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On this episode, I chat with Republican Candidate Janell Proctor who is running for California State Assembly District 14 against Tim Grayson. We get into her priorities which include repeal of AB5, repealing the gas tax and making California more business friendly.
Episode Overview:
- 00:45 – introduction
- 01:45 – Janell shares why she is running for State Assembly District 14 against Assemblyman Tim Grayson (City of of Concord, City of Walnut Creek, City of Martinez, City of Pleasant Hill, etc).
- 04:00 – Janell talks about women in politics and how its changed and we get into the Assemblywoman Buffy Wicks situation where she was not allowed a proxy vote.
- 06:15 – Janell explains how Assembly Bill 5 is a top priority and why.
- 09:38 – Janell also wants to repeal the gas tax (Prop 6)
- 11:40 – She further highlights the need for California Lawmakers to simplify ballot propositions and bills so they are more easily understandable.
- 13:00 – We talk about COVID-19 and we get into healthcare with people not being punished for pre-existing system or cancer. We also get into H1N1.
- 19:30 – We get into the state providing forbearance and rent forgiveness/protections.
- 21:40 – We get into affordable housing and Assemblyman Tim Grayson continues to push it. We also get into homeless and solutions on homelessness.
- 31:15 – We get into fire service statewide with all the fires and the need for better planning and updating our infrastructure.
- 34:50 – we get into Janell’s past as she was once a ballerina.
- 35:53 – We get into law enforcement and where she is at with the national rhetoric. She also talks about her ride along with the Pittsburg Police Department. She also shares her experience with Concord Police Department with an incident on her street involving Black Lives Matter. She talks about reallocating funds from education to fund social workers and education into society. We also get into how Tim Grayson is supporting and pushing bills that do not support law enforcement. We also get into Prop 47.
- 50:10 – We get into how we can make California more business friendly.
- 52:17 – Janell talks again about AB 5 and the negative impacts its having.
- 53:00 – Janell talks about how one of her goals is to find more ways to support Veterans.
- 57:40 – Janell highlights why voter should support her and how you can get in touch with her.
For more information on Janell Proctor, visit her at: www.proctor4assembly.com
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4 comments
Some good stuff here. Not a looter, defind police supporter like the far left. I would vote for her. She has common sense ideas.
Another “con”servitive working to take the power away from the worker under the masquerade of jobs and other falsehoods and half truths. Remember the words of Grandfather Lenin” A lie told often enough becomes the truth.” If you are sick of these politicians and their never ending lies vote not for Proctor NOR Grayson, vote for a candidate of and for the people. For while we all seek liberty remember that It is true that liberty is precious; so precious that it must be carefully rationed. Write in Michael Minenes for Distrcit 14. Increase taxes on the rich, defund the police, tax businesses until they pay for the problems they create and blanket this great state in affordable housing until not a single person is without a roof.
Spoken like a true lifetime basement dweller
Pay Attention REALITY isn’t that hard
As the last guy that thought he was president for eight Un-American years “what’s his name” would say:
Try to do better!
Wow, Marky Marx! Aptly chosen last name, by the way! You sure hate those rich, don’t you. Just because you didn’t amount to much of anything, why should anyone else? So, let’s punish them for achievements, shall we?
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