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| Mike the Mover, Democrat |
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| Candidate: Commissioner of public lands |
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| Mike the Mover |
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| Age: 47 |
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| Residence: Lynnwood |
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Mover |
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| Education: |
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Attended Shoreline Community College, Morningside College, University of Washington |
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| Political history: |
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Candidate for: Snohomish County sheriff, 1999; U.S. Senate, 1998; mayor of Seattle, 1997; state auditor, 1996; mayor of Edmonds, 1995. |
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| Campaign Web site: None |
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Describe your philosophy on how the state should manage its public lands. Talk specifically about how you would approach resolving conflicts between
resource protection and resource use or extraction.
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Grab a steak knife and fork and start carving up the state lands that are left. Truth be known, what was once a "big pie" is now only a slice. |
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How would you balance management of state-owned timber lands for
recreation, so that natural resources -- such as threatened or endangered
species -- are protected, but money for school construction is maximized?
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First, no recreation on state-owned lands. Second, search for Bigfoot. Third, grow hemp. Legend: Protects Bigfoot, makes money for schools, candidate gets re-elected! |
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What do you think should be done about people who live illegally aboard
boats?
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Get serious! . . . Most of my opponents own boats and "crap" in the state waters just like everyone else. Boats aren't the problem, people are. Boats don't make a dent compared to city and county refuse policies that directly and indirectly affect our everyday quality of life. |
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