers from holding any public service jobs. Lawyers are getting righ on both sides of every polarized issue. Divided We Are Conquered. Special Privilege is Treason.
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