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a year. Small and mid-sized companies pass these costs on to employees through higher premiums and higher deductibles, making it difficult for these employees to get adequate healthcare. Johnson, in several publications, points out that almost 1/3 of the cost of healthcare could be eliminated by cutting administration, fraud, abuse, and overcharging. This idea was validated by healthcare professionals in the
Harvard Business Review in 2015. Johnson advocates that the free-market approach is the only way to truly cut costs, enabling employers to buy their healthcare directly, bypassing large networks. Currently, Redirect Health is providing healthcare to low wage workers in all 50 states.
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cutting the size of government, allowing the bidding of city services, dropping the cost of those city services, and placing a focus on economic development and trade. Under
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Phoenix cable. The Johnson Council passed the Human Rights Ordinance that prohibited discrimination against employees based on sexual orientation. The ordinance was very controversial and more conservative members of the council wanted a public vote. Johnson organized members of the council to stop the public vote and it passed by a majority vote of the council. The ordinance was one of the first human rights ordinances in the nation to prohibit discrimination against employees based on sexual orientation.
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knocking on almost all 90,000 registered doors in the district. Johnson captured the majority of votes in the general election and went on to win in a runoff election. The win shocked pundits like Pat Murphy, Arizona
Republic columnists, and many who believed Johnson was too young and was in the wrong party for the district. They credited the great political team Johnson assembled. When Johnson was sworn in, he was the youngest councilperson to ever serve on the Phoenix City Council.
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lawsuit, saying that the curfew wasn't designed to punish kids, it was designed to protect kids pointing out that young white teenagers die just as easily when hit by a stray bullet as do poor minority children. He also stated that he did not want police officers trying to figure out which kids were good kids and which were bad kids. Johnson's attack on the lawsuit was credited for building support for the minorities who originally opposed the curfew.
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economic recession. The effects of the recession and the savings and loan crash resulted in a massive crash of real-estate values in the
Phoenix market. Congress created the Office of Thrift Supervision and the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) was established. Nationwide, the RTC closed 747 S&Ls with assets of over $ 407 billion. Johnson appointed an economic development committee to study the effects the RTC would have on the local economy.
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The Kids Gun Law originated after a shooting of young juveniles at a Phoenix skating rink. When the law passed, gun lobbies openly opposed banning minors from being able to carry weapons. Johnson pushed other Arizona cities to adopt his Phoenix kids gun law, as known gang members actually opposed the
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Johnson continued his program of working with city departments, including significant time working as a uniformed patrol officer. He was on-site for most major police incidents, and became known in the community as the “Top Gun.” He worked in the city sewers, as a bus driver, and alongside other city
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Paul Johnson was first elected to the Phoenix City Council in 1985 at the age of 25. While serving in his second term in 1990, Johnson was selected by the council to fill the vacancy left by outgoing mayor Terry Goddard, who had resigned his office in order to run for governor. Johnson would go on to
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Johnson was known as the “Kid from Sunnyslope” and as a councilperson, he tried to improve living conditions in the poverty pocket where he was raised. As a councilperson, he developed a “specific plan” to improve the area and activated a citizens committee to create buy in. The plan included buying
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participate in community service work when their kids broke curfew. Johnson's focus on juvenile crime in the street through curfews, school uniforms, kids gun laws, and increased funding for police, assisted in a 73% drop in violent juvenile crime in Phoenix and a cut in graffiti in hard-hit areas.
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The nationwide recession had a significant impact on the morale of city employees. In response, Johnson began a process of visiting and listening to employees and actually continued a program he started as a city councilperson, working for a day in each of the city's major departments to understand
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Johnson built relations with other national economic interests that assisted in financing the basketball arena and securing funding for the Japanese Friendship Garden at Margaret T. Hance Park. While a municipality's economy is typically driven by national and even international trends, Johnson was
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Johnson was listed by The Arizona Republic as one of the top 16 people to watch in 2016. He has been focused on political reform through empowering Independents in Arizona and throughout the nation. Johnson was a featured speaker at the National Conference for Independents. In 1994, Johnson ran an
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Johnson responded to the savings and loan crash, and the recession that ensued, by focusing on bringing business to Phoenix, international flights, and creating the Valley's Greater Phoenix Growth Corporation (GPEC.) He was steadfast in holding the line on taxes to help the private sector recover,
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Other programs Johnson focused on were a school uniform program, a refuse building for kids, a basketball camps for kids, and increased funding for police officers through a public referendum. Johnson also called for individual responsibility by taking part in block-watch and requiring parents to
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Johnson also fought a lawsuit from the ACLU after he implemented a curfew. The ACLU pointed out their client, a young white girl, was a good student, a cheerleader who lived in an upper-middle-class white neighborhood, and had permission from her parents to be out after 2 AM. Johnson attacked the
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Johnson and Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley also worked with the Clinton Administration and then-Attorney General Janet Reno to stop law enforcement agencies from selling seized weapons to gun dealers and organized support from cities across the nation. Johnson also led efforts to ban the types of
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In the 1990s, juvenile crime and gang violence was increasing. Johnson attempted to balance a conservative fiscal and economic agenda with a liberal social agenda. Under Johnson's administration, several initiatives were implemented, including a Juvenile Curfew and “Kids Gun Law” that resulted in
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Paul Johnson became the mayor of Phoenix on February 21, 1990, at the beginning of this crisis. Then came the inflation of oil prices when on August 2, 1990, the Republic of Iraq invaded the State of Kuwait. In response, the Federal Reserve created a restrictive monetary policy contributing to an
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In 1986, the United States began observing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a national holiday. Then-Governor Bruce Babbitt used an executive order to officially make MLK Day an Arizona holiday. In 1987, Evan Mecham's first act as governor was to abolish the holiday. In 1990, a ballot initiative to
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During the recession, Johnson pushed the city to build infrastructure and public facilities. He pushed for more freeways, began the planning of transit, built a new basketball arena for the Phoenix Suns, and used the Sun's games with Chicago Bulls in the 1993 NBA playoffs to promote pride in the
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Several other crises caused by the recession included a conflict between two major airlines—America West and Southwest Airlines—that threatened America West moving its headquarters out of Arizona. The other was a transit strike. Johnson successfully helped bring a compromise between America West
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Johnson ran for the city council in 1985, at 25 years old. He ran in the nonpartisan race as a registered Democrat against Ann Lynch, a Republican in a district that was heavily registered Republican. Johnson was expected to lose. His campaign was known for its grassroots efforts with volunteers
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Johnson was deeply involved in Gary Hart's 1988 presidential campaign and was the chairman of several presidential campaigns in Arizona including those of Paul Tongas and General Wesley Clark. Johnson's leadership in the Paul Tsongas campaign was noted, he became a Tsongas delegate and led more
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In a contentious process, Paul Johnson was appointed in 1990 to fill the seat vacated by Terry Goddard. Goddard left to make an unsuccessful bid for governor of Arizona. At 25, Johnson was the youngest person to serve on the Phoenix City Council. At 30, he became the youngest person to serve as
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After politics, Johnson has been an admired leader in business and civic leadership, being named as one of the state's most admired leaders by the Valley's leading business publication. Johnson, along with his son Justin Johnson, has focused on building homes for entry-level workforce housing,
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The US Supreme Court case, Citizens United, was a landmark case that changed the way campaigns were financed. This allowed groups like the Koch Brothers and other large funding sources to hide from the public contributions made to candidates and causes. Johnson was a national leader focused on
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The recession resulted in many business failures including locally, America West Airlines, a local Phoenix company, which filed for bankruptcy. As businesses failed and real estate collapsed, Phoenix sales tax revenue and property taxes were significantly impacted. During this downturn of city
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Johnson has been highlighted in BenefitsPro magazine, InBusiness, and Chief Executive. He has focused on the problems of the existing healthcare system and a major message of Revolutionizing Healthcare and providing an alternative to employer programs. His clear passion is trying to find a
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Johnson attended Sunnyslope grade school and graduated from Sunnyslope High School. Johnson took almost a decade to earn his undergraduate degree as he worked days and went to school at night. He majored in history at Arizona State University and received a Bachelor of Arts in Business
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Johnson also personally committed to taking on a physical job for a day in each of the city departments. These included working in a sewer, working on hot streets laying asphalt in the summer, and suiting up as a police officer in a drug raid into a Crips gang household.
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creating a counter-cyclical real estate fund during the 2008 downturn, and the creation of several technology companies. Johnson's largest effort has been in Redirect Health, a company focused on low wage workers and disrupting the current healthcare system.
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establish the holiday was rejected by Arizona voters causing a loss of conventions business and the NFL rescinded Phoenix as the site for Super Bowl XXVII costing Arizona potentially $ 350 million in business revenue.
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governorship in 1997, running unopposed in the primary but losing to Republican incumbent Jane Dee Hull who became Governor through succession after Governor Fife Symington stepped down on September 5, 1997.
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2938:"A Deal For Florida Swampland That Can't Be Refused"
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1647:""Airline gets debt break" (Jul 11, 1991)"
1069:""Council Recommendations" (Sep 25, 1989)"
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3481:""Into the mind of…" (Feb 13, 2016)"
3090:""The park squabble" (Jun 27, 1991)"
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1474:""Mayor" (Aug 17, 1990)"
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