Stewart Alexander, the 2008 vice presidential nominee of the Socialist Party, has declared that he is going to run for Governor of California under the Peace and Freedom Party, if he captures the nomination, that is.
As a candidate for California governor, Alexander’s campaign will focus on creating jobs, establishing affordable health care, and providing free education through university level. First, Alexander believes it is necessary for California to establish a single payer health care system to insure that the health care needs of all are protected.
Alexander has introduces several plans that are designs to bring hundreds of thousands of good paying jobs to California. A strong advocate for mass transportation and fuel efficient vehicles, Alexander wants to bring automobile manufacturing back to California building electric cars. Must recently, Alexander introduced a plan that would create good paying jobs in the building and construction industry providing low interest government loans for home improvements.
Alexander says his bid to be the next California governor is a grassroots effort; “It is a campaign that is about change. The entire U.S. economy needs a fundamental transformation, focusing on production for the needs of the many, not the profits for the greedy few.”
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Change is needed he would be the man.
We here at Third Party Revolution endorse Stewart Alexander in his campaign for Governor of California, along with many other third party and independent candidates seeking public offices nation-wide, ranging from local to federal levels.
People still believe in that socialism stuff? Ew. Stateless socialism is fine. But we all know that’s not the kind Stewart Alexander is a proponent of.
Thanks guys, all errors fixed. It was late when I posted this one, I think.
I thought it was Vice-President
Correct. Brian Moore was the pres. candidate.
https://independentpoliticalreport.com/tag/brian-moore/
Gubernatorial.
http://www.yourdictionary.com/gubernatorial
“Stewart Alexander, the 2008 presidential nominee of the Socialist Party”
I thought it was Vice-President.
At least he found the time, I was told he couldn’t campaign much due to work this year.