SLO LIFE Oct/Nov 2020

| CANDIDATE FORUM
Election
2020
MAYOR
HEIDI HARMON
As we face the health and economic challenges of COIVD19, San
Luis Obispo needs proven leadership, creativity, and collaboration
to move us forward. Serving as your Mayor over the past four years,
I have a proven track record of significant progress on issues, values,
and priorities important to our community. I pledge to uphold this
commitment in my next term.
We have, and we will, continue to support the creation of more
housing affordability, expand access to open spaces, work with small
businesses and employees on challenges, build relationships with
regional partners to strengthen economic recovery, reinterpret the
unique culture of our downtown, prioritize fiscal responsibility,
spearhead sustainability policies that attract meaningful clean jobs,
and proactively refocus City staff to support our community in this
unprecedented time.
As Mayor, I will work to ensure San Luis Obispo is a dynamic, safe,
and resilient City of belonging with a solution-oriented mission
for the future, protecting the health of our residents, and providing
support for local businesses to thrive. As a Cal Poly graduate, former
business owner, and mother, I share your vision to evolve and adapt
our City during times of change while preserving what makes SLO
special.
Let’s move San Luis Obispo forward together.
MAYOR
DONALD HEDRICK
The biggest issue the city faces today is not in the city’s daily operating
activities, but the increasing changes trickling down from the levels of
government above our city. We have a renegade cadre of agents of the
international corporate elite that have their goal being the destruction of
this country and its democracy. We as a city need to resist this erosion of
our Constitution and our rights that is in process by the elite that want
to replace our country’s forefathers creation with a retouched version of
dictatorship. It is treason to favor these international based programs
such as identified in the UN’s Agenda 21 that express the goal of the
dismantling of our country’s industry and our rights. We need to have our
city government cease the rubber stamping of these subversive doctrines
that are coming down the line and come up with local solutions.
The first thing would be to appoint myself to the APCD and bring the
issue of the international fouling of our skies with the geo-engineering
that is genocide against the people of the world. Our protest of the
poisoning of our land, water, crops, and lungs with the patented processes
that the corporate elite are using to poison the land, water, crops, and the
air we breathe. We need to resist the lure of the grants that promote the
objectives of the UN’s Agenda 21 which are working their way down to
the cities. We need to speak out against such seditious programs and their
grants with strings attached that are designed to take away our citizen
rights. We as a city need to take back control of our governments and
get rid of the criminals that want to replace our democracy with the new
world order.
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