Whitlow Newsletter - 12 - Leadership Matters
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Leadership Matters: Though purposely flying below the political radar screen during the Democrat primary, I, am very happy with how our campaigning is going. We have been and will continue to be issue oriented. Voters will want and need specifics, and I will continue to provide them with the details required to make a wise decision on June 7th.
Be patient, stay informed, and ask the hard questions. I hope to get us back on track addressing the issues of the day and provide ideas on what should be done, and how we should go about proactively getting things done. Positive change is just around the corner with a vote for Rick Whitlow. ”Leadership Matters.”
Point Of Order: Racial reconciliation MUST occur in the City of Jackson in order for it to reach its full potential in economic development, crime reduction, competitive education and the overall quality of life. Each Jacksonian must try harder, more often, and more sincerely to move beyond the issues that have long divided the community to achieve racial reconciliation. No one will win in a community divided. We have the will and the courage to move forward into the future without continually looking back to the past. Rick Whitlow as the City leader will set the tone and create an atmosphere of cooperation, commitment, confidence, and a new level of trust. Together we can achieve much.
Support: We are building a strong volunteer force. Thank you! We need and appreciate your continued and generous financial support to be prepared for the general election campaign. You can make a secure donation online at www.rickwhitlowformayor.com or by mail to Post Office Box 1202, Jackson, MS 39215. Checks should be made payable to the Committee to Elect Rick Whitlow.
Don’t forget to write a letter to the editor or call a radio talk show to show your support for Rick’s candidacy. It is critical to keep the campaign message before the voters during this time when the focus is on the Democrat primary.
Trailbits:
April 30th – Deadline for voting absentee in the Municipal Clerk’s office for the primary. (Miss. Code Ann. § 23-15-653 and § 23-15-715 )
May 2nd – Deadline for receipt of mailed absentee ballots in the Municipal Clerks office for the primary. (Miss Code Ann. § 23- 15-631)
May 4th, Wednesday, 10:00am at Jackson City Hall, Council Chambers.
Rick is working hard on the Campaign trail, so if you see him out and about, don’t hesitate to talk to him, share your concerns, your ideas for solutions or just say hello.
Website: Individuals can learn more about the candidate and sign up for future newsletters on the website at www.Rickwhitlowformayor.com
“A real leader faces the music, even when he doesn’t like the tune.”
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