California Online Voter Guide 2000 - A Project of the California Voter Foundation
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Jay LaSuer (R)

California State Assembly, District 77

These statements are shown exactly as they appeared at http://www.jaylasuer.org in November 2000



Jay LaSuer on Education

"Although a number of bipartisan-sponsored education reforms have been passed into law, too few of our high school students graduate proficient in the fundamentals of reading, writing and math. Jay LaSuer believes we need to teach our students a curriculum that emphasis the basics. Jay wants to continue reforming California's schools to provide our children the education they deserve.

Jay supports:

  • Implementing teacher performance and competency testing to ensure our children learn from the best teachers.
  • Expanding charter schools.
  • Implementing on a pilot project basis, school vouchers for inner city and economically disadvantaged families.
  • Allowing local school districts to design core curricula standards emphasizing the basics of reading, writing and math.
  • Implementing 'merit pay' to provide economic incentives for teachers."

Jay LaSuer on Jobs and the Economy

"In nine years as a member of the La Mesa City Council Jay has never voted for a tax increase! To preserve our growing economy, Jay can be counted on to continue his commitment to lower taxes and eliminating wasteful spending.

Jay supports:

  • Expanding research and development tax credits to help create new jobs.
  • Continuing to preserve and protect Proposition 13.
  • Ending workers compensation fraud.
  • Passing comprehensive tort reform legislation.
  • Eliminating burdensome government regulations and streamlining the permitting process.
  • Protecting private property rights.
  • Wiping out unfunded state mandates to local governments
  • Eliminating wasteful government spending."


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