Abram Wilson launches AD-15 campaign website
July 7, 2008
Mayor Abram Wilson (R-San Ramon) unveiled his campaign website - www.wilsonforassembly.com. He will face Democrat Joan Buchanan to replace termed out Assemblyman, Guy Houston. AD-15 represents the only Bay Area legislative seat currently held by a Republican.
Among many other things, the website features a biography of Abram and background about the district. It also contains a photo gallery and information regarding volunteering and contributing to the campaign. Finally, the website highlights the numerous awards Abram has received and endorsements throughout Assembly District 15.
Those wishing to join the Abram Wilson for State Assembly campaign may call the headquarters at (925) 867-3474, e-mail at info@wilsonforassembly.com, or sign up on the website. The 15th Assembly District includes Alamo, Brentwood, Danville, Livermore, Oakley, San Ramon, Walnut Creek and a portion of Pleasanton. The district also includes Sacramento Delta communities, Galt and portions of Stockton and Elk Grove.
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Abram Wilson’s bio looks great, and he says he’s for Smart Growth and good schools, but where is he on the state budget cuts to schools and transit?
I just checked out his website and he’s got nothing about the state budget. or how he’d close the $17 billion deficit.
So what’s up Abram? If you were in Sacramento today, would you vote for the $70 million in cuts to Contra Costa transit, and the $79m in cuts to the county’s schools, and the $100 million in cuts to Contra Costa’s seniors and disabled?
Because ‘09 & ‘10 are going to be just as bad as this year, and we need to know if you/’re going to say, like Guy Houston does, “I just do what they tell me to”?
So what’s Abram Wilson’s position on how to close the state budget deficit? Would he vote to just cut everything?
I’ve got a friend who has disabled daughter, and he says she already has to wait weeks to see a doctor, and they’re going to cut her healthcare, and they might have to put her in a nursing home, which would actually cost taxpayers more, so it doesn’t make any sense.