Forte For Governor - Candidate Statement

"This election is the single most important event since the American Revolution because it is again putting the government back in the hands of the people."....

With the vote of the people I will stop the judicial terrorism of an unaccountable judicial industry against our citizens and our businesses that has stopped the engine of commerce of our great state....... Gene Forte

Morning One of My First Day As Governor

October 8th, 2003

To Do List:

Objective: Lower California budget, create jobs, help small businesses flourish

1. Contact President Bush and inform him of the need of a Federal Investigation of the California judicial system which is helping to protect corrupt politicians and government officials from being held accountable. Inform him of an abuse of the USA Patriot Act by Governor James Doyle and Wisconsin public officials and provide information on the Steven Magritz Case.

Explain that I anticipate resistance from the corrupt politicians and special interest groups that have our state under siege and driving a judicial industry gone wild and that request him to stand ready with Federal investigators and prosecutors. Back

2. Freeze the hiring of any more government employees except those related directly to emergency services for citizens, i.e., police, fire, medical. Back

3. Demand that public utilities issue refunds in the next billing for all money overcharged to citizens since the time of the phony energy crisis and lower rates to those of the time period prior to the raise. Inform them that the State of California will not burden the cost and that they will need to seek floating bonds at their expense not of the citizens. Back

4. Repeal the tripling of the car licensing fee. Back

5. Have secretary contact all registered special interest lobbyists and tell them to be in my office tomorrow afternoon to let them know that I will be enacting procedures to either monitor them closely or shut them down. Back

6. Initiate investigation of Workers Compensation fraud by attorneys. Investigate the pro's and cons of Arizona's Worker Compensation system. Back

7. Order all government agencies to provide to me by the end of business the following day, October 9th, 2003, a summary of all legal costs buried within their budgets. (To Do Reminder: October 10th, 2003, freeze all payments for legal services between agencies and outside vendors) Back

8. Get press room working on national PR Campaign that "California is Open for Business" and have secretary set conference to be held within 30 days for business leaders outside of California to attend. Notes For Theme: I will help your business grow provided you created jobs for Californians, do not hurt our small businesses or pollute our state. Back

9. Tell the attorney general that his department is being put under investigation and begin investigation of the District Attorneys offices throughout California. Back

10. Tell secretary to arrange meeting with heads of State Bar and the Committee on Judicial Performance and let them know that every action they take will be reviewed by a civilian oversight committee and for them to provide me suggestions on a pricing structure for attorneys to pay licensing fee based upon a percentage of their legal fees billed. Back

----and all of this before lunch.

Lunch

Afternoon To Do List:

1. Ask secretary to schedule meeting with Department of Justice to discuss viability of the filing of a Federal RICO (racketeering & corruption) lawsuit against California government officials and agencies, the State Bar of California, and the American Bar Association, that are found to be complicit of victimizing the citizens of California. Back

2. Direct media department to start running public announcements soliciting complaints and grievances from the citizens against public officials. Back

3. Have staff arrange special presentation banquet dinner for all gubernatorial candidates. Back

4. Start an investigation of the State Compensation Insurance Fund based upon information contained in the Larry Nign incident and begin a media campaign informing the public of the corruption by politicians, public officials and unaccountable attorneys. Back

5. Schedule meeting with the head of the educational department to be briefed upon what is needed to improve our educational system. Back

6. Have scheduled meetings over the next 90 days with all of the 135 gubernatorial candidates so that each may present the basis for their platforms, and entertain hiring many of them to head oversight groups throughout the state in their specific area of expertise. Back

7. Tell media department to arrange a bi-weekly radio program so that I may personally inform the citizens of my progress of the recovery of the state, and the names of any and all politicians, or special interest groups that are trying to put up obstacles. Back

8. Have secretary set meeting with President of Mexico within the next 10 days to discuss illegal aliens, the financial responsibility of Mexico to be pay back California for services expended on illegal aliens, and the viability of paid seasonal work permits. Back

9. Initiate actions to hold judges accountable in their actions or non-actions regarding the recall election of October 7, 2003. Back

10. Take the day off slightly early and spend time with the family. Back