Thank you for your answers. I assume by Fracking you mean pumping water into the ground to release gas and oil.
I do not have a position on that. I just learned about it myself and it seems to require study and does not lend itself to quick answers. Sam Sloan On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 7:07 PM, Warren Redlich <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm pretty sure I did answer your question about rent control: Yes it should > be abolished. > > Marijuana? I started repeal.net something like 10 years ago. My credentials > on ending the drug war are well established. I am general counsel to Law > Enforcement Against Prohibition, for example. > > Prostitution is yet another failed prohibition. Laws against prostitution > are a huge waste of time and money. I have represented both prostitutes and > Johns as a defense attorney and the legal process is even worse that some > might think. > > You still haven't told us what, if anything, you're doing to advance your > campaign. By not answering that question, we can all guess the answer - > nothing. > > Here's a policy question for you Sam. This has come up since I announced my > candidacy and I had to learn about it. What's your position on "fracking"? > > Warren > > > On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 6:59 PM, Sam Sloan <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> On Mar 14, 9:50 pm, wredlich <[email protected]> wrote: >> > On Mar 14, 12:01 am, samsloan <[email protected]> wrote: >> > >> > > Since you have engaged me on this issue, and since you are running >> > > against me and the hooker for the Libertarian Party nomination, why >> > > don't you tell us what your stand is on this issue? >> > >> > > Do you agree that all Rent Control in New York State should be >> > > abolished? >> > >> > > Sam Sloan >> > >> > Sam, >> > >> > the bigger question: What have you been doing in the campaign so far? >> > >> > W >> >> Dear Mr. Redlich, >> >> I notice that you did not answer my question. Instead, you replied to >> my question with a question. >> >> On a political website yesterday, you wrote, >> "Once Republican voters compare my positions with the other >> candidates, I expect to do quite well." >> Warren Redlich | March 22, 2010 2:16 PM >> >> I answered yesterday, as follows: >> >> Would you kindly tell us what your positions are? >> So far, you have not told us your position on anything, except that >> you are against the proposed Soda Tax which is unlikely to be >> implemented. >> >> Sam Sloan >> >> You still have not answered that question either! >> >> If you want to be a Libertarian Candidate it is reasonable that you be >> required to take some Libertarian positions on issues. The Libertarian >> party has had a lot of bad experiences nominating people who were not >> really Libertarians. Usually, we found out too late that they we were >> against us, not for us. >> >> We do not expect you to adopt the Libertarian Position on all issues, >> but you should take at least a few of our positions. >> >> For example: >> >> 1. Do you favor the legalization of marijuana? Please answer either >> "yes" or "no". >> >> 2. Do you favor the abolishing rent control and rent regulation? >> Please answer "yes" or "no". >> >> 3. Do you favor the legalization of prostitution? Please answer "yes" or >> 'no". >> >> In asking the questions above, I have avoided asking the hard >> questions. Every Libertarian will give the right answer to these >> questions and I feel that anybody who gives the wrong answer to these >> fairly simple questions should not be a Libertarian Party candidate. >> >> Sam Sloan > > > > -- > > Warren Redlich, Esq. > 255 Washington Ave. Ext. #108 > Albany, NY 12205 > 888-733-5299 > Fax: 518-862-1551 > www.redlichlaw.com > -- Sincerely, Sam Sloan 917-507-7226 http://www.SamsOwnBooks.com/shop.aspx
