Questions
The League of Women Voters has made every effort to present accurately the candidates' responses as they were submitted.
1. If elected, what two things do you hope to accomplish as Governor for the people of Utah?
Less taxes, more freedom.
2. How would you address the following issues?
- Adequate funding for education, including funding for the disadvantaged populations such as non-English speakers and prison inmates
Reduce funding to near zero and get government out of education. Burn down all the government brainwashing camps known as public schools, sell off the assets, invest the billions of dollars raised creating cash flow that reduces Utah taxes to zero. Private education is by FAR the best way. Government failed in education!! Parents deserve the right to have their kids go to school where they want and to learn what they want. Freedom is the answer. NOBODY in their right mind wants government telling them where there kids are going to go and what they are going to learn. That is purely satanic.
- Energy resource development and clean air
All cars can run on water and numerous other resources. The technology has been around for a very long time. Also an unlimited supply of oil is right here in Utah if we just pull Huntsman out of our gas hole so we can use it. - Water development and conservation
It isn't going to help at all. The real problem is people not obeying the commandments of God. No matter what you try to do it won't amount to anything until you start standing up for correct principles. Not by FORCING, but by encouraging and leading. - Better communication between elected officials and their constituents
I will fix the system. The problem is pretty much all of the mainstream media is controlled by satan. Everything you see & hear in the media is orcestrated by evil. Huntsman raised taxes more than any other governor in the history of Utah and many mindless sheep think "Utah is the best run state". I will put a stop to the total fraud. The news would be true if I were elected.
3. If the State had a revenue surplus of $100 million, how would you allocate the money?
Lower taxes
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