Name: Carol Johnson-Smith
Address: 1170 Wayne Way NW, Corydon, IN 47112
Family: Two Grown Sons: Joseph Smith (Amanda), Travis Smith; one grandson: Joey Smith
Education/Occupation/Political experience: AA Degree, IUS / 20 year UAW Autoworker—Ford Assembly Plant, Louisville / Candidate for Harrison County Council 2008 • Harrison County Board of Zoning Appeals
Contact information for voters: www.CarolForCongress2010.com, agape1957@gmail.com • 812/968-4046
Why are you seeking the office (in 100 words or less)? Our nation is facing a crisis of our very existence. I will enact solutions to return this nation to its founding principles; those for which I have fought for over 15 years based on the principles of the true American system of Lincoln, FDR and Lyndon LaRouche.
The current leadership of the both Parties, the Congress, and the White House are complete frauds. They are doing nothing for the US population and are pushing policies that further accelerate the collapse. I am calling for Obama’s impeachment to stop the bailouts and wars and start the recovery with The LaRouche Plan.
If elected, what will you do to help Hoosiers through these daunting economic times? (in 150 words or less)? If elected, I will join with the other three American System candidates to implement the LaRouche Plan – today’s American System solution to turn things around:
1) Repeal the Wall Street Bail Outs - Take back those trillions of dollars in hyper-inflationary bailouts enacted under the last two administrations and use it, instead, to create millions of jobs building the nation’s vital infrastructure
2) Reestablish the Glass Steagall Act – The Banking Act of 1933, implemented by the Franklin Roosevelt Administration to separate the activities of commercial banks from investment banks. Any debts which do not meet this standard, such as financial derivatives, must be written off, NOT bailed out.
3) Establish a new International Credit System based on physical economy to replace the failed financial economy. Returning to our Constitutional principles, we shall recreate the physical economy using long-term, low interest credit to build up our productive industries and infrastructure.
