A CONSISTENT ETHIC OF LIFE IN PUBLIC POLICY
1. A consistent ethic of life (see
here,
here
and
here) focuses on the major
life issues of abortion, euthanasia, persistent poverty,
unjust war, capital punishment, the use of nuclear arms,
violence, racism and exploitation. While these are
nationally debated issues, there are community
manifestations of these that local governments can
address. Will you as a regional government official
do all in your power and authority to implement public
policies and facilitate community action that further a
consistent respect for all human life?
I oppose all
except capital punishment in certain cases and
the use of Nuclear Weapons for survival of
America
and
Israel.
ABORTION
2. Even
dedicated proponents of abortion
acknowledge that life begins at conception. What do you
believe? Does a unique human life begins at
conception?
Yes it does, I have dedicated many
years standing and participating to explain how
important it is to protect the life of the unborn child
and explaining to people about what partial birth
abortion is.
If not at conception, when? ___ 3 mths ___ 6 mths ___ 9
mths ___ 1 yr ___ 18 yrs?
3. The 14th Amendment states "nor shall any state
deprive any person of life, liberty or property without
due process of law; nor deny to any person within its
jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws." The
Supreme Court in
Roe v. Wade, 1973, stated
that "if this suggestion of personhood is established,
the appellant's case, of course, collapses, for the
fetus' right to life would then be guaranteed
specifically by the [14th] Amendment." The Court
regrettably concluded though that "we need not resolve
the difficult question of when life begins. When those
trained in the respective disciplines of medicine,
philosophy, and theology are unable to arrive at any
consensus, the judiciary, at this point in the
development of man's knowledge, is not in a position to
speculate as to the answer." Do you believe that the
right to life of the unborn child is guaranteed by the
14th Amendment?
Yes I do!!!
4. Is taking the life of a pre-born child through
abortion ever permissible? Check all that apply:
_____ No, it should never be permissible
__X__
Yes, to save mother's life such as in the rare
case of tubal pregnancies
_____
Yes, in cases of rape or incest
_____
Yes, for physical deformity
_____
Yes, for genetic predispositions
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_____ Yes, for gender
_____ Yes, for race
_____ Yes, for economic hardship
_____
Yes, to punish spouse
_____
Yes, it's always permissible
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5. Do you support parental notification and/or consent
before a minor (under 18 years of age) could have an
abortion? A judicial bypass of parents would be allowed
when necessary.
A 2013 poll commissioned by Human Life WA, found
Washington State voters are widely supportive of laws
requiring "parental involvement" in abortion decisions
for girls under the age of 18 (62-29% with just under
10% undecided).
Read a summary of the results here.
Do you support: Yes all parents should be notified
before a minor should be allowed to have an abortion!!!
Notification?
Yes
Consent? Yes
CONTRIBUTIONS OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
6.
"Religious communities are the largest and
best-organized civil institutions in the world, claiming
the allegiance of billions across race, class, and
national divides. These communities have particular
cultural understandings, infrastructures, and resources
to get help where it is needed most" (World
Conference of Religions for Peace).
Southwest Washington has a broad range of
religious communities that contribute substantially to
the welfare of families, children, seniors, the
homeless, sick, and refugees. They are a highly valued
part of our community which respects and defends human
life at every stage. Are you an active member in a
church, synagogue, temple, mosque or other religious
assembly?
Not at this time.
If so, you may state here where at:
FAITH-BASED AND NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERSHIPS
7.
The White House's Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood
Partnerships ensures that religious and other community
organizations are able to compete on an equal footing
for participation in Federal programs without impairing
the character of such organizations and without
diminishing the religious freedom of those served.
Does the collaboration of government with faith-based
charitable works lawfully ensure fair treatment of
religious organizations, and is it good for our
communities?
Not with the President we currently have!!!
QUALIFICATIONS
8. Please state your
professional experience, community involvement,
education and other qualifications for a port commission
or other position.
Worked on having an election of
Freeholders in 2010 & 2011.
POLICY POSITIONS
9. You may state here any policy
positions you have in relation to the office you are
seeking:
I firmly believe that
the Citizens of
Clark
County need people elected
into office that they can trust and believe in.
When there are those that get elected to office
by lying to the Citizens as Vancouver Mayor Tim Levitt
did on running against the CRC and Light Rail and Tolls
on our Freeways and Bridges and when getting elected he
flipped and was and is all for it.
Or former Commissioner Marc Boldt that voted
against the people having a vote on the Light Rail and
CRC and raised our taxes to the max 6 years in a row
when Clark County had the highest tax base and one of
the highest unemployment rates and home foreclosure
rates in the State of Washington.
Clark County
Citizens are tired of electing liars and deceivers.
If you elect me as 1 of the 15 Freeholders I will
do all I can to help draw up a Charter that will benefit
our Citizens and if the wrong people are elected and put
a bad charter together I will expose it and recommend
they vote against it !!!
10. May Life PAC post your returned survey on our
website?
Yes
Surveys are posted only with your permission.
Please give your campaign web address if you have one:
I do not have a web site at this
time.