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Gazette: What aspects of your personal history, accomplishments, and personal philosophy make you the best possible choice in this election cycle?
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Gazette: What do you see as the most important issue this election?
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Gazette: What would you do to ensure the community you hope to represent is a livable community?
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Gazette: If money were no obstacle, what is one project you’d like to see the city move forward on?
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Gazette: Polls show most voters don't think government works. What would you do to reform the underlying structures and systems that seem to be a major cause of the problem?
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Gazette: Do you think eliminating obsolete laws, regulations (and bureaucracies) would help reduce wasteful spending in government? And if so, how would you do it?
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Gazette: Do you think state and local civil service rules make it harder to cut wasteful spending and to efficiently manage public agencies? If so, what would you do about it?
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Gazette: What is your position on the Baldwin City Recreation Center?
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