Marcia Squier primary Candidate for State Representative in Michigan's 57th District. You lost by just over 700 votes to another candidate. Thank you for your prior interview.

For your run as a U. S. Senator for Michigan. https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1168268254876352512 People at times change. Can you speak to the voters on who and what you stand for and stood for as a candidate for the Democrat Party primary? Please introduce yourself to those you want to reach in Michigan.

*As a past candidate for state representative, what laws would you introduce or change to help Michigan?

-I would have introduced a restructuring of current vehicle license plate fees to be based on current value of the vehicle, rather than its original value, as it presently is based on. I would have also introduced education funding restructuring to be equal per pupil, not based on property values or other socioeconomic factors that would unfairly support more affluent communities.

*As a past candidate for state representative, what policies would you change from state taxation to imprisonment of people using drugs?

-I would have advocated for decriminalization of nonprescription drug use and an increase in funding for substance abuse treatment & prevention.

*As a past candidate for state representative, what have you done on these issues? Meaning have you written up a bill that your voters can read and agree with?

-Considering that I was not elected, I have never had the opportunity to write up any specific bills, but if given the opportunity, many voters would be able to read & agree with.

*As a past candidate for state representative, how would you help those in need of help in Michigan?

-As a non-corporate candidate with zero conflicts of interest, I would have been able to effectively advocate for more individual help and less corporate subsidies.

*Who are you supporting for other Green or Libertarian candidates in Michigan?

-Although I support the right of minor parties to exist & run candidates, I am not currently advocating for any specific 3rd party candidates at this time.

*How have you supported world Peace and what is your message to Michigan on wars that the US is involved with?

-As a noncorporate candidate, I have zero conflicts of interest, so would be able to advocate for peace more effectively than politicians who accept donations from the military industrial complex.

Interview Marcia Squier primary Candidate for State Representative in Michigan's 57th District.