AirTalk | Meet the Candidates: Software developer Ron Unz on his prepare for California

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Our sequence of conversations proceeds with the major candidates to fill Barbara Boxer’s U.S. Senate seat.

Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez are forward in the race, with Ron Unz, Duf Sundheim and Tom Del Beccaro adhering to. Final 7 days, Sundheim gave his positions on anything from drinking water management to immigration reform. On deck right now is software package developer, Ron Unz.

Unz has touted his non-political history as a in addition, giving him the independence to discuss his brain with no the identical allegiances as his contenders.

On the challenges, he has composed thoroughly about immigration. His most notable plight has been an English-only plan in schools as a way to assimilate Spanish-speaking young children to the U.S. Unz has also created about the downfalls of immigration, noting it as a result in of around-inhabitants, overextending the country’s all-natural resources.

Unz’s positions also consist of raising the nationwide bare minimum wage to $12 an hour, utilizing current federal funding to slash university tuition fees and opposing affirmative action.

Larry Mantle speaks with Unz now about his designs for the point out and how staying a businessman would influence his purpose in the Senate.

Guest:

Ron Unz, U.S. Senate Applicant