Who is billboard celebrity Angelyne, candidate in the California governor recall election

Name: Angelyne

Political party: Angelyne Party

Residence: Hollywood

Occupation: Billboard queen/icon/entertainer

Education: Doctorate in Psychology

Experience: Named honorary mayor of West Hollywood and awarded the key to the city. Ran for mayor of Los Angeles. Previous gubernatorial run during last recall.

Website: AngelyneforGovernor.com

What precautions, if any, should California continue to take to cope with COVID-19 and its variants?

Funnel money into extensive medical research on the virus. Research to create a serum that will enhance the immune system against the virus, rather than a vaccine.

California provided cash support to individuals and small businesses during the pandemic. To what extent should that assistance continue?

It should continue until this virus is completely resolved.

What more would you do to address California’s housing crisis?

A. Religious organizations such as churches, mosques, and temples will fund The Homeless Project.

B. This will not cost the taxpayer anything.

C. The members would freely donate money specifically to The Homeless Project.

D. The contributions to help homelessness will not be touched by clergy. There is no skimming off the top.

E. Every contribution will be available for scrutiny on a state website.

F. PSAs: Will help the cause by putting up billboards, radio and tv ads, newspapers, social media, etc.

What should California do to build up its middle class?

Take inspiration from Angelyne and become your own business.

Would you propose any new policies to address climate change?

More extensive research is needed.

What should California do in the long term to address wildfire and drought conditions?

Build up the fire department in every single station in the state. Facilitate funds for research on better ways to put out fires.

This story was originally published August 12, 2021 at 5:00 AM with the headline "Who is billboard celebrity Angelyne, candidate in the California governor recall election."