Gary Dunn issue statements

5. State managed health through direct community employment of medical staff on a local level.

As governor, I would follow in this direction: 1) create more jobs 2) lower taxes 3) communicate progressively. Here is the odd part, all the candidates will need to address these same issues. My perspective and personal integrity will allow me to do a better job then they have. Our incumbents and career politicians have failed us, and it is time to remove them.

This question is just a restatement of the earlier question.

I have a gay younger brother, Bart, and other friends and think of the only reasons to include or exclude the amendment would be for financial privilege or benefits, exactly what the rest of married couples currently enjoy under our tax laws. The moral or religious question is not the one for the office of the governor, as the office of governor and my position is to support and maintain the forum that allows the discussion and debate of the issue, not pick a side on this issue. Making it a personal agenda is reserved for those it affects monetarily, morally and religiously. If that is the only reason besides intolerance, then the money issue should be addressed separately from the religious or moral. I am not the flag carrier in the cause, but will defend to the death their right to equality under the law.

No, when elected governor of North Carolina, I will evaluate and endorse the proposal of (fellow Democratic candidate) Dr. Bruce Blackmon, who is the only person so far that has come up with a workable solution to education funding.