This is another good reason to support right to work. I suggest you ask the other candidates where they stand. I stand behind the proposals coming from the Transportation Policy Commission to meet transportation challenges, including the use of technology, and I am a strong proponent of workforce training programs. We must avoid Silicon Valley burnout. And how will you fund the much-needed improvements in the education system while loosing a great deal of revenue from the decrease in car tax.
Education is a partnership between state government and local government.
And I would seek various measures to promote competition. Sen. Chichester has said Gov. Gilmore is using borrowing to finance the continued car tax cuts. The borrowing in Gov. Gilmore's budget is for capital construction, a traditional use for bonded indebtedness. The amount of bonding during the Gilmore administration remains significantly below that of previous administrations. The car tax is a promise to the people that should be kept.