Nov. 2022 Election: Q&A with Stan Caplan, 51 Congressional District candidate [Opinion]
Election Day is Nov. 8 and voting will begin a month earlier. Here are Caplan’s complete answers from both candidates to all 16 questions from The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board.A: My top domestic policy will be to get inflation and high prices under control. We are forced to cut back on how much gas we buy, what items are on our grocery list and how much electricity we use.
Q: Inflation is at 40-year highs in the U.S., causing economic hardship for many Americans. What can the federal government do about this? What will you do? Q: Confidence in the Supreme Court is steadily declining. Should justices have term limits? Should the court be expanded? What, if anything, should change about the high court?
Then we prioritize our current welfare distributions. Too many American citizens cannot make ends meet, and too many disabled veterans are laying around without arms or legs. They deserve help before undocumented immigrants do. A: Anyone who commits a mass shooting has mental issues. There are a lot of people suffering from mental illness today. Some have guns and some do not. All of them could figure out how to kill in mass if that was their objective. One might use guns, knives, automobiles, poison or fire. If he chose a gun, it could be a pistol, shotgun or rifle of any caliber with any size magazine. The point is that maybe we should focus on appropriate and readily available treatment for the mentally ill.
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