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WE WILL VOICE OUR OPINION ON TOPICS THAT ME AND MY FRIENDS WOULD TALK ABOUT. WE HAVE DIFFERENT CO-HOST FROM TIME TO TIME WITH HOT TOPICS. WE WILL TOUCH ON TOPICS SUCH AS *RELATIONSHIPS *MONEY *INTERVIEWS *HARLEM'S CURRENT EVENTS *POLITICS *FASHION *GOSSIP *UP AND COMING *GIVEAWAYS AND ANY OTHER ISSUES THAT’S AND ISSUE!
Date / Time: 7/11/2009 3:49 AM UTC
As a native of Harlem, I care about our city, our district, our party, and most of all our community. Our community is at a crossroads, and we need a proactive and progressive city councilperson to confront the tough choices before us. Harlem cannot afford to let its elected officials continue to repeat the same mistakes: extending their term limits, neglecting community input in 125th street rezoning, and allowing Columbia University’s unjust use of eminent domain. We have elected change on a national level, now it is our time to elect it on a local level. It is time our city council responds to the needs of citizens throughout the 9th district.
Our district leadership has remained reactive instead of proactive over the years. This reactive nature is failing us and leaving all residents behind the curve. It is time we use our vote as a fresh approach to new leadership in order to secure a brighter promising future for our community. An ancient proverb states, “Small minds discuss people. Average minds discuss events. Great minds discuss ideas”.
Below are a few of my ideas for a better community:
Education
Economic Development
Quality of Life
You can assist many ways in bringing change to City Hall this Tuesday, September 15th, 2009. An adverse critic of the 125th street zoning laws, the Columbia Expansion Plan and City term limits, I promise to be one of the most progressive and innovative council members if elected. Please join our team, by way of volunteering your time or by providing our campaign with a financial contribution. Help me bring progressive thinking and new ideas to our City’s Government.
Democratically Yours,
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