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LWVLeague of Women Voters of California Education Fund
San Diego County, CA March 2, 2004 Election
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Jim f Galley
Answers Questions

Candidate for
State Senator; District 39; Republican Party

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Questions & Answers

1. What does California need to do to address the current budget crisis?

Cut Spending, And Balance Budget, Greater Accountability, And Spend road and gas taxes for road. Spend Property taxes for police ,fire and the inferstructure as they were designed for.

2. What should the state's priorities be for K-12 education? For the Community College System?

Get back to basic education, And to improve math and reading skills, The current system, which has a 35% passing rate on the exit exams, proves the current system does not work.

I would add Skill trade programs to the Community College System, So students would be able to go in to a trade and start making a future for themselfs.

3. What measures would you support to address California's water needs?

Water reclaimation, Desaliznation, and Stop the federal government from imposing water reductions that penalizes the citzens of California.

4. What should the Legislature be doing to address the needs of Californians without health insurance?

Work to bring back good paying jobs to California, And provide a Business friendly state, so Business Owners will be able to provide health insurance instead of paying thru the nose for business fee's, taxes and other ways the government has choosen to bleed a company dry.


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