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Sharons Disclaimer must expose MINNESOTA
Sanctuary,SameSex,Taxaction without Representation.
Hello Sharon,
I received the PDF of your responses and will use that version rather than the one you submitted on our Facebook page. Thank you for participating in this process! We'll let you know when the questionnaire responses from all the candidates have been published and send you links.
On Sun, Mar 3, 2019 at 3:21 PM SharonQuiTamAnderson sharon4anderson@aol.com wrote:
Sun.3Mar2019Affiant had answered before apparantly the answers do not copy and paste so here goes also in pdf format http://crimes-against-humanity.blogspot.comTo much Bloated Government Combine City and County Offices, Educate Forensic Files http://sharon4anderson.org
Influx of Muslins forcing Sharia Law
Muslins KeithEllison,Ilhad Omas,MitkeNelson,MelvinCarter combine Sheriff and Police into one unitWe cannot take from the Rich and Give to the Poor, Affiant has been reduced to Poverty unabated by Corrupt City Officials http://sharonsletters.blogspot.comWe do not need more bloated government CityCity is a Nanny, Sanctuary City dependant on LGA IE Local Government Aid http://sharon4council.blogspot.comDisparitysEliminate the Legislative hearing Officer, DSI, all complaints must go directly to City Council signed off by Mayor, re USSC 10-1032 Titled Magner vs. GallaghernaHome Schooling must be factored in, When Parents raise Bad Children, Put the Parents in JAIL.
PoliceChief Todd axtall,KathyWorium East Side is surrounded by Sober, Addicts,Sexual Predators Housing making some Owners Rich and the Neighbors Sick http://sharon4privateattorneygeneral.blogspot.com
USSC10-1032MagnervsGallagher Google USSC 10-1032 titled Magner vs. Gallagher unabated by State of MN.AND City St. Paul,mn
SharonsHS1058Summit Google Sharon4Anderson vs City St.PaulDuplication is Waste of Tax Dollars, therefore Combine Disclosure on the Monthly Excessive Consumption/Inspection/Abatement/Code Violations, Quiet title to these 108 Propertys, Disclose what,when and Why Inspectiors Name, Badge, http://sharon4anderson.org
Auditor Chris Samuelson
Root & Restore St Paul City Council Candidate QuestionnaireRoot & Restore St. Paul — a community-based coalition working to grow community-first public safety and transformative justice in St. Paul — is requesting that each city council candidate respond to the following questionnaire regarding community concerns. Please respond by March 3 to allow time for us to share your responses with community members before the March 10 caucuses. We will post candidate responses on Root & Restore St. Paul’s Medium page and share through our Facebook page. Learn more about us at facebook.com/RootAndRestoreSTP*Root & Restore does not condone or post on our platforms content that we believe to be racist or bigoted. As such, interested parties can read Sharon Anderson’s response on her website here.Root & Restore 2019 City Council Candidate Questionnaire
In 2019, all seats on St. Paul’s City Council are up for election. Given the central role the city council plays in policy priorities and the allocation of public resources in our communities, Root & Restore St. Paul — a community-based coalition working to grow community-first public safety and transformative justice — created and circulated a questionnaire regarding community concerns to each city council candidate for whom we could find contact information. Their responses, in their entirety, are compiled in the posts linked below. Additional responses will be added as they are received.
Sharon Anderson* http://sharon4council.blogspot.com
Ward 1:
Name *Contact *Ward *What is your vision for safety and wellness rooted in St. Paul communities? As a city councilmember, what concrete steps would you take to support that vision? And who else would you work with to advance that vision?What alternatives to policing, arrest, criminal prosecution and incarceration would you work to support? How would you work to reduce the dramatic racial disparities and impacts of these systems?Many people who are routinely impacted by policing come from our most impoverished and disenfranchised communities, and due to systemic inequities, they are comparatively disconnected from the levers of power. How would you work to elevate the experience and insight of directly impacted community members so they can have the same impact on shaping policy as well-funded advocacy organizations?In partnership with the community-first safety initiative, and with leadership support from the city council, St. Paul residents have advanced the idea of a community cabinet on safety, wellness and justice. How would you support this cabinet to ensure it has lasting and meaningful input?What is your knowledge of or experience with restorative justice and restorative practices? How might St. Paul become a restorative city?What specific steps would you take to build stability in areas hard-hit by poverty, unemployment, and housing insecurity?What do you know about the recently dissolved Joint Powers Agreement to share data to flag Ramsey County students as “at-risk”? What lessons do you think officials should take away from the political process that created the Joint Powers Agreement data-sharing plan?What specific steps will you take to end the school to prison pipeline of St. Paul youth? What can you do as a city councilmember to create more opportunities for youth to thrive?How should the city of St. Paul welcome and support people returning to neighborhoods from jail or prison, or living on probation? What steps would you take to make housing more accessible to people with criminal convictions?What is a person, place, book, experience, or film that has especially influenced your vision of community-first public safety and your dreams about what’s possible for community-first public safety in St. Paul?What informs your decision-making process when it comes to community issues? Can you share a story about a specific time when you had to decide where you stood on a difficult community issue, or when you had to decide what kind of action you should take on an issue? How did you arrive at the decision you did?What does co-governance look like to you? How have you implemented that vision of co-governance in your own life and work? How would you work to scale up that vision in city government?Sharon Anderson aka Scarrella 651-776-5835 sharon4anderson@aol.comLEGAL NOTICE: /s/Sharon4Anderson@aol.com ECF_P165913Pacersa1299 telfx: 651-776-5835:
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On Saturday, February 23, 2019, wrote:
Dear Ms. Anderson,I am a member of Root and Restore St. Paul, a new community-based coalition working on uplifting transformative justice in St. Paul, and we are asking all candidates for St. Paul city council to respond to a questionnaire about community-first public safety by March 3, so we can share their responses with the community via our Medium page and our Facebook page.At the end of this message, I've pasted in a link to a Google forms version of the survey, the preferred method to respond, but I've also included a link to a Word version of the survey.If you choose to fill out the Word version, please send it back to me at Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions at all. You can find out more about Root and Restore St. Paul on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ RootAndRestoreSTP/.