Elect Lindblad to California's 18th Senate seat in 2014: 9/26/10

Saturday, October 2, 2010

Jack Lindblad on "Fernando Espuelas"

Candidate Lindblad calls for a Legislative Commission on the failure of mission in Californai's education system on Radio Espuelas on September 30, 2010.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

39th Assembly Green Candidate Lindblad discusses jobs, education, environment on Radio Espuelas

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PRLog (Press Release) – Sep 30, 2010 – Jack Lindblad, vying for the 39th Assembly seat on this November’s ballot, says that his presentation on Espuelas Spurs Debate at 5:00 PM, today, Thursday afternoon on AM radio 1020, will “focus on how three critical District concerns: jobs, education, and a sustainable, quality environment will advance once elected.” To honor that pledge, Mr Lindblad continues he will “fight until every person in the district who needs a job can get one, recapture our position as a world-class public education system, and make our region sustainable: in water, improving our air quality, and freeing traffic gridlock.

Fernando Espuelas' daily radio talkshow airs on 1020AM in Los Angeles, the number 1 Latin AM station in the market, and part of the Univision Radio network, and also online at espuelas.com. read more

Monday, September 27, 2010

39th Assembly Green Candidate Lindblad to address a failed political climate in Sacramento at forum

PRLog (Press Release) – Sep 27, 2010 – Jack Lindblad, vying for the 39th Assembly seat on this November’s ballot, says that his presentation will “focus on how three critical District concerns: jobs, education, quality of life and a sustainable environment will advance once a change of the narcissist political climate in Sacramento is reached by voting out corporate partisans. Being unaccountable to constituents while beholdened to Lobbyist interests explains Legislator's failure to live up to their duties and live within their means.”

Panorama High School, 8015 Van Nuys Boulevard, Panorama City, 91402 is the location of a candidate forum, today, Monday evening, September 27, 2010 at 7:00 PM. Meet candidates for the 39th, 40th Assembly, 20th State Senate Districts 27th, 28th Congressional Districts. Candidates for the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction have been invited. Ask questions; get answers! read more

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For the 2015 election cycle, our current campaign is to win a seat on Los Angeles' City Council, bringing a voice of compassion and green values to the City Council, apart from the money-fueled partisanship of the duopolistic party of hierarchal and class privilege leading us to an early extinction, being in the midst of the Sixth Great Extinction, of this, the Anthropogenic Era. Beyond tipping points, governance requires a voice of empathy and representation for the 99% of us, led over the ecological and economic cliff by the sociopathic and greed-based representation of, by, and for the 400 ruling family elite. Cambio con Jack.

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We are the midst of a serious economic crisis. And in particular, California has taken a big hit - high unemployment, a public education system that fails our kids, and a degraded environment that is negatively impacting our quality of life.

But our politicians, the people we've elected to fix these problems, are not doing their job. At all levels of government, politicians are busy serving special interests - and themselves. The privilege of public service has degraded into abuses by electeds - big salaries and benefits, gifts from lobbyists and a disconnection with the real needs of our community and families.

I am running to be your next Assembly representative to fix these issues. I ask for your support and vote. If you send me to Sacramento I will fight for your interests, not the political parties, lobbyist or special interests. If you elect me I will focus like a laser beam on three issues of critical importance to our future:

1. Jobs. We must put the full weight and power of California's government towards generating more jobs, rebuilding our manufacturing base with clean energy industries and creating conditions so that small businesses can thrive again. Putting Californians back to work will be my mission - and I will not stop fighting until every person in our district who needs a job can get one.

2. Education. Our public education system has failed our kids. We must institute comprehensive reform of our schools and their management. We must fully fund public education so that our kids have the opportunity to compete with students from anywhere in the world. I know that we can have a world-class public education system again - and I will not stop until we achieve it.

3. Quality of Life. The Los Angeles region has suffered from years of environmental neglect. We now have the worst air quality in the nation, the worst traffic and among the poorest water quality of any city in the United States. Smart, sensible action must be taken to restore the wonderful quality of life that made Los Angeles a magnet for people from across the country and across the world.

These problems are challenging. But I am ready to roll up my sleeves and start working to fix them. I ask you for your support. Together we can make progress, together we can make a better future for ourselves and our kids.

top priorities:

✭Stop Global Warming - Deployment of strategies and tactics to mitigate and adapt to climate change and promote a healthy environment.
✭Clean Money - Banning of all corporatist lobbying and campaign spending with implementation of public financing of elections.
✭Single-Payer Health Care - Guaranteed quality universal single payer healthcare for all.
✭Save Our Neighborhood - Stop Payola Politics
✭Restore the Tujunga-Pacoima Watershed and Rewild the Los Angeles River
✭Increase Parks, Recreation Areas, and Implement Greenways
✭Emphasize Early Childhood Care, Education, Mentoring and Sports to Prevent Gang Violence
✭Formation of a 39th Assembly District Representative Council
✭New On-demand Jitney and Bus Lines Connecting Transportation Nodes
✭Expanded Mission Community College
✭100% Amnesty - Ensure Human Dignity and full, fair Immigration rights for all.