CALIFORNIA
    Nov. 4, 1980 U.S. Senate

 
Brochure, opens to 16" x 7".                                                                                                   Courtesy of California State Library.
PAUL GANN
U.S. Senate '80

California, it's time for a change...


 
Paul Gann
Dear Friend,
     I want to talk to you about the election in November. I want to talk to you about the job we began with Proposition 13 and Proposition 4.
     There is an opportunity this year to bring a new responsibility and sense of purpose to our government. The need is greater than ever before.
     Americans feel that they have lost control of their ability to experience the American dream, to gain the security and prosperity for which our country is rightly known.
     It is for these reasons that I am running this year for U.S. Senate, and I need your support.
     The issues at stake are easy to identify —
     We must lower the taxation that is eroding the economic strength of wage earners.
     We must revitalize the industrial sector that was once the benchmark of the world.
     We must stand fast on our commitments abroad to our allies. And we must make our enemies realize we will not retreat from our respon­sibilities in preserving freedom.
     But, it will not be easy to bring about these goals.
     In over 20 years of public life, I have never seen an easy fight.
     As co-author of Proposition 13 and Proposition 4, I know what it is to lead an uphill battle ... and win. And I know the critical importance of the individual -- you — in paving the way to victory.
     With all of our problems we are still the only nation under heaven that people die trying to get into instead of get out of.
     It's worth fighting for.
     I want and need your vote, November 4.
Thank you, and God bless,
Paul Gann
Paul Gann



For 21 years Alan Cranston has worked systematically to dismantle our nation's defenses. He has also earned the reputation as "Washington's Biggest Spender". Below are Alan Cranston's and Paul Gann's positions on 16 critical issues. Mark your position on each issue and then compare your views with the candidates'.



Cranston 
Gann 
You
Proposition 13, to cut sky rocketing property taxes, and save our homes

No
Yes

Proposition 4, to place a limit on government size and spending

No
Yes

Put a lid on the food stamp program to stop abuses

No
Yes

Stop forced busing of our children

No
Yes

Increase the national debt

Yes
No

SALT II, the treaties with the Russians to limit American military strength

Yes
No

The Panama Canal give-away

Yes
No

The Cranston Amendment to cut the Defense Budget by $5.2 billion

Yes
No

Develop the Cruise missile to strengthen national defense

No
Yes



Cranston 
Gann 
You
Kemp-Roth, the income tax relief bill for all Americans

No
Yes

A proposal to cut Social Security benefits to the elderly

Yes
No

Making the interstate distribution and sale of child pornography a federal crime

No
Yes

"Meals on Wheels", the program to provide meals to elderly shut-ins

No
Yes

Giving the Internal Revenue Service the power to withhold taxes from your savings account without your consent

Yes
No

Permitting the elderly to hold part-time jobs without losing their Social Security benefits

No
Yes

Collecting a $35,703 government pension and a U.S. Senate salary of $60,280 at the same time
Yes
No


Federal records show that since Alan Cranston went to Washington, D.C. as our Senator, he has become a millionaire. At the same time he proposes to cut Social Security aid to our elderly citizens. California needs a Senator who will go to Washington, D.C. to serve millions, not make millions.




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  • Co-author of Proposition 13.
  • Led the "Spirit of 13," Propostion 4, to a 3 to 1 victory
  • President of People's Advocate, a 45,000 member organization dedicated to government reform
  • Married to Nell Gann for 48 years
  • The Ganns have four children and 11 grandchildren
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Brochure, opens to
8 1/4" x 10 1/4".

Courtesy of California State Library.
Common sense, for a change.
PAUL GANN for U.S. Senate

What will it be, CALIFORNIA?


CARTER         or      REAGAN
CRANSTON
             GANN


 

It's up to you, California

Your Senator, Alan Cranston, votes with George McGovern 95 percent of the time.

He is part of the leadership of the Congress which brought us to where we are today.

Isn't it time for a change?

Decide for yourself.

Compare their records.

We're sure you'll pick Paul Gann.

Common Sense ... for a change
 
 
Where's Cranston On The Issues?
Do you know where Alan Cranston stands on the issues? Most California voters don't. Most are surprised when they place Cranston's record next to Gann's.
ISSUE
Cranston
Gann
Proposition 13, to cut your property taxes

NO
YES
Proposition 4, to limit state government spending

NO
YES
Put a lid on the food stamp program to cut abuses

NO
YES
Stop federally mandated school busing

NO
YES
Increase the national debt

YES
NO
Stop U.S. anti-ballistic missile testing

YES
NO
SALT II

YES
NO
The Panama Canal Treaties

YES
NO
The McGovern Amendment to cut the Defense Budget by $1.7 billion

YES
NO
Develop the Cruise Missile

NO
YES
KEMP-ROTH, the bill to cut federal income taxes

NO
YES
Cut Social Security benefits to help balance the budget
YES
NO



 
Congressional Watchdog Ratings
 
The following groups have rated Alan Cran­ston's performance and Paul Gann has registered his position on their key votes. The two men's rec­ords are offered for your inspection. George Mc­Govern's record is offered for comparison.

Cranston
McGovern
Gann
National Security Index

10
0
95
Americans for Democratic Action

79
75
10
American Conservative Union

3
NA
90
Americans for Constitutional Action

4
19
80
National Chamber of Commerce

10
NA
90
Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress

18
16
75
Independent Petroleum Institute

22
8
88
National Taxpayer's Union

26
38
90
National Association of Businessmen

27
22
95
COPE (AFL-CIO)

88
88
10
Public Citizen (Nader)
60
58
10


Common sense, for a change.
PAUL GANN for U.S. Senate


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