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CANDIDATE STATEMENTS BY OFFICE

ATTORNEY GENERAL
 





MICHAEL S. WYMAN
Green Party
P.O. Box 9380
San Rafael, CA 94912
(415) 785-3448
vote4mike@comcast.net
www.votewyman.org

Most Californians prefer life imprisonment without parole to the death penalty. Most Californians oppose lengthy prison sentences for nonviolent offenders. Most Californians agree that the War on Drugs has been a complete failure. Most Californians think that their police have better things to do than arrest the terminally ill for using medical marijuana. Most Californians don’t believe they should be spied upon by their own government. Most Californians want equal rights for immigrants, including the right to live and work here in America in peace. I agree with them. We need to put the justice back in the justice system. We do this by enforcing laws humanely and challenging the laws and policies that deny the people of California their rights. We need an attorney general who defends the people of California as energetically as we prosecute the violent offender. I will be that kind of Attorney General. I ask for your support. Thank You.


KENNETH A. WEISSMAN
Libertarian Party
8484 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 850
Beverly Hills, CA 90211-3222
(323) 655-4529
CalAG2006@yahoo.com
www.ElectKenWeissman.com


I will fight for your rights. Absolutist on Second Amendment. Secure our borders NOW.


JACK HARRISON
Peace and Freedom Party
1312 Cornell Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94702
(510) 527-9584
JackLHa@Pacbell.net
www.jackharrison.org

Abolish the inhumane death penalty. Decriminalize marijuana. Expand parole and diversion services. Eliminate the disastrous “three strikes” sentencing. Use State funds for people’s needs. Prosecute the corporate criminals and those who defile our environment.


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