Dear Friends,
Hoosier Democrats have a great opportunity, not only in the presidential contest, but also in the primary for Governor to nominate the best and strongest candidates for November 2008.
I want to make sure you know about Jill Long Thompson, the candidate I'm supporting for Governor.
It's clear that Indiana is facing some hard economic times. We need a Governor who recognizes the unique challenges that each of our communities face and and who will provide our local communities with the tools necessary to be successful.
Jill Long Thompson can bring people together to rebuild our economy by protecting our good jobs and attracting new ones. She’ll work to improve our schools, provide affordable health care and make sure our tax code is both fair and equitable.
She has the experience and proven ability to help Indiana because she's done it before as a Congresswoman and as the U.S. Under Secretary of Agriculture for Rural Development.
I hope you'll join me in voting for Jill in the Democratic Primary for Governor on May 6th. Check out her website below for more information.
- Dr.Phillip Wright
http://www.hoosiersforjill.com/
Showing posts with label endorsements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label endorsements. Show all posts
Friday, May 02, 2008
Thursday, April 26, 2007
News-Sentinel & Journal Gazette endorse Langley for City Council
Fort Wayne City Council candidate CHARLES LANGLEY was endorsed this week by both Fort Wayne newspapers, the Journal Gazette and the News-Sentinel.
The Journal Gazette stated Langley is a “prime example of the type of person community leaders are talking about when they say they want to keep young talent in Fort Wayne. He would provide much-needed generational diversity to the council.”
Read here: Journal Gazette
The News-Sentinel says Langley “has an impressive understanding of the powers and limitations of local government. He has spent a lot of time getting to know the problems and potential of neighborhoods in the 4th District. He is particularly attuned to the needs and sentiments of the newly annexed residents of the city who are eligible to vote for a 4th District councilman for the first time. His first priority is not increasing city taxes – a priority surely shared by the newly annexed city residents among his prospective constituents, who are seeing the financial impact of annexation.”
Read here: News Sentinel
LANGLEY is running solid on the following issues:
Improving the economy, maintaining low taxes, and being fiscally responsible.
Improving roads and transportation of Aboite and Waynedale.
Maintaining and improving city services.
Increasing cooperation and efficiency between city and county agencies.
The choice in the Fourth District is clear.
Vote LANGLEY.
The Journal Gazette stated Langley is a “prime example of the type of person community leaders are talking about when they say they want to keep young talent in Fort Wayne. He would provide much-needed generational diversity to the council.”
Read here: Journal Gazette
The News-Sentinel says Langley “has an impressive understanding of the powers and limitations of local government. He has spent a lot of time getting to know the problems and potential of neighborhoods in the 4th District. He is particularly attuned to the needs and sentiments of the newly annexed residents of the city who are eligible to vote for a 4th District councilman for the first time. His first priority is not increasing city taxes – a priority surely shared by the newly annexed city residents among his prospective constituents, who are seeing the financial impact of annexation.”
Read here: News Sentinel
LANGLEY is running solid on the following issues:
Improving the economy, maintaining low taxes, and being fiscally responsible.
Improving roads and transportation of Aboite and Waynedale.
Maintaining and improving city services.
Increasing cooperation and efficiency between city and county agencies.
The choice in the Fourth District is clear.
Vote LANGLEY.
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