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Main Street Utah
Utah's Gubernatorial Debate
The views of
Huntsman-Matheson-Larsen
on the Issues!
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NEWS
BULLETIN!
LARSEN CLAIMS UTAH
IS A GOVERNMENT WELFARE JUNKIE
Dr.
Ken Larsen, PC candidate for Governor, gives Utah failing grades in
welfare.
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NEWS
BULLETIN!
Draper City Repeals
Unconstitutional Sign Ordinance
Although they spelled it "Larson", it was in the
name of Ken Larsen, Robert Latham, Jr., and Heather Rice that the
ordinance was defeated. Yes, Larsen can sue for your rights and win!
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BUSH OR KERRY?
There are basically two
options in the War on Terrorism. Bush and Kerry represent one option and
most of the thirds represent the other. There are basically two options on
constitutional rights. Bush and Kerry represent one and most of the thirds
represent the other. There are basically two options regarding the
American economy, socialism and eternal debt. Bush and Kerry represent one
and most of the thirds represent the other. The more votes the thirds get,
the less authority Bush or Kerry will have. We thirds are certainly not
going to be heard if we don't vote our beliefs.
I'm voting for Charles Jay
for President. I refuse to vote from fear. I have nic-named the PC Party
Smiley face, "Hope"
from the Mormon song, "When dark clouds of trouble hang over us, and
threaten our peace to destroy, there is
Hope
smiling brightly before us, and we know that deliverance is nigh."
Ken
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NEWS
BULLETIN!
CHARLES JAY ENDORSES
KEN LARSEN FOR UTAH GOVERNOR
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NEWS
BULLETIN!
NO ON 3! -- Ken Larsen,
Personal Choice Party candidate for Governor of Utah, released the following
comments on proposed Amendment 3:
See
Press Release!
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EMAIL INQUIRY!
>[Apparently quoting
"Tribune reporter Dan Harrie, dean of the political
>reporters in Utah and an adjunct professor at the University of Utah"]
>
>"Personal Choice gubernatorial candidate Ken Larsen is getting little
>coverage. He has not appeared at debates with the major-party candidates
>and has done little obvious campaigning outside of sending e-mails to
>reporters. Larsen has run for public office in every election for many
>years and, in some ways, seems more interested in getting attention than
>votes."
>
>-=-=- End external quote -=-=-
>
>Care to explain, Ken?
KEN'S STATEMENT!
I have been very busy attending
events to which I have been invited. In fact, last Thursday, at Murray
High, I was the only candidate who received cheers along with applause
after my speech. Both of my fellow gubernatorial candidates were absent
and represented by stand-ins. I don't have any stand-ins. For us thirds
it's a Catch-22. You don't get coverage unless you are well-known and you
aren't well-known unless you get coverage. My campaign would look a lot
different if it weren't sponsored virtually from my own pocket. That's
another Catch-22. You don't get donations unless you have a chance of
winning and you don't have a chance of winning unless you get donations.
I've put thousands of dollars of my own money into the effort to get on
the ballot and run my campaign. I had a Personal Choice Party booth at the
State Fair for which I paid myself. I'm doing what I can. I hope the
Internet can level the playing field for us little people with big
principles. I might be a political success if I were to run as a
Republican or a Democrat, but I could not live with myself knowing that
because of me someone had voted for Bush or Kerry.
For example, Rod Decker will
host a Main Street debate between Huntsman and Matheson on October 18th at
6:30 PM. I have not been invited. Dan Harrie can say I don't attend, but
he should also mention that I don't get invited. Unlike Badnarik and Cobb,
I have no plans to crash someone else's event. Nor do I expect the same
coverage as the more popular candidates. I may not be elected, but I "win"
every time someone "gets" the personal choice concept. I've seen enough
"conversions" to consider my campaign a tremendous victory.
Ken
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I want to help build a new political party with new
answers. I want the Personal Choice Party to retain ballot status and quickly grow to the
party in power in Utah, across America, and then across the world. The
Internet is a political tool we must not ignore.
The "lesser of evils" con game is cheating you out of
your personal choices. Imagine before the crucifixion of Christ that two
criminals had been presented before the people along with Christ. Imagine
you knew Christ had no chance of winning. Would you have voted for the
lesser of evils then? Why do it now? As long as you play the lesser of evils
game, you lose.
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KEN LARSEN CAMPAIGN
Ken Larsen, Utah Gubernatorial candidate, is requesting information about
establishments where people sympathetic to the victims of the drug war are
likely to see and read a flyer he would like to distribute. His flyer is
about his promise to end the drug war in Utah within 24 hours of taking
office as Governor. He is thinking of two distribution times, once near the
end of August, and again in the middle of October. His request is for a list
of all stores and hang-out places between Payson and Ogden, especially Salt
Lake County, where such flyers would be effective. He believes the anti-drug
war crowd is at least 20% of the eligible voters and is hoping to give them
a reason to register and vote this year. If you have such information
available, including addresses if you know them, please send to:
kencan@personalchoice.org
Thank You!
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Ken Larsen
Issue Statements:
Abortion - October 7, 2004
Amendment 3 - September 27, 2004
Amendment 3 -
October 22, 2004
Refuting Attorney General Mark
Shurtleff on Amendment 3?
Amendment 3 -
October 26, 2004
Ken Larsen Responds to
Charles Jay's Press Release on Amendment 3
Amendment 3 -
October 28, 2004
Question of What Rights Would People Lose if Amendment 3 Passed.
Amendment 3 -
October 30, 2004
Business - April 13, 2004
Disability - October 21, 2004
Discrimination - October 23, 2004
A Minority Candidate
Drug Policy - April 28, 2004
Medical Marijuana Speech presented May 1, 2004, at Million Marijuana
March (MMM) 2004 Rally in Ogden.
Education - April 3, 2004
Energy -
October 22, 2004
General
- April 15, 2004
Taxpayer Protection Pledge and
response to recent release by The Utah Taxpayers Association.
General - April 17, 2004
Questions from the students at
Provo High - Issues include Abortion, Social Security, Education, and
other questions.
General
- May 3, 2004
Spectrum Question - Why should
voters select you to be their governor?
General
- May 5, 2004
Future Plans in Office.
General
- May 11, 2004
Wasted Votes.
General
- May 13, 2004
Q and A - personal opinions
about the Personal Choice Party and the Personal Choice Party
"Philosophy".
General
- May 16, 2004
Ken Loves the Flag.
General
- July 6, 2004
Voting for Evil.
General
- July 20, 2004
Questions from the League of Women
Voters.
General
- July 27, 2004
Questions from The Utah Freedom
Activist Newsletter.
General
- September 4, 2004
Election Quarterly gubernatorial
questions.
General
- September 13, 2004
PCP and LP
General
- September 22, 2004
Why Vote 3rd -- Love or Fear
General
- October 8, 2004
Personal Views
General
- October 16, 2004
Mommy or Daddy?
General
- October 26, 2004
Ten Reasons to Stop
Supporting Republicans
General
- October 28, 2004
Questions from the Southern
Utah University student newspaper - the University Journal.
General
- October 29, 2004
Questions from a student at
the University of Utah.
Government
- September 27, 2004
The Purpose of Government
Government
- October 28, 2004
The Governor's Salary
Gun Rights - April 2, 2004
Gun Rights - August 21, 2004
Gun Rights and The Constitution
Health Care - April 28, 2004
Hill Air Force Base - March 19, 2004
Immigration - April 5, 2004
Initiative
One - October 28, 2004
Iraq - The War - May 5, 2004
Marriage Amendment - May 12, 2004
Marriage Amendment
- June 24, 2004
Nonviolence - March 9, 2003
Nonviolence -
October 26, 2004
Larsen on Pacifism
Nuclear Issues - October 21, 2004
Any Utah candidate for a Nuclear Free
Utah?
Personal Choice
- July 13, 2004
Polygamy - April 16, 2004
-- with Official Postscript: August 14,
2004
Polygamy -
October 14, 2004
Religion -
October 21-22, 2004
Religion -
October 25, 2004
Separation of Church and State
Terrorism - September 2, 2004
Terrorism -
October 10, 2004
Tobacco -
October 9, 2004
Trade -
October 30, 2004
FTAA - Free Trade Area of the
Americas
Utah State Parks - April 3, 2004
Water - September 24, 2004
Welfare -
October 31, 2004
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