How we can FIX California Together!

hey i'm kevin pafrath i go by meet kevin

online and i'm running for governor

to replace gavin newsom my policies are

aimed at solving the primary issues we

have in the state of california

which i don't believe are republican or

democratic at heart

i believe we have californian issues in

california now even though i'm running

as a democrat

i view myself as a californian for

example

my plan includes building 80 emergency

facilities with the national guard

to provide mental health and substance

abuse services educational services

and basic life services like a bed a

shower

a toilet and food to all homeless within

60 days

we will end homeless living on our

streets

and worse dying on our streets

more homeless die on our streets every

year

than people in california die to gun

violence and we have a gun violence

epidemic

now if you like my solution so far on

homelessness imagine all of the other

solutions that i've got for the rest of

our problems in our state

which we're going to go through some of

right now but i do want to ask you to

consider going to meetkevin.com

donate and donate it to the cause

because we need

help to beat governor gavin newsom

and the mismanaged government we have

right now we need your help

otherwise we won't be able to make it so

consider donating at be kevin.com

donate i will also introduce future

schools to our communities which will

allow

high school students to graduate at 18

with career focused skills

enabling them to get hired at 18 and

they'll have a financial education

for free and without debt these future

schools will also be available to adults

and adults attending these separated

future schools we're looking to get a

career which is what we're going to

teach them we're going to combine

community college high school trade

school and financial education

and for the adults attending future

schools we will pay them

two thousand dollars a month for up to

two years in exchange for them attending

future schools why it's simple a forty

eight thousand dollar investment two

years times two thousand dollars a month

will help us lower the cost of medical

welfare

and poverty related expenses much more

than forty eight thousand dollars while

reducing

crime by encouraging adults to reskill

in our future schools

consider this inmates today cost us

about a hundred fifty thousand dollars a

year to house

forty eight thousand dollars all of a

sudden doesn't seem that much in future

schools

to re-educate people to prevent them

from

going down the path of crime in the

first place san francisco spends five

thousand dollars per month per tenth

to house homeless individuals that's

sixty thousand dollars for one year two

thousand dollars a month for two years

and educating folks in a career is again

just forty eight thousand dollars

homeless and inmates will have access to

our adult future schools

and so that way we can reduce the causes

of crime

poverty and homelessness additionally

i'm going to prioritize the

redevelopment

of commercial and office buildings into

homes

i'm going to speed up building permits

no more waiting six weeks to get a

ceiling friend permit

and i will make it a goal of building

500 000

new housing units throughout california

each year for the next five years

we have over 482 communities throughout

california we have plenty of room and

this means we just need about a thousand

properties or thousand housing units per

city

per year but what we need folks to have

more affordable housing in california

is more housing and that way we can stop

bleeding our state

dry of talent that is fleeing our state

to texas florida idaho and las vegas

see i believe that california is great

california is beautiful and the people

of california are smart

and that california has a real shot at

being the fourth largest economy in the

world

it's currently the fifth largest with

this vision in mind we can't

nonchalantly brush off the fact that

people are fleeing california

we can't use babies being born and

students coming to california

offsetting the fact that working men and

women over 18

are leaving the state and taking their

revenues

with them folks with the vision in mind

of becoming the fourth largest economy

in the world

we'll be able to lower poverty reduce

crime with more community policing

reduce the cost of housing by providing

cheaper alternatives by giving the free

market what it needs

more supply and we'll have better

schools so that folks can get into high

paying careers

like nursing computer programming

electrical and mechanical engineering

and more

and at the same time will lower the cost

of programs like section 8

medical and welfare now we're not taking

any of those programs away

the argument is that we should focus on

giving

folks the opportunity to gain dignity to

get dignity

back build their knowledge with a career

and get fully educated to where they

don't need to be on these programs

through their choice because they're

making more money

and folks we can't keep teaching our

students chemistry in high school

and expecting them to build those

careers

or expecting them to know how to build

wealth at 18 without a financial

education

it doesn't make sense that ends with me

i am running to be a common sense

governor to stop wasting money

in addition i'm going to help solve our

traffic and water shortage crisis by

repurposing wasteful spending

for example the high-speed rail will

eventually service folks traveling from

bakersfield to san francisco

in three hours places that folks can

actually fly between

much faster and without stops and so

this is interesting see

the high-speed rail solves a traffic

problem we

don't actually have the argument though

is that the high-speed rail will help

our economy become green

and expand our economy but unfortunately

the high-speed rail won't do either of

those things

see environmentally it'll take 71

years to break even on the high-speed

rail

because of the amount of carbon that

we're pumping into the environment

building the rail in the first place

economically

the high-speed rail will be a break even

over 70 years at best

so instead of spending a hundred billion

dollars on wasteful projects

think about what we could do immediately

not over the next 71 years

with just 5.2 billion dollars or 5.2

percent

of what we're slated to spend on a

high-speed rail we could end our water

crisis

we could build one aqueduct between los

angeles and boston

buy cheaper and cleaner water and

support our san joaquin valley farmers

by stopping the fact that we are

pleading them dry of water

to send water to los angeles we could

end

the water crisis folks we could also

eliminate income taxes on californians

making less than 250 000

for three years by eliminating the high

speed rail

what would you rather have high speed

rail or no income taxes for three years

folks we can also work with our private

businesses to build

a variable direction toll road tunnels

where we build tunnels guess what not

somewhere we don't need them

but somewhere we actually need them like

congestion points along highways or

under highways like the 5

the 101 and the 405 that way we're

building additional roads

where we need them and since they'll be

optional and variable direction toll

roads they'll always flow with the main

direction of traffic

and no one will be forced to use them

because they'll be under existing

freeways we'll just make sure that buses

can use them

for free to speed up public

transportation and anybody who wants to

pay for them

can pay for them and when they do we'll

be able to lower the gas tax

and we'll be able to upgrade our roads

appropriately

and finally end the pothole problem we

have in california

which is really just symbolic of a

mismanaged government

folks if you want a common sense

government you need to have a common

sense

governor go to meet kevin.com donate and

support

my campaign for governor make sure to

vote yes on recall on september 14th and

vote yes

on meet kevin paffrath for governor just

two questions

yes on recall yes i'm meet kevin

paffroth and go to meetkevin.com

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