Estimates show a near $4 billion shortfall of Medicaid dollars for Michigan, with the passage of the budget bill. Potentially 200,000 Michiganders to lose health care. This is a travesty.
It took me some time to find the words for this. I'm sorry for the wait. Since this year's election, I've heard from so many who feel downtrodden, suffering, even, as a result of the outcome. If that's you too, I hope you'll read, and join me in the spirit I hope to impart here:
Until then, let’s resist the pull of despair and hatred. They are weights that drag us down when we most need to rise. Instead, let’s do our best to strengthen our communities, nurture our families—both those we’re born into and those we find—and care for one another
I've lived a lot of places and had a pretty varied career. All of which has given me a broad perspective on many things, and I am hoping to put that to work for you, Auburn Hills!
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Auburn Hills is Michigan's home for manufacturing!
...but what if manufacturing hits a snag? As your city councilperson, I'd champion biz development to promote a diverse mix of industries, so if one industry is hurting, everyone else doesn't hurt too. https://t.co/v4EC73yXwz
If elected in the city of Auburn Hills I hope to find ways to improve communication b/t the city and its citizens. We've got great avenues to get the word out, but if the message still isn't getting heard, you've gotta meet people where they are. https://t.co/plEYGXHMwo
Hi friends! As you may know I have a broad-strokes overview of my campaign issues on my website, https://t.co/ZVhB5Qlm5i, but check in with me on Facebook starting Monday for a series of posts where we get into greater detail.
You can find me there at https://t.co/zIvvDuDYGl!
Had a fantastic conversation with Karthik at @PoliLens last week, you can check it out at the link below! We discussed the importance of civic engagement, and my own platform in running for city council here in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
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as well as an elected official in his district.
Rochester Hills residents, particularly in District 2, would be well-served by casting a vote for his re-election this November!
This campaign is proud to have the support of longtime friend and municipal neighbor, Rochester Hills Councilman David Blair!
The city of Rochester Hills has benefitted tremendously from Councilman Blair's leadership and organizatinal acumen, both as a business owner at CV Tech