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Marsha Feinland

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Marsha Feinland
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Candidate for
U.S. Senate, California
PartyPeace and Freedom Party
Education
Master'sCalifornia State University, East Bay, 1979
Personal
BirthdayMay 21, 1949
Place of birthNew York, NY
ProfessionTeacher
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Campaign website

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Marsha Feinland was a 2012 Peace and Freedom Party candidate seeking election to the U.S. Senate from California.

Issues

Campaign themes

2012

Feinland's campaign website listed the following issues:[1]

  • Take A Stand Against Corporate Domination
Excerpt: "It's no surprise that Congress voted to bail out the banks while working class people are losing their homes and their jobs. The corporations win and the people lose on every issue."
  • Jobs and the Economy
Excerpt: "We need a stimulus bill which puts people to work building housing, fixing schools and hospitals, and creating, expanding, and improving public transportation systems. We need to clean up toxic sites, restore habitats, and install rooftop solar energy systems. We can fund this by taxing rich people and corporate profits. "
  • Housing for People, not for Profit
Excerpt: "Stop evictions and foreclosures. Under our market driven system, housing is built by real estate developers to be sold for a profit. Because everyone needs a place to live, demand is high and the price of housing goes up faster than wages and the average rate of inflation."
  • Health Care
Excerpt: "We need a system which covers all of us. Socialized medicine, like the British system, or single payer, as in Canada or variations in France, Australia, and Germany provide effective health care for everyone in those countries. The cost is lower and outcomes better than the insurance and pharmaceutical company controlled situation here."

Elections

2012

See also: United States Senate elections in California, 2012

Feinland ran in the 2012 election for the U.S. Senate, representing California. She was defeated in the June 5 open primary.[2][3]

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  1. ↑ Campaign website, Issues
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