Florida Governor Candidates

Candidates for Governor of Florida Election Race 2012

State Primary: August 14, 2012

Rick believes in the sanctity of human life. Rick is pro-life. He is opposed to abortion and believes that Roe v. Wade should be overturned., but did not apply this at Columbia Hospital. Rick believes that marriage should be between one man and one woman. Rick believes that we should appoint commonsense judges to protect our rights, our laws, and religious liberties by enforcing the law. CEO of hospital chain that allows abortions to be performed.

Florida Gubernatorial Candidates for Election Race

I. Call for an immediate and unconditional withdrawal of American military and corporations from Iraq and Afghanistan.

II. Calls for War Crime Commissions, congressional investigation on Bush Administration/Congressional violations (i.e. going to war, atrocities, civilian deaths, loss of prisoner rights, rendition, torture, etc. III. Repeal of Patriot Acts I & II and all executive orders and military tribunal acts, FISA, etc. adversely affecting freedoms and rights of American citizens.

IV. Demand Obama Administration's adherence to International law, Geneva Conventions; require Civilian trials, elimination of torture, rendition, and prolonged imprisonment of war prisoners.

V. Advocates a National Health System

VI. Opposes Bailout of Financial Institutions except through the establishment of an Independent Financial Commission Made Up of citizens, economists and accountants who will work through cooperatives, credit unions and state-run banks.

VII. Opposes Stimulus Bill unless all financial and private corporations are nationalized and controlled by workers; then, entire economic system can be radically reformed, in place of piecemeal stimulus packages.

VIII. Elimination of worldwide poverty through transition from capitalism to socialism.

Brian Moore is a Democrat with some common sense.

Alex Sink - Lady Democrat Oriental Background
Alex grew up on a farm in Mt. Airy, North Carolina, and earned a degree in mathematics from Wake Forest University. She resides in Thonotosassa with her husband, Bill McBride. Alex has a different last name than her husband. After a successful 26 year career in business, Alex Sink looked at state government and was troubled by what she saw: A system filled with career politicians and entrenched special interests. A system dominated by politics-as-usual, but woefully lacking in accountability, common sense, or real solutions for Florida. So in 2006, never having sought elected office before, Alex ran for CFO. In the words of the Daytona Beach News-Journal, Alex offered Floridians something new and different: "Unmatched business experience and forward-looking plans." Or, as the Bradenton Herald put it: "There’s no need to pick a politician when there is a professional like Alex Sink standing in the wings." Nearly every major newspaper in Florida endorsed Alex’s candidacy for CFO, praising Alex’s "impressive qualifications," noting "she has the perspectives of a businesswoman," and extolling her "results-driven demeanor and results-defining career."

John Wayne Smith - Libertarian Candidate
John Wanye Smith served in the U.S. Army from 1965 -1967. He has run several successful businesses. A former candidate for Governor as and NPA, vice president with the Boston Tea Party and many other runs for office under his belt, Mr. Smith has devoted his life to public service. His tireless efforts led to the deregulation of the transportation industry. He feels that career politicians have infringed on our civil liberties. "The corruptible are drawn to power" says Smith. "This is the reason why we instituted a constitution: to give the individual power, not the government".