Campaign Platform of Dr. Ljubo Skrbic, Florida District 21 Candidate
June 10, 2026
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The Frame
The candidate proposes a federal policy shift that would provide government-funded vocational training and living stipends to high school graduates, funded by a 5% salary deduction from participants, while also seeking to redirect funds from the current $65,000-per-person annual incarceration cost toward education.
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High school graduates
They would be eligible for free vocational training and government living stipends in exchange for a 5% salary deduction upon employment.
Drug addicts
They would be diverted from incarceration into mandatory vocational training programs.
Property owners
The candidate proposes a reduction in property taxes.
Last recorded activity June 10, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- Proposes free vocational school for all high school graduates with government-provided monthly living assistance.
- Proposes a 5% salary deduction for graduates of the vocational program to fund the system.
- Advocates for replacing incarceration for drug addicts with mandatory vocational school enrollment.
- Claims the current cost of incarceration is $65,000 per person annually.
- Supports free health insurance for all citizens.
- Advocates for no-abortion restrictions.
- Supports the enforcement of gun control measures.
- Proposes reducing property taxes.
- Advocates for increasing social security and veteran benefits.
- Proposes building a 'Special Medical Center' to focus on preventive medicine.
- Claims preventive medicine could reduce the US budget by $2 trillion annually.
- Supports providing free food and accommodation for life to individuals who do not complete vocational training.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Why It Matters
The candidate proposes a federal policy shift that would provide government-funded vocational training and living stipends to high school graduates, funded by a 5% salary deduction from participants, while also seeking to redirect funds from the current $65,000-per-person annual incarceration cost toward education.
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Incarceration Replacement
The candidate proposes a total shift from punitive incarceration to mandatory vocational education for drug-related offenses.
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Sources
www.livinginharmony.online
Analysis Score
0–100- Significance40How much this matters to a regular citizen
- Controversy60Intensity of disagreement among stakeholders
- Entertainment30Compellingness for a non-policy-wonk reader
- Buzz20Current news / social attention level
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