The issues

The issues

Question 1. All of the $216 million dollars should go back to the taxpayers. It’s their money not the government’s. The Commonwealth also needs to eliminate the income taxes as well as the property, real estate taxes and keep only the sales taxes on everything else except groceries and prescription drugs to fund the courts, police, fire and rescue services and the roads. Question 2. Nearly half of all police resources are devoted to stopping drug trafficking, instead of preventing violent crime. Ending drug prohibition would double the resources available for crime prevention to drastically reduce the crime rate and give' police the time and resources to deal with dangerous criminals. In addition, I believe that the private ownership of firearms is part of the solution, not the problem to our crime epidemic. Every citizen should have the right to be able to purchase the firearm of their choice. Question 3. This is a problem for the free-market to solve not the government. Though the government should eliminate all business taxes and regulation so these companies can spend more money and time recruiting people for these opportunities. Question 4. Absolutely not,! I want to get the government bureaucracy out of education, so the competitive and innovative free-market can improve the quality of education and make it affordable for everyone. The public school system should be done away with all together. This way the consumers can best choose what type of education they want for their children with their money. Question 5.1 want to keep this region a business-friendly environment by eliminating all business taxes and regulation and to improve the infrastructure to keep up with the population growth — though I want all businesses and developments to pay for the infrastructure that they need for their use.