League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
Sonoma, Humboldt, Mendocino, Del Norte, Trinity Counties, CA June 3, 2014 Election
	Pamela Elizondo Answers Questions Candidate for Member of the State Assembly; District 2

The questions were prepared by the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund and asked of all candidates for this office.
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Questions & Answers

1. How would you prioritize the fiscal choices the Legislature must make to align the state’s income and spending?

We should charge one cent federal, state, county tax every dollar transaction for increased tax base rather then current form of tax collection, the resultant increase used only on educating, researching & implementing the restoration of Earth & Inhabitants, Our infrastructure should be considered our Earth, not subways, drones, submarines, employing people locally stops unnecessary commuting, wasting gasoline, creates happier families who can spend more time together'

2. Given our current drought condition, concern for water rights and usage is an important issue. What solutions would you support to address our water problems?

Our state is still suffering from a serious drought & will not recover unless we create water. Solar panels & windmills waste land, use toxic batteries & don't provide enough energy or any water. Brown has appropriated $684 million for drought relief, we should immediately put our prisoners & educational facilities to work germinating & cloning produce & marijuana to be planted with all produce, particularly land & water wasting vineyards, watered only 5-6am 3 times weekly, produce sold, all grapes, leaves, marijuana harvested & manufactured in wineries for all it's uses. Quintillions of dollars profit every area.

3. California high school students rank lower than many states in student performance. What do you see as the ongoing role of the Legislature in addressing this problem?

Education money should be spent teaching children & pupils of all ages to love themselves & their Earth, not a flag that does nothing for them or "bombs bursting in air", "this land is your land, this land is my land" "America the beautiful". We should teach reading, writing, arithmetic, horticulture, survival skills living without electricity, conserving water, creating conservancy with food & water for wildlife protected from ranchers & ranchers the same protected from wildlife.

4. What other major issues do you think the Legislature must address? What are your own priorities?

Use taxpayer's money only for restoring Earth & Inhabitants, provide total healthcare instead of new land & water wasting highways, new unneeded buildings. Do not allow unneeded surgeries like C-sections, mastectomies, gallbladder removal, joint replacements, bringing babies early so as to create huge fees for doctors & hospitals, expenditure of social security for resultant infant through adulthood disabilities that restrict long time workers from receiving social security. Create small homeopathic hospitals & clinic that use hands on medical care instead of mechanical, don't allow any "bad" medications, or research that can kill you in any field including gmo's.

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