The 2006 political candidates let loose with us
The endorsement tapes: Unedited, uncensored interviews with candidates for local office.
TIM REDMOND AND THE GUARDIAN NEWS STAFF
Tuesday September 26, 2006
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to the Wolfe interview

Kim-Shree Maufas, candidate for school board

"My kid was in JROTC .... I like the community, I liked the structure, I liked the commitment to family... I absolutely could not stand the military recruitment."

Listen to part one of the Maufas interview

Listen to part two of the Maufas interview

Hydra Mendoza, candidate for school board

"There are some schools that are not serving our children."

Listen to the Mendoza interview

Krissy Keefer, Green Party candidate for Congress

"I'm running against a ghost"

Listen to the Keefer interview

John Garamendi, candidate for lieutenant governor

"Phil Angeledes is wrong [about taxes] in the context of our time."

Listen to the Garamendi interview

Dan Kelly, school board member

"I don't think JROTC is a terrific program .

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.. it doesn't teach leadership skills, it teaches follow-ship skills."

Listen to the Kelly interview

Rob Black, candidate for supervisor, District 6

"Developers have fancy lawyers and they know how to get around things."

Listen to the Black interview

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( 2 comments | Comment on this article )
sabrinamoreno on Friday, September 22, 2006 at 12:04 PM
Fabulous to hear some of the candidates views! I wish my candidate, Barry Hermanson for CSA with the Green Party, could have been interviewed. He hasn't gotten much media time since Fiona Ma has spent $2million on making sure her name is up in lights. It's a shame that corporate money not only buys them candidates but it also buys media specialists who make sure their candidates are in the news. Barry's history as an effective and passionate advocate for working people isn't enough to earn him coverage- perhaps if he could get a date with Paris Hilton...
dto510 on Thursday, October 5, 2006 at 01:57 AM
Is ROTC the most important issue facing San Francisco's schools? Over here in Oakland we discuss education and resources instead.

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