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Interview:
Logan Clements, Candidate for Governor of California:
21st August 2003
In
keeping with covering the California election from
all angle, we interview Logan Clements, who sees cutting
spending and privatization across the board, being
a key part of the solution.
Listen
to the interview
...end.
Editors
note: A man of strong opinions on what needs to be
done to get California back on its feet. The interview
will be transcribed as time permits. Examine the websites
for more information.
Links:
Clements
for Governor official website
Free
Nation TV (sponsors
wanted for TV show - investment opportunity)
Ayn
Rand Institute
Objectivist
Darrow Clements Runs for California Governor - Hollywood
Investigator
The
Objectivist Center
SF
Gate profile: Logan Clements
Silicon
Valley Objectivists
Prodos
- Internet Radio - Discover The Power of Ideas
The
Prodos Institute inc
Celebrate
Capitalism website
"Maximize
the Economy, Minimize the Government".
Why
are you running for Governor?
I'll make California's economy roar to life by cutting
spending by 50% by transferring government schools
to private managers thereby paying off debt while
eliminating or cutting taxes. Government shouldn't
provide services that business people can provide
nor interfere in markets. I'll replace government
welfare with private charity so taxpayers aren't forced
to pay the bills of illegal aliens. I'll get government
out of the insurance business (worker's comp crisis),
the power business (blackouts), and try free market
solutions to reduce traffic jams.
Why
should Californians should vote for you?
I
advocate big improvements for California while the
other candidates suggest small adjustments.
About
Clements
(courtesy
& credit to Clements for Governor of California
official website)
1992:
Clements graduated from the University of Rochester
with a Masters Degree in Business Administration (MBA)
concentrating in finance. Because of his academic
achievement as an undergraduate he was accepted into
graduate business school after only 3 years of undergraduate
study. Therefore he received a BA in Economics and
an MBA in finance after only five years.
1993:
Clements started the American Venture Capital Exchange,
the nation's first online service to help people starting
businesses to find financing. This revolutionary new
service was written up in the Wall Street Journal,
Inc. Magazine and many other publications.
1997:
Clements launches a national business magazine for
people starting businesses and those who invest in
them. Called American Venture this magazine features
inspiring stories of entrepreneurs overcoming the
odds and revealing insights on how investors choose
companies.
2001
November: Clements sells American Venture magazine
in order to develop a television newsmagazine similar
in style to 60 Minutes which will expose bad government
and brave freedom seekers taking a stand against it.
The new owners still publish American
Venture in Silicon Valley.
2002
Clements moves from Silicon Valley to Los Angeles
to develop FreeNation TV. You can watch a 15 minute
demonstration episode at www.FreeNation.TV
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