My voters' pamphlet statement was not designed to serve me, but WA public safety and national security.
Tips 4 navigating the voters' pamphlet statement:
Paragraphs 1 & 5 see pages WA1-WA3.
Paragraph 2, see page X.
Paragraph 4, see page Y.
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Website and campaign platform overview:
Page X: Institutionalized college deception. The purpose of higher learning should be cultivating the potential of every willing in individual. On page X, I advocate college access reform, and steps to eliminate institutionalized college deception.
Page Y illustrates government and corporate healthcare attitudes towards public safety. It is about a large rental complex linked to black mold. Evidence suggests at least 3 residents may have died as a result of exposure. Of course, neither the government nor corporate healthcare properly investigate black mold reports. Also, I seem to be the first person to discover evidence that black mold toxins are transported from contaminated properties into subsequent dwellings exponentially augmenting exposure rates and public damage. The building is currently an active rental. Page Y is a public service that addresses paragraph 4 of my voters' pamphlet statement.
The topic on pages WA1-WA3 affects our nation, planet and future as a species. A few random people and works of providence sheltered the US from RF retaliation as Congress signed its first 40 billion dollars aid package to Ukraine. If the behavior continues, the war will start claiming American lives. Pages WA1 through WA3 are a public service that address paragraphs 1 and 5 of my voters' pamphlet statement.
Paragraph 3 of my voters' pamphlet statement covers my campaign platform.
CAMPAIGN PLATFORM:
What are some of the real problems most WA residents must face on a daily basis?
Wages and cost of living. A related topic is loss of employment due to automation. Please see page X for a promising solution to the latter. We should fight for fair wages, but as industry becomes less dependent on labor, our bargaining power will decline.
Housing?
Healthcare? How long do you have to wait for an appointment with your doctor? Are you guaranteed an appropriate medical investigation? How many of us will be profiled within our lifetime and how is assembly line corporate healthcare contributing to the phenomenon?
Street crime?
How about systemic crime? How much of the street crime is stimulated by exposure to neurotoxins which the government fails to investigate and treat? (Please see page Y.)
Women's rights? Have we gained or lost ground lately?
LGBTQ tolerance? Various anecdotes by @ancient12000 (please see pages WA1-WA3, only central story included) were likely the inspiration behind the Vatican's shift in attitudes towards the LGBTQ community. I believe I can inspire a further, positive transformation at the populations level as well.
How about education? If you are in college, would like your instructor to know your name or even be aware you are in the classroom? That is not likely in an auditorium housing anywhere between 100 to 600 students. How about equal access for all students to basic study tools?
Would any Washingtonian like a chance to train for their dream career and meaningful help in doing so? Please see page X for institutionalized, unfair college practices, socioeconomically based access, and my proposed economic reform.
National security hazards, inflation, government spending in all the wrong places, a lack of compassion in government, public mental health and politically driven hatred... Our problems abound because they have not been properly addressed by the government for decades. After 23 years as a senator, does anyone expect positive results from Madam Can'twell?