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Campaign archive · 2012

March 22, 2012: "Reforming government programs"

Another of the four issue posts the 2012 campaign published on March 22, 2012. Its title concerns reforming government programs, a theme Hill returned to as a candidate for governor.

Original address
/2012/03/22/reforming-government-programs/
Date of the original post
Status
Archive note written by the Public Record editors. The campaign's original text is not reproduced.

What can be verified

The post was filed under "issues" on the 2012 campaign site on March 22, 2012. We have not been able to check its full text, so we don't summarize it.

What independent sources show

  • In his October 2011 Patch essay Hill wrote that government cannot make people prosper and can only create the conditions for them to do so. He listed personal responsibility among the principles he wanted to defend.
  • In 2015 he voted for SB 133, which proposed letting the state take over chronically failing schools (Vote Smart).
  • Ballotpedia's summary of his 2018 campaign website says he opposed government anti-poverty spending. The AJC reported that if programs were cut, he would shift some social services to nonprofits and religious ministries, without naming which programs.

More on the positions page.

Sources

  1. Patch (Smyrna-Vinings): Meet state Senate candidate Hunter Hill (Oct. 24, 2011)
  2. Atlanta Journal-Constitution: In bid for Georgia governor, Hill focuses on shelving income tax (May 8, 2018)
  3. Vote Smart: Hunter Hill voted yea on SB 133, Opportunity School District (2015)
  4. Ballotpedia: Hunter Hill (2018 campaign themes)

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