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R.R. Jimenez for State Senate, 22nd District
R.R. Jimenez for State Senate, 22nd District
R.R. Jimenez for State Senate, 22nd District
R.R. Jimenez for State Senate, 22nd District
Main Priorities:
Main Priorities:
Lower the Cost-Of-Living by cutting taxes, utility rate surcharges, and certain regulations and exceptions that increase costs on all aspects of our lives.
Constitutional Unity by ensuring everyone has the opportunity to exercise their rights as opposed to government picking and choosing certain rights are entitled over others at public expense creating divisiveness and conflict among Californians. Here, California needs to be brought back to what unites us and what gives each and every one of us our respective power - i.e. California's Constitution.
Responsible Policy Making by having policies and laws that are consistent and responsible protecting Californians, their families, and communities that are not contradictory and two-faced.
If we're utterly divided, does it not make us weak and vulnerable, easily to be preyed upon and taken advantaged? If so, then how is our State and Nation to survive?
If we destroy the truth, how can anybody do what is right?
If criminals are admired, will they not walk throughout our neighborhoods and do as they please?
If we have no vision, do we not perish having no sight, lost in darkness?
If we grow tired of respect, discipline, correction, and humility, shouldn't we give up our peace, happiness, and pleasantness?
If we educate our children in the way they should behave, will they not follow that way when they are older?
If people are unwilling to work when it is difficult, will they not be asking when they are to be paid? If so, who will pay them?
If we hand over our private information and autonomy to any side, don't we give up our fundamental right to privacy, enslaving our souls and its independence to that side?
If we destroy the truth, how can anybody do what is right?
If criminals are admired, will they not walk throughout our neighborhoods and do as they please?
If we have no vision, do we not perish having no sight, lost in darkness?
If we grow tired of respect, discipline, correction, and humility, shouldn't we give up our peace, happiness, and pleasantness?
If we educate our children in the way they should behave, will they not follow that way when they are older?
If people are unwilling to work when it is difficult, will they not be asking when they are to be paid? If so, who will pay them?
If we hand over our private information and autonomy to any side, don't we give up our fundamental right to privacy, enslaving our souls and its independence to that side?
R.R. Jimenez for State Senate, 22nd District
Independent Candidate for Independence
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