Mary Maxwell
RepublicanQ1 What policies, if any, do you support or envision in managing land-based resources in New Hampshire (i.e. water, open-space preserves, parks)?
“Even at big sacrifice we must protect biodiversity. I want to know who is killing the bees? That person needs a talking to (perhaps in prison). My PhD in Politics relied heavily on Evolutionary biology. I was a student of EO Wilson. See the book I edited “The Sociobiological Imagination” (1991) – but that was before our dear species started to fill the ocean with bottle caps. We must change our lifestyle to save Nature.”
KEYWORDS: Honor Nature. Recognize our outdoor needs.
Q2 What policies and programs, if any, do you plan to implement regarding vaccines in the state of New Hampshire or throughout the US? What role, if any, does collaboration between scientists and policymakers have in this process?
“In 1917, Ed Rosenow of Mayo Clinic found the cure for polio. It was subsequently suppressed. This is par for the course. See my lawsuit Maxwell v Dept of Defense, 2020, against mandatory vax. Also my 2013 book “Consider the Lilies: Comparing 18 Cures for Cancer and Their Legal Status.” Note: The Dept of Education (Just imagine a federal department being in charge of education!!) controls the accreditation of Schools of Public Health. Correcting that will be my priority.”
KEYWORDS: Medical Integrity. No Hep-B at birth.
Q3 New Hampshire is facing growing flood risk, reduced snowpack, and rising sea levels. What policies, if any, do you support in mitigating how natural disasters are affecting industries and life in New Hampshire?
“I am running for federal office so will not really have a hand in the effect of disasters on industry. I do appreciate that industries need state protection. I am anti-globalism.”
KEYWORDS: Enforce the Constitution.
Q4 Advances in artificial intelligence and expansion of data centers are expected to affect industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, education, and transportation across the country. What policies, if any, do you plan to implement to address these potential impacts in New Hampshire?
“How can the technocrats possibly get government to legislate for AI when we citizens have not had any debate on whether we want it? Although I realize that AI is marvelous, nothing would get my signature in the US Senate until all ramifications were inspected.”
KEYWORDS: Curtail AI’s takeover.
Q5 Electricity demand is increasing due to manufacturing, electrification, and data infrastructure. What role, if any, do you believe developing alternative energy sources should contribute to the country’s future energy mix? What plans, if any, do you have to develop these alternative energy sources in New Hampshire, and how might they affect job opportunities in the state (if at all)?
“I am too ignorant of physics to know if the “alternative” sources work. They certainly worked hunky dory for thousands of years of human history. It’s my guess that Nicola Tesla solved the problem and that his work is – as usual – suppressed.”
KEYWORDS: Remove profit-making from energy decisions.